Don't daydream anymore..

Read her blog, knew that she was choosen to undergo some singing training in a music school.
She is smart, indeed a good student, and I never thought of her choosing this road.
I have no doubt about her decisions.

But, it is just a fact that, being a singer, is not a good choice in Malaysia.
Yeah,if you are lucky enough, you are popular, you get to debut,
How many album you can reach? 1 album? 2 album?
Or after studying so hard, end up being a pub singer,part-time singer?
I know it is your interest,what you want for long, and maybe your dream.
Of course, who do not want to have their dream come true?

This is just my own opinion, no offense yeah.

You can see, in Korea, some of them work so hard for years,
and lastly fulfill their dream, became a singer, but they don't actually know their fate, how long they can't survive in the big world of Kpop. Fade out after the 1st album, who knows?
In the local TV programme, I can see some of the singing contest winners now become DJs of children programme, is that what you want when you first decided to step into the entertainment world?

Think twice before you ever decide.

Don't be offensed if you ever read this.^^