"And don't wait for Moozlie to retweet your video, like no, it's not about us. Keep putting yourself out there," - Moozlie.
We're still zoning out with Loot On Life, and in part 3 of our sit down with Moozlie, Ms Cosmo, and Rouge, we continue to unpack the conversation of safety for women in the entertainment industry - and in general.
We also talk about growing the space for women in the industry to occupy much more positions of management and operations like being engineers, producers, and other roles that are dominated by men. Ms Cosmo gives her account of how she always makes an effort to empower more women to work with her in her projects and on her brand. Another big conversation is how men in hip hop disrespect and objectify women which has them refer back to Rouge having flipped the script on her song No Strings. This leads to another topic of the twisted standards of female entertainers' appearances. Listen, this balcony is possibly the most nerve chilling and relatable one I have ever experienced as a woman simply because it speaks in my voice and completely paints my world in precise colours and shapes. It is so spot on! Tap into the third instalment of Loot's take over and join the sermon:
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