E-nast

E-NASTY BIOGRAPHY E-Nasty was born and raised on 125th Street (the heart of Harlem) where at the young age of 13 he was signed to Cory Rooney and Prince Markie Dee of the Fat Boys. Young, gifted and talented, E-NASTY began his journey into the hip hop industry in junior high school. By the time he reached high school, E-NASTY had already begun sharing his music with the world, performing in cities and schools all over the U.S. Some places included being an opening act for Cassidy and Lil’ B...

E-NASTY BIOGRAPHY E-Nasty was born and raised on 125th Street (the heart of Harlem) where at the young age of 13 he was signed to Cory Rooney and Prince Markie Dee of the Fat Boys. Young, gifted and talented, E-NASTY began his journey into the hip hop industry in junior high school. By the time he reached high school, E-NASTY had already begun sharing his music with the world, performing in cities and schools all over the U.S. Some places included being an opening act for Cassidy and Lil’ Boosie in Philly and Florida respectfully, as well as The Clipse in his hometown of HARLEM. An underground artist showcase at Norfolk State University, Baltimore, and Atlanta are some of the places where he first made his mark. E-NASTY has also traveled to the UK and Taiwan to perform. Over the course of his career, he has worked with the likes of Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, Freddie Foxx, Marley Marl, Nice & Smooth, Big L, Crazy Sam, the Verbal Assasins from Video Music Box, and Tito from Iron Clad. E-Nasty's recent resurfacing could not have come at a better time. In 2004, E-Nasty started a team called Oudda Kontrol which consisted of A-Wizzy, and Jay Giant. Now with tracks from Dame Grease, Popoff and DJ Ron G, E-Nasty is sure to be the world's next BIG THING! Following in the paths of great artists such as Jay-Z, Beanie Siegel, and the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG, he is literally what the game is missing on the East Coast. Steadfast and strong, he's dedicated and passionate to become one of the best rappers to ever do this thing we call hip hop.