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Nasty C & Tellaman Link Oxlade on ‘Come Over 2.0’ — SA–NG R&B Flex Out Now

Official Nasty C Come Over 2.0 single cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame

Nasty C and Tellaman open the door with Oxlade on “Come Over 2.0”. Out on the T’s & C’s Apply project (1 September 2026), the roughly four minutes four R&B / Afrobeats flex (TallRacks & Select Play Music) stack silky SA hooks with Oxlade’s velvet NG glide — invitation first, speakers second, replay third. When Joburg say come over, Lagos no dey leave the message on read, and Accra already dey lace shoes.

2.0 branding promise upgrade without erasing the original mood: late-night invitation, soft menace, melody hospitality. Nasty C’s SA rap-R&B hybrid lane meet Tellaman’s chemistry and Oxlade’s continental croon so the collab feel borderless. Four minutes four allow the seduction to pace itself.

Accra late-night playlists thrive on SA–NG bridges; this cut is premium bridge material. Not a waist challenge screamer — a headphones-to-Uber crossover. Keep it when the text thread get dangerous and the beat need to chaperone.

Project placement on T’s & C’s Apply give catalogue context: not a random leak era flex, a framed statement. Oxlade’s feature is the velvet stamp GH ears recognize instantly.

Spin it when the night need an invite and the speakers need velvet knock. Come Over 2.0 — Nasty C, Tellaman, Oxlade, Accra answering the door.

Late-night invitations age well when melody chaperone the danger. Come Over 2.0 — Nasty C, Tellaman, Oxlade — is Joburg-to-Lagos velvet knock Accra answers with laced shoes. Four minutes four of paced seduction on T’s & C’s Apply. Upgrade promised, mood protected. Keep it for Uber-hour playlists where the text thread get brave.

Keep nasty-c-come-over-20 in the weekly rotation when the speakers need artist-first storytelling over process notes — song first, scene second, replay third. Accra nights collect records like this because the feeling travel without a press kit appendix. Volume up; excuses down; let the pocket finish the argument the caption start.

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Official Nasty C Come Over 2.0 single cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame

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