Rapper Boity Thulo speaks on owning her throne as a sangoma, a rapper and a businesswoman doing the most against all odds!
Being one of the most followed artists in SA on Instagram and having so many ventures on her plate, Boity says she is always ready for public scrutiny and has a way to deal with the pressure.
"[Scrutiny is] the nature of the beast, you know that's what it is. You're going to have to deal with scrutiny and people wanting more and more from you and wanting to know more from you ... for me personally I try as much as I can to control the narrative that I want out there and to give what I am able, willing and comfortable with doing ... keeping myself as a top priority.” “We thought about different avenues in terms of where in the beverage space we want to tap into ...
“I'm inspired, I'm motivated. Not just with Bonang [Matheba] creating her own MCC but also there's [DJ] Zinhle who's also trailblazing in every form of industry with regards to everything that she's doing ... It's incredibly motivating to be around women like that ... it gave me the confidence to take a room that might seem scary or over saturated.
“Throughout my entrepreneurial journey what has been motivating me the most is always creating things that I don't find. If I feel like I can't find something I take that as an opportunity to create it,” she said.
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