MFT: Childlike CiCi Remembers Her First Performance Fondly
For rising Christian rapper Childlike Cici, taking the stage for her debut performance was a moment she'll never forget. The soulful artist recently sat down with us for 'My First Time' to reflect on that experience, sharing her blend of excitement, nerves, and the unforgettable connection with her audience.
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Cici's first live performance marked not only the beginning of her career but also the culmination of years of hard work, preparation, and passion. By finding encouragement from her family and friends, and most importantly a relationship with God, she took that leap of faith even when self-doubt started to creep in. For Cici, the performance wasn't just about getting the lyrics right; it was about creating a moment in time that resonated far beyond the music. From that night, Childlike Cici knew she was no longer just performing; she was living her purpose. As her career continues to flourish, this inspiring artist's first steps remain a core part of the story she's building for herself and her growing community of fans.
Her performance wasn't just about showcasing skill; it was also about creating community. Her vulnerability, dedication, and infectious charm lit up the room, signaling the bright future that we see today. That first performance proved to be an inspiring experience overall that she hopes will resonate for other aspiring musicians to learn from and use as a guide towards success.
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