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Black Avenue Music artist Fredda Rhymz has disclosed what the kind of career she had

always dreamt of venturing into whiles growing up.

According to the talented rapper, she had wanted to be an actress or a flight attendant and not a musician, even though she sings and act when she was in high school.

In an interview with host Ayisha Bayipa on SVTV Africa, the talented rapper said growing up .

“Growing up I have always wanted to be an actress or a flight attendant and not a musician, I love acting so much, I use to entertain my friends when I was in high school, I never dreamt of becoming a musician,” she said.

Freda was speaking in an interview with host Ayisha Bayipa on SVTV Africa.

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She however added that her dream of becoming an actress or a flight attendant was crashed

when one Boham identified a musical talent in her when she moved to Accra five years ago.

“I used to do my normal freestyle on snap chat until one day, a guy called Boham said I’m very talented, he likes what I do and he offered to help me,” Freda added.

Asked if she will quit music to pursue acting, the first female to win MTN Hit Maker Reality show replied;

” No, I have been called to do music, so I’m focusing on doing music now, besides it is still showbiz.” She noted.

Freda Rhymz is currently promoting her new single “I dey go” which features Kelvynboy.

Enjoy video for ‘I Dey Go’ by Freda Rhymz below;

Watch Freda’s interview below;

Fast rising Ghanaian artiste, Freda Rhymz has said that the late dancehall act, Ebony Reigns was someone she really looked up to, in the early stages of her music career.

Freda Rhymz, real name, Freda Baffour Awuah is the winner of the 2017 edition popular music

reality show, MTN Hitmaker.

She has carved a niche in the Ghanaian music circles, as she is known as the “Queen of Rap”, for her smooth flow.

The ”Jammin” hitmaker also referred to as ”Saa Chicki No” in an interview with GNA

Entertainment, revealed her admiration for Ebony.

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According to her, Ebony had been a source of motivation in her musical endeavors.

“I really liked Ebony’s music and she was someone I looked up to,

because she comes with the same energy, I do come up on stage with.’‘

Freda Rhymz told GNA Entertainment at the launch of the seven edition of the Hitmaker music reality show.

She further reiterated her desire to thrive in very competitive music circles, largely dominated by men.

“The truth is that, there is a heavy male domination in the Ghanaian music circles. But I think women can be equally successful

in this industry if they continue to produce back to back hit, which would keep them vibrant and active,” she ended.