Lady Du Gives Financial Advice To Artists. DJ Lady Du found international success after refining her sound to become a leading figure in amapiano, which exploded as a worldwide phenomenon at the dawn of the 2020s. Hailing from a musical family (which includes her father, DJ Choc, and uncle, DJ Zan D), Lady Du naturally gravitated toward DJing as a child and went on to win national competitions. Though she was initially known for house music, Lady Du now works alongside some of the biggest names in amapiano (including DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small) and has produced hits like “Umsebenzi Wethu” alongside Busta 929, Mpura, Reece Madlisa, Mr JazziQ, and Zuma.
Lady Du has solidified her space in the country’s music industry and has built herself a huge fan base at the same time. Over the last few months, she has impressed many with her big purchases and recently shared exactly how she is able to make these purchases. However, she feels some artists might be doing it to impress.
Taking to social media, Lady Du shared some financial advice to her fellow industry mates, sharing that they should not accumulate debt in order to look rich. She even said they should consider buying less expensive houses and cars and create income instead. “Artist!!! Don’t go into dept trying to look rich, buy the cheapest house turn into what ever you want, buy cars that are second hand to be able to get to where you are going, when you finally have enough money, buy land build rooms so you create an income. When you have that,” she wrote.
A few months ago, Lady Du split from her actor husband and shook the internet who always believed the two were doing well together. Despite her breakup, Lady Du is doing better than ever and I’m a short period managed to buy a property. She also owns a number of luxury cars which she recently bragged about having paid in full.
After sharing that all her cars are hers, she shared sim advice with her fans who wondered how she manages her lavish lifestyle. According to her, she saves more than half of the money that she makes and has also invested in property as well as cars and other assets. “When I get my bookings, I save a big portion of the money, maybe 80%, and spend the rest. Asset investment, buying land and turning it into rooms for rentals, buying smashed cars, fixing and reselling them is what made me accumulate most of my assets” she said according to Briefly News.
