Eno Barony, a rapper from Ghana known for her unrivaled talent and bold attitude, recently talked about the difficulties it may be for women to succeed in the music business.
Eno Barony claimed during a frank interview on The Day Show with Berla Mundi that she frequently finds herself at the center of beefs and skirmishes started by both male and female rappers who want to demonstrate their prowess against her.
Aspiring rappers looking for attention have named Eno Barony a top target due to her unique approach and refusal to follow conventions in the industry.
Eno Barony has opted to make her own path and be acknowledged for her uniqueness, although some female artists rise to notoriety by working alongside male peers.
“When the girls first enter the industry, they want to throw shots at me,” Eno Barony shared during the interview, shedding light on the competitive nature of the industry.
She is routinely called out by male rappers who want to test their own skills by challenging her to rap battles. Eno Barony maintains her will and self-assurance despite the ongoing conflicts and efforts to undermine her.
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Eno Barony used a potent example to illustrate his point when he said, “If a fruit on a tree is not nice, nobody would throw stones at it.” This quote perfectly captures her unwavering self-confidence and her determination not to be intimidated by the hostile attention paid to her. Instead, she directs her attention and resources into developing as an artist and pursuing her artistic expression.