As reported by Vanguard, Princess Ntuk, professionally known as DJ pretty play has expressed frustration over the public’s focus on her physical appearance rather than her musical talents. In a candid interview, she stated, “I’m tired of my ass trending instead of my career.”
Since beginning her DJ career in 2015, DJ Pretty Play has gained recognition for her skills on the turntables and her captivating stage presence. She has performed at various events, including the Calabar Carnival, where she garnered significant attention.
Despite her professional achievements, DJ Pretty Play has faced challenges with public perception, with many focusing on her physical attributes rather than her musical abilities. She emphasized the need for the public to appreciate her for her craft and dedication to the art of DJing.
Her statement highlights a broader issue within the entertainment industry, where female artists often encounter undue emphasis on their appearance. DJ Pretty Play’s call for recognition based on talent rather than looks underscores the ongoing conversation about respect and acknowledgment for women in the music industry.
As she continues to make strides in her career, DJ Pretty Play remains committed to showcasing her skills and contributing to the Nigerian music scene. Her dedication serves as an inspiration to aspiring female DJs and artists striving to be recognized for their talents.
