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Nasty C and Cassper Nyovest ‘African Throne’ documentary set to premiere soon

Following a cryptic post on their social media, the African Throne Instagram page has announced that the highly anticipated documentary featuring Cassper Nyovest and the coolest kid in Africa, Nasty C will be making its way onto our TV screens exclusively via Amazon Prime soon.

The inception of ‘The African Tour’ began in 2023, and the concept included Nasty C and Cassper Nyovest coming together to bring “The Biggest Tour in African Music Culture”. The tour included stops in multiple major cities on the continent, such as Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana, Kenya and Nigeria.

“?????? #AfricanThroneTour COMING SOON exclusively on @amazonprimevideoza.
Experience the highs and lows, challenges and triumphs of the African Throne Tour with @nasty_csa & @casspernyovest. From unforgettable moments to unforeseen obstacles, this documentary showcases the rollercoaster ride of life on the road. Get ready for a raw and authentic glimpse into the tour like never before. Exclusively on @amazonprimevideoza,” read the announcement.

 

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Similarly to any documentary, this visual diary aims to provide the people with behind-the-scenes- footage and experiences from the tour, highlighting the highs and lows experienced by these two African giants who shared the stage in a way that has never been seen in South African or African hip-hop.

Touring is not an easy experience for any artist, and ‘The African Tour’ will not only provide much-needed entertainment for the fans and supporters, it will also expose fellow artists wanting to achieve something similar about what it takes to do so.

Unsurprisingly, both fan bases are thrilled to hear the news of their favourites as both have been hard at work, respectively and as a collective. They have ensured to provide their fans with quality projects, while simultaneously bringing their A-game on the stage consistently.

Also see: Cassper offers Nasty C valuable advice on getting into shape

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