No industry is where it’s at without a bulk of effort from women, including entertainment and music. DigiMillennials is using this interview series to spotlight black women In Canada and Africa who are contributing a good quota towards the growth of black popular culture.
Nonoza Womdantso, “MC Nonoza”, Female Emcee
Toronto, Canada.
How would you best describe yourself?
I would describe myself as a vibrant person who intends to have fun. I am also free spirited.
Tell us about the work you do.
Aside from schooling, I am a female Emcee who curates vibes at parties as well as managing crowd control.
Was working in entertainment always the plan?
Working in the entertainment industry was never planned. It was something I did for fun as I enjoyed partying. The public enjoyed my vibe and continued to book me.
Favourite thing about being a woman in entertainment?
Watching other women grow and being the first to be an Amapiano Female Emcee in Canada.
Least favourite thing about being a woman in entertainment?
People try to take advantage. There is this perception of women being naïve.
Biggest life lesson you have learnt in recent times?
Never to worry about other people. If you enjoy something, do it as long as it is positive.
Advice to young women aspiring to pursue a career in the creative industry?
Always give your 100%. I always believe that if someone is hating on you, you are definitely doing something right.
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