Lady Du Claims She was the first female Disk Jocky in South Africa
Lady Du in order to inspire upcoming music stars in SA speaks about her hustle in the South African music industry; she narrated the story of how she started.
Taking to Instagram, the Amapiano vocalist shared pictures of herself in her teenage years and captioned it with a brief narration of how she began DJing at age of 10.
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She went ahead to make it clear that she was the first and youngest DJ in South Africa.
“If you ever feel like giving up, you feel like the music thing is not working out, remember me that started djing when I was 10 years old, with no Facebook and Instagram!!! I was actually the first female Dj in the country, the youngest one playing and mixing with vinyls,” she wrote.
Du stated her wins and how she left music to further studies abroad.
“I won 2 competitions. I left music to go study overseas came back and continued with it till today. I never gave up, I was consistent!!!! What I have now was not made in a month. it’s exactly 20 years of hard work!!!”
Lady Du says she’s finally getting her rewards as she didn’t give up.
“I am actually getting my rewards. My spirit of never giving up is what Got me where I am today! For some people it takes 1 month for some 20 years but I always say skill, education and wisdom will make you stay in the game longer, talent alone won’t carry you.”
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