NAS T BREED “THE NASARAWA CURSE” EFFECT: WHY ARE ARTISTES ATTACKING Him After THE DISS TRACK RELEASE?
The Nasarawa music scene is currently on fire, and the name on everyone’s lips is Nas T Breed. His diss track, “Nasarawa Curse,” aimed at Mantexx aka Tha Sabi Boi has sparked serious conversations, with many applauding his delivery. But while the internet is busy debating the song’s impact, something strange is happening some artistes are suddenly taking shots at Nas T Breed.
We want to ask do you think thier shots on Nas T is clout Chasing or genuine beef?
As soon as Nas T Breed dropped the track, tons of reactions followed not just from fans but from fellow artistes, many of whom had never been part of the conversation before.
The question now is: Are these artistes genuinely offended, or are they just using this as a moment to get attention?
A netizen reacts:
“Everyone wanna use Nas T Breed so that we can know them.”
It’s a harsh but fair observation. Some names that were barely known in the scene are suddenly popping up, conveniently after the diss track made waves.
Another social media user weighed in:
“Why Nasty??? First time hearing some names after Nas T Breed’s diss track 👌🏽”
It’s as if Nas T Breed’s success with this track has made him a target for those looking to ride his wave.
Is It About the Music or Something Personal?
One of the most striking comments came from a fan who questioned the motives behind the sudden backlash:
“Wetin Nas T Breed do una? Shey una perfect ni? Abi na the fact say him good for this music shh… Shey na fake life una wan make him begin live? Ahhh why is the whole thing becoming too personal? Una dey rap?? Hahaha 😊 gettat!! Make I no talk fess.”
Their views raises a big question or point like, why is this becoming personal? Diss tracks are part of hip-hop culture. Legends have gone at each other, from Nas vs. Jay-Z to Drake vs. Meek Mill, Drake vs Nas etc But when a rapper like Nas T Breed drops one, why does it suddenly feel like an attack on his entire career?
Let’s be real controversy sells. The moment someone is trending, others try to attach themselves to the moment and take advantage…
Nas T Breed’s track put a spotlight on the Nasarawa music scene, and now some artistes see this as their chance to shine.
But here’s the truth: music isn’t about jumping on trends it’s about talent, consistency, and originality.
If some artistes think attacking Nas T Breed will give them relevance, they might be in for a rude awakening. Because at the end of the day, the audience decides who stays relevant, not forced controversies.
So, is this a genuine musical battle or just a desperate grab for attention? You decide. Let the music speak.
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