EVA B on life as the only female rapper in Pakistan

Although there is no gender distinction in this genre internationally. Boys have consistently stepped forward in Pakistan over the last decade to demonstrate their rap skills. But, guess what, a young hijabi girl named “EVA B” rose from the ashes and made her way into the rap industry.

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EVA B enjoys rappers who are influenced by American rappers such as Eminem and Queen Latifah. She began creating songs in his bedroom. Later began publishing her rap videos on Facebook. Which became her primary outlet for reaching a large audience.
“It’s odd that people don’t recognise me; they play my songs but don’t recognise me when I’m in front of them,” she remarked.

Being a female rap artist from a middle-class household has always made it difficult to go out and share your talent. She used to sneak out to music studios to record whole songs. With the support of other rising artists in her neighbourhood since she was frightened of upsetting her family.

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Her family was very harsh in their comments. Claiming that this genre is inappropriate for a young girl. “They eventually gave up after realising how persistent I was.” “They realised they couldn’t stop me,” she said. Adding that her mother now helps her in the studio and on set.
For those unversed, Eva b has worked with several incredible musicians. And she recently made her Coke Studio 14 debut with Kana Yaari.

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