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K.O and Nasty C collab ‘Too much’ breaks 1 million YouTube views

Not many have had the ability to accomplish this. However, when it comes to longevity in the music industry, one of the first names that comes to mind is K.O Born Ntokozo Mdluli, the rapper has had an illustrious hip-hop career filled with highs and lows, and he continues to dominate today.

During an episode of the popular ‘Podcast and Chill‘ with infamous personalities Sol Phenduka and MacG, the rapper revealed in a creative fashion that he and 031’s finest Nasty C, had been working on a track together and they were ready to let the world hear it.

 

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The collaboration recently reached 1 million YouTube views, an unsurprising accomplishment for both K.O. and Nasty C, as these rappers have mastered the art of giving people what they want to hear.

It is also not unusual for the rapper to lay low while he is cooking something special, only to return to the scene once he is ready to bring the heat, as he similarly did with his hit song ‘Sete’ which he collaborated with Young Stunna and Blxckie. He took a similar approach with his latest offering, and he is reaping the rewards as the song continues to grow.

The song itself, in true K.O. fashion, is a great blend of a catchy and somewhat familiar tune, accompanied by a fun flow and cadence from both him and Nasty C. However, the music video, which is a vibrant visual display that accurately depicts and captures the rapper’s carefree personas, gave the song some personality, which has translated to more streams and views.

Some users have expressed their wishes for the two rappers to possibly work on a joint EP together, as they have shown that they can make magic together.

 

Also see: Nasty C dips toes in fashion pond with Ellesse partnership

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