01 Sep 2023
Q&A with Rob Mwangah, a rapper
- What inspired you to pursue your talent/career/passion?
The fact that I realised music and art in general resides in me, I decided to this is the path I can follow.
- What has been the biggest challenge you've faced in your field?
Time. I am part of a trio, and we all have other daily occupations. Meeting up is usually a challenge
- What are your future goals and aspirations for your talent/career/passion?
To achieve the best version of myself, that would be nice
- What is something unexpected or unique about yourself that others may not know?
My other passion lies in film, I bet you didn't know that.
- What is something you hope to achieve or create in the future but haven't been able to yet?
To direct and produce a movie with my friends, it's only a matter of time.
- If you could only pursue one aspect of your talent/career/passion, what would it be?
That would be rap. I'm good at it and wouldn't give it up for anything.
- How do you stay motivated and inspired, even during periods of burnout or adversity?
I celebrate every win, even the small ones.
- What has been the most surprising thing you've learned about yourself through your journey in your talent/career/passion?
How fast I can get back up on my feet
- How would you describe your talent/career/passion in three words?
Relevant, feel-good, genius
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