I understand beefs because I was raised by Yaa Pono and Stay Jay on the streets of Ashaiman - Eno Barony

Shoutouts to Yaa Pono, Stay Jay, those are that raised me on the streets of Ashaiman,”

According to the 31-year-old, she recalled witnessing them battle each other in the studio when she was just a little girl attempting to rap.

“I used to see them in the studio as a little girl battling each other and I’ll try rapping then they’ll say ‘You didn’t do anything,” she narrated.

Their feedback according to the Best Rap Performance of the Year award at the 22nd edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) motivated her to push harder and not be limited by gender stereotypes.

“I always had to go hard, I never wanted to rap like a girl.

I’ve never done anything with girls my whole life,” she said

Furthermore, Eno Barony recounted an experience in Kumasi where she faced off against twelve male opponents in a rap battle, ultimately securing the second position.

“I went to Kumasi and I fell in the hands of guys.

12 guys and I battled with them and I was 2nd,”

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