Givvti: Music is going well for me
With a goal to explore the different sides of her talent, actress Givtti Shandon popularly known as Givvti took an interest in music.
In the last two years, she has been at it and even though she may not be at the peak, she is grateful that things are looking good in that direction.
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“It is doing great considering that it’s been only two years since I went into music commercially. My songs including We Don’t Play and Ego, are doing very well. I like rap because it comes easily to me; however, it doesn’t mean I don’t do other genres.
“My next single is in the Afrobeat vein and it’s going to blow people’s minds,” she said in an interview with Graphic Showbiz recently.
When asked if she had ditched movies all together, the We Outside rapper quickly said, “No, I’m not done with movies, I’m just selective with films I act in.”
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Discussions of female celebs going under the knife to enhance their bodies have been high the rapper/actress has asked Ghanaian female celebs to ignore critics and go ahead with whatever procedure they deem fit to enhance their bodies.
For Givtti, whether they go under the knife or work out, these ladies should be left alone to do whatever makes them happy.
“I noticed that on social media, people will troll you when you are overweight, and the same people will pull you apart when you undergo surgery to enhance your body. So no need to allow people decide for you, just do you and make sure your heart is happy,” she told Graphic Showbiz.
