There's many sayings about taking a leap of faith into the uncertain, the unknown, the unsure. But when you do and your music video premiers on Channel O, and you are recognised and working with artists outside your country, featured on national radio and TV shows, making your mom proud and every move you make bears positive results and growth, then that's the ultimate confirmation that it was a worthy jump. Rapper Pro-Chiq says she started taking herself seriously as an artist about five years ago, this after several years as an emerging artists trying to get her foot into the small rap space in her hood, Ga-Rankuwa in Pretoria. The proof to this includes taking time off her 9 to 5 and moving from Pretoria to Johannesburg and paying for things she needed to, for her career as opposed to wanting free services or hand outs. Besides these moves, Pro-Chiq has also realised some things she can capitalise on to aid her growth. One being the internet (social media) and the other, W
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