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Nasty C releases new song, possibly reveals baby’s name

Following the release of his latest singles Better Than This and No More, rapper and soon-to-be father Nasty C shared with fans his third single Crazy Crazy… while also possibly revealing the name of his child with his girlfriend Sammie Heavens.

While promoting his song, the Strings and Bling rapper shared two pictures of himself, saying, “Good morning world! I just dropped Crazy Crazy and it got me feeling like an RnB superstar. So here’s two photos of me being a normal adult male who takes himself serious for once. Oliver’s Dad.”

 

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Many fans responded to the title Nasty gave himself at the end.

“uTata ka Oliver???,” said one fan.

“Oliver’s Dad ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Man you’re really HIM!!! ???????,” said another.

Another fan commented, “Oliver has got a great dad right here ??❤‍?.”

While another said, “Ok Oliver’s dad we need visuals ?.”

The rapper shared some behind-the-scenes footage of the song’s music video in a separate post.

“THANK FOR ALL THE LOVE ON THE NEW MUSIC. I LOVE YOU! ❤️‍?❤️‍?,” he captioned the post.

 

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He also shared a fun fact about the song’s second verse, sharing with fans that it was inspired by American singer-songwriter Gregory Porter’s Real Good Hands.

 

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Nasty C officially announced the pregnancy on 24 July by sharing a sonogram of their little one, as well as a picture of a pregnant Sammie.

 

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