“This Is Just the Beginning” – Nadia Nakai Opens Up About Season 2 of Beyond Bragga

Rapper and TV personality Nadia Nakai is stepping back into the spotlight with the much-anticipated second season of her reality show Nadia – Beyond Bragga. The new 10-part season will premiere on Saturday, 6 September at 7:30 PM on BET.

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After a successful first season, Nadia promises that viewers will see a deeper, more personal side of her this time around. Speaking to The Citizen, she shared,

“What made me decide to open up even more this time around is just more of my dynamics around me,” she said.

“In Season 2, everybody got into their stride. They were comfortable, and that made it easier for me to be comfortable, too. We could all give our authentic selves as a collective.”

This season doesn’t just explore her personal growth – it follows her as she prepares to launch her long-awaited album, Braggacy, relaunch a new music video, and finally bring her dream of a one-woman show to life.

“As an artist, you dream about creating your own stage the way you envision it,” she explained.

“I’ve always struggled with doubt and talked myself out of it, but the day I do, it will be monumental for me.”

Her upcoming album is also set to show a new side to her musical style. Unlike her previous project, which leaned heavily into hip-hop, this album explores different sounds and emotional depth.

“I’ve got three-step songs, an Afro-pop track, and even a house collaboration with Zion from Liquideep,” Nadia shared.

“It was exciting to explore more sounds. The album is also sentimental, with tributes to my late boyfriend, AKA, who inspired me to be more experimental.”

Collaboration is another theme this season, especially among women in the industry. Nadia recently worked with Moozlie and Rouge on the single Juicy and says she’s reuniting with Moozlie and Ney the Bae for more.

“When women work together, we go all the way. There’s so much strength in collaboration. With my male counterparts, it was often harder to push songs or content. With women, it flows.”

She also opened up about her past tensions with Moozlie, which prevented them from working together in the early stages of their careers.

“When we started, I was under Family Tree, she was under Cash Time, and we didn’t see eye to eye. There was a very big beef… Now that we’ve gotten over that, it’s been really exciting.”

Nadia is clear that Beyond Bragga is only a small piece of what she has planned.

“This is not the full story. It’s just the beginning of a new chapter. There’s so much more to come. Women are resilient, and this is about overcoming hardships and pushing forward. So this is just the beginning.”