Being a musician was not her first career choice.
“My initial dream was to be a politician or a lawyer,” Bunga said.
Last week, the Associated Press had spoken to Bunga before her debut performance for ‘Pesta Raya’ in Singapore.
She told the US news agency about the challenges of rapping in her baju kurung.
“We can’t jump around so much wearing baju kurung,” Bunga said.
The Perak native also shared that she faced backlash for rapping as a hijabi, as she is “bringing down the image of women”.
However, Bunga is unperturbed by the criticism and she is doing what she enjoys.
She told Associated Press that she is “living proof” that hijabis can make it in the male-dominated rap scene.
“I’ve realised that there are more hijabis who want to rap. I think that’s a good thing because you shouldn’t worry about what others say,” Bunga said.