Nasty C is set to star in Disney+’s new animinated series, ‘Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire’. Image via Facebook: Nasty C SA
‘Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire’: Nasty C bags role in animated series
‘Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire’, starring Nasty C, will be a 10-part anthology series with contributions from animators across Africa.
Nasty C is set to star in Disney+’s new animinated series, ‘Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire’. Image via Facebook: Nasty C SA
Disney+’s new 10-part anthology series Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire is set to be released in 2023. South African rapper Nasty C has scored a role in the series alongside some of Africa’s top talents including Florence Kasuma who starred in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
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‘KIZAZI MOTO: GENERATION FIRE’
Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire will be a 10-part anthology series that brings together several African animators to produce narratives around the science-fiction and fantasy genres.
Speaking to Variety in 2021, Disney+ president Michael Paull said the streaming giant was bringing “the work of a visionary new generation of African filmmakers” to Disney+.
“The films in the anthology kind of run the gamut when it comes to science-fiction. These are stories that touch on other world’s time travel and alien beings, but all of these genre conventions are seen through an African lens that makes them totally new,” Paull added.
According to the publication, “Kizazi Moto” is a Swahili term which translates to “fire generation”.
NASTY C TO STAR IN ‘KIZAZI MOTO: GENERATION FIRE’
Taking to Instagram on Thursday 16 June, award-winning rapper Nasty C shared that will feature as part of the cast of Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire.
“Every blessing that I prayed for fell right down into me,” wrote the rapper in his Instagram post.
Nasty C made his acting debut on Netflix’s Blood & Water in 2020.
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WHAT HAS NASTY C BEEN UP TO?
In May, Nasty C travelled across the country for his Ivyson Army Tour alongside American rapper TI’s son, Domani Harris.
The pair travelled to Bloemfontein, Cape Town and Durban along with acts like Cassper Nyovest, J Molley, Ka$hCPT, Audio March and K Keed.
