Rapid Aging Concern Led to Nasty C's Choice to Abandon Alcohol Consumption
In a candid interview with British-Nigerian media personality, Madame Joyce, South African rapper Nasty C opened up about his struggle with alcohol addiction and his decision to quit drinking.
At 28 years old, Nasty C was known for his high tolerance for alcohol, often being the last to become intoxicated when drinking with others. His drinking habit involved vodka, whisky, tequila, rum, and cognac, and he would consume these spirits at the studio, shows, and while spending time with friends.
However, Nasty C's drinking grew into an addiction, and he admitted to drinking every night. This excessive consumption took a toll on his perception, and he saw it as dangerous.
In South Africa, excessive drinking is associated with a 'face' effect, a term used to describe quick aging effects. Nasty C pointed out that drinkers can appear up to a decade older than they actually are due to this phenomenon. It was this fear of developing a 'face' that led Nasty C to reconsider his drinking habits.
Nasty C's concern about a 'face' stemmed from the observation that drinkers can appear up to a decade older than their actual age. He explained that he didn't want to look older than his real age, and this fear was a significant factor in his decision to stop drinking.
In the year 2020, Nasty C announced that he had overcome his alcohol addiction. He spoke about his decision to quit drinking in another interview with Madame Joyce, where he expressed his relief at being free from the grip of addiction.
Despite reducing his consumption of vodka, Nasty C continues to abstain from other types of alcohol. He has embraced a healthier lifestyle and is focused on his music career, which shows no signs of slowing down.
Nasty C's story serves as a reminder of the dangers of excessive drinking and the importance of making healthy choices. It is a testament to his strength and determination in overcoming addiction and taking control of his life.
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