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VIDEO: Welties teen singer releases her first music video

Penned by Gabrielle herself, the song looks at issues around bullying. As a victim of bullying, Gabrielle wanted to share her story in a way that most people can relate to – through song and now visually through her music video.

 

Weltevreden Park music sensation, Gabrielle De Gama has released her first music video featuring her debut song ‘Nasty’.

Last month, Gabrielle who is new on the scene and hot on everyone lips, released her debut single to critical acclaim.

Early on, she caught the attention of industry heavyweights, magazine editors and radio show hosts, rising from anonymity to stardom in mere seconds.

‘Nasty’ has not only been lighting up the airwaves, but it tells an important story.

Penned by Gabrielle herself, the song looks at issues around bullying. As a victim of bullying, Gabrielle wanted to share her story in a way that most people can relate to – through song and now visually through her music video.

“My music video is intended to give an example of the school environment while being bullied.

“At school, I have always felt different and never fitted in. We have scenes in the classroom, bathroom and school hallway, which are all places I have been bullied before,” said Gabrielle.

Her wish is that this video inspires others to stand up for themselves, to reach out for help, and to become empowered by the knowledge that ‘you are never alone’.

The 14-year-old singer hopes that she too can be an inspiration for those less fortunate than she is.

Wanting to pay homage to her own pillars of support, the songstress roped in her closest friends to be a part of the music video.

“I filmed my music video during my last week of school. It was super exciting. The dancers and actors are all friends I’ve made while preparing for the International Modelling and Talent (IMTA) convention, which takes place in July this year.

“Everyone was so excited and gave it their all. Two of the dancers and actors have been my lifelong friends and it was amazing to share the experience with them as they know my journey from the beginning,” said Gabrielle.

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