Nigerian rapper Yung Sammy stole the spotlight on The 50 with his impressive rap performance. While many contestants rely on alliances and constant drama, Yung Sammy’s calm nature and logical gameplay have helped him stand out.
In the latest episode, Yung Sammy showcased his talent, receiving praise from Nia Sharma.
Nia Sharma Praises Yung Sammy’s Performance
The episode turned lively with Uorfi Javed and Nia Sharma’s appearance. All the male participants had to perform, while each woman was given an Rs 5,000 token to award to the male contestant who impressed them the most.
As the performances began, Nigerian rapper Yung Sammy’s act received praise from the entire house. Among them, Nia Sharma was visibly impressed and greeted him warmly. Calling
Yung Sammy a “desi ladka”, Nia said, “Nice to meet you! I’m a big fan of 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg, but I’ve never had the chance to meet them. I’m so glad I got to meet you. This is such a special moment for me. It’s really nice to have you here in our country.”
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Yung Sammy on Reality Show Debut
Known for popular Hindi rap tracks, including Raat Khatam, G Glass, Mr Rambo and others, Yung Sammy has finally made his reality show debut with The 50.
During an interview with the Times of India, the rapper opened up about his decision to join the reality show. “What really stood out to me about The 50 is that it’s not about creating moments; it’s about surviving them,” he said.
Yung Sammy added, “The format felt raw, intense, and real, and that instantly connected with me. Since this is my first reality show, I didn’t want anything superficial. I wanted a platform that challenges me as a person and allows people to see the real journey behind the music.”
For his debut reality TV appearance, Yung Sammy believes authenticity and self-awareness will be key to navigating the game. “I believe in being honest but not naïve. Just like music, you need to know when to speak and when to stay silent,” he shared. The 50 airs daily on JioHotstar at 9 PM and Colors TV at 10:30 PM.
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