I still remember the feeling when I heard about PMST Nepal’s 1st Chance program—a platform created to support new and struggling artists like me. At that time, I was trying hard to find my way in music, especially in the rap industry Nephop scene, but things weren’t easy financially. Thanks to Chinese dai, I got introduced to the PMST team, and soon after, I was offered a chance to record and shoot my very first song, Garibi. That opportunity changed everything for me. The music video shoot was raw and real—just one camera, a strong vision, and a passionate team. Director Sagun Lama handled the visuals, Pema Man Singh Tamang took care of the video editing and music arrangement, and I just poured my heart into it. We filmed across different spots—Swoyambhu, Ason, and even in my own room. It was my first time in front of the camera, and I’ll never forget the excitement and nervousness mixed together. More than anything, I felt seen and supported. This was my first step, and I’m proud it happened with PMST Nepal. They didn’t just help me make a music video—they helped me start a dream.