Lydia Jazmine has opened up about some of the struggles she has faced on her journey to stardom, revealing how difficult it can be for women to thrive in the music industry.Jazmine noted that many female artists are often undermined simply because of their gender, with some people seeking to take advantage of them.Some people don’t have the patience because this (becoming a star) takes time. Some want shortcuts, and the men in the industry, whether producers, presenters, or managers, use that as an opportunity to make you believe they can get you where you want to be in a short time. Jazmine explained that she, too, experienced such challenges at the start of her career. Lydia Jazmine’s fear of “away matches” and celebrity struggles to find loveHowever, she considers herself fortunate to have had a strong foundation in the industry after working as a backup singer for the late Radio & Weasel.Mr. Jeff Kiwa introduced me to my first manager, Bushingtone, so I had someone behind me. It wasn’t so hard for me coming up because I had direction and guidance, unlike many who don’t have that. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Ugandan Boy Talk Show (@talk_show_256)The post We’re taken advantage of – Lydia Jazmine reveals challenges faced by female artists appeared first on MBU.