24 February,2023 07:23 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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Popular rapper MC Stan appeared as a guest on the reality game show 'Playground Season 2' and shared his experience of meeting the contestants and how he could relate to their situation as recently he was also part of the reality show, 'Bigg Boss 16'.
He indulged in some fun activities, and the contestants learned his quirky phrases and grooved on his rap beats.
Sharing his experience about his appearance on the show, Stan said: "I felt happy to meet all the contestants of 'Playground S2'. I myself have been in a similar situation recently being a part of a reality TV show, wherein I was a contestant and we had our own challenges."
'Playground Season 2' is a reality game show where the viewers enjoy watching top digital creators' gaming and entertainment, and how they survive through all these processes to win.
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The rapper added on how hard work and dedication helped him in winning 'Bigg Boss 16'. Stan won the prize money of Rs. 31. 8 lakhs, a car, and the coveted trophy of Bigg Boss 16. MC Stan was one of the most underrated contestants of the season. Many thought he will be eliminated but he made his way to the finale with his composed strategy.
MC Stan, whose real name is Altaf Shaikh, is an Indian rapper, lyricist, music producer and composer. He became popular after the release of his song 'Khuja Mat' in 2019. He hails from Pune, Maharashtra. He was just 12, when he began singing qawwali. He was introduced to rap music by his brother. Before getting into rapping, Stan was into B-boying and beatboxing.
"At the end of the day, it's your passion, hard work, attitude, and audience love that helps you stand out and win the title. I was very excited to be on the sets, indulging in some games alongside the contestants".
'Playground Season 2' streams on Amazon miniTV.
(With inputs from IANS)
