It's all work and no play for rapper Nadia Nakai as she kicks the year on a high note! Bragga is set on having a stellar year and she is not slowing down.
The award winning femcee is recording visuals for her song with American rapper Vic Mensa for their collaboration Practice. The track is from her debut studio album Nadia Naked which boasts of a vibrant line-up of collaborators including Family Tree boss Cassper Nyovest, and the talented Lady Zamar.
Taking to Instagram, Nadia shared some behind the scenes visuals of her music video shoot and captioned one of her post, "When you in his country, you know exactly what had to happen! All it takes is a little Practice, Wait on it... it’s gonna be Fyre..."
After her music video shoot, Nadia boasted about the wonderful time they had on set, "Still in awwww and how amazing everyone was on set yesterday! We all worked really hard! And I know this has to be the best video I’ve shot by far!!! Thank you everyone involved! I’m soooooo inspired."
Not only is she working hard to shoot visuals for her music, she is also enjoying the fruits of her hard work. Her music talk show "The Naked Room" aired it's first episode on Channel O last year 2020 and the rapper couldn't be more proud of her success.
According to Nadia, the Naked Room was a product of the coronavirus pandemic, which caused her to continuously change the whole setting of her show. Although she admitted that the pandemic definitely inspired her push the boundaries even further.
Nadia is on a winning streak this year, she recently got named the Most Stylish Performing Artist in music for 2020 at the South African style awards. She also bagged a lucrative hunters endorsement deal and she also successfully released the documentary, Nadia Naked, for her 2019 hit album.
In other good news of South Africans flying the flag very high, Thuso Mbedu and Nomzamo Mbatha are making us very proud. Thuso Mbedu made it as the 16th most promising black Hollywood star.
Nomzamo Mbatha made the list beating out names like Chloe x Halle- and Mbedu too- to nab the ninth spot on the list.
