Blxckie Places Himself Among Nasty C In His Current South African Hip-Hop Top Three. Blxckie is asserting his role in the South African hip-hop scene, unreservedly naming himself among the nation’s top rappers.
Blxckie Places Himself Among Nasty C In His Current South African Hip-Hop Top ThreeIn a recent episode of Press Play by Culture’s Biggest, the rapper hailing from Durban was prompted to list his top three current South African rappers, with the caveat that he must include himself.
When the discussion turned to the competitive nature of hip-hop, Blxckie noted the challenge of narrowing the wealth of talent in the country to merely three names. Nevertheless, two seats seemed firm in his opinion: Nasty C and his own.
“Nasty C is up there, facts for sure. I agree. I’m up there for sure,” he stated.
He went on to indicate that there was only one position left, clearly conveying that while others might vie for it, he felt secure about his place in the ranks.
“There’s only one more person. That one person left. I don’t even fight for it. It’s no problem. They fight for third one. And I’m there, trust me,” he remarked.
While Blxckie did not specify the third rapper, his remarks exuded a strong belief in his standing within the South African rap arena.
This discussion comes at a pivotal moment in Blxckie’s career, following the release of his latest album, YENA, on October 30, 2026. This album features collaborations with A-Reece and Usimamane, highlighting his ongoing influence in the local hip-hop community.
With Nasty C included in his lineup and Blxckie asserting his own position, he has reignited the ongoing debate regarding the current hierarchy in South African rap. The pressing question remains: who will claim that last coveted spot?
