She told about this change in her life in a song dubbed Wanjiku Kimani.
Fans many a time, have labeled her as too serious, and a no-nonsense individual.
She doesn't agree.
She disputed this theory in a quick-fire interview that she had done with TV47, 2 years ago.
"I think my rapping persona makes people think like I'm this hardcore chick. Like when I meet fans, they say we ni mpole, but had initially thought I was hardcore. Then I ask them kwani you expect me to fight or something."
Her biggest challenge in the game?
"I have never reached there, but the journey of music is very frustrating. It's very frustrating and I don't think people understand creatives or musicians so I would say the industry is challenging and everything. It's challenging as well because it is male-dominated. So us females we find we don't have that many opportunities."
Mentioning that not many female artists headline shows, while on artiste lineups, the listed female artists are few.
The one international artiste she would love to collabo with is Cardi B.
"I like her personality napenda story yake, as she came from nothing to something I relate with her" Femi shared.
Pinterest and Instagram are her go-to motivations for fashion inspiration. She also loves old-school types of dressing from loop earrings and baggy jackets but it took her time to understand her image and branding.
Her love life has been kept under wraps. She takes subliminal shots at her exes in her songs, but her fans don't know this because she never publicly shared her love life.
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