Mirabelle Fobi
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Mirabelle Fobi is an artist from Cameroon based in the US.
Fobi is a Cameroonian-American nurse, singer, songwriter, model and producer. She was raised in the church by well-known musical parents.
She draws influence from James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Manu Dibango, Celine Dion, Sam Cooke and Fela Kuti. After coming out of a Pandemic and Healthcare's strongest year in history, she wanted to turn all the pain she experienced into new life, with an uplifting song.
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Notice how different you feel at home versus at work?
New content dropping soon. Same fire. Sharper edge.
You hit the metrics. Got the title. Updated the bio.
That sting when you see their win?
You showed up. You delivered. You exceeded expectations.
You made promises to yourself once. To speak up. To rest. To only take jobs that lit your spirit.
"Strong Black woman" was never a compliment. It was a command
A job description you didn't apply for.
First thing you did was reach for this phone?
Sunday scaries?
Your clarity doesn't need a rebrand.
How many times have you called it a "gut feeling" because "Spirit told me"
"Pay your dues." That's what they told me. Grind in silence.
Your worth isn't on layaway.
Card in hand? Before you tap, take 60 seconds of truth.
You're killing it at work. But you get home and you're just... empty.
Exhaustion with a dress code. That's what we're calling "professionalism" now.
You're not tired because you're weak.
They call it "burning bridges." I call it refusing to be the kindling.
When did you stop recognizing yourself?
Stop dimming your light so others feel comfortable in their darkness.
They say busy people are important. As if your worth is measured in exhaustion.
You're home. But your body's still at work, carrying everyone else's weight.
They call it "executive presence." I call it ancestral erasure.
"Bring your whole self to work." The biggest lie corporate America ever told.
That transition between work-you and real-you? Stop here for 60 seconds.
Your creative brain isn't a liability in the boardroom. It's your competitive advantage.
"You need to network to get ahead." The lie that kept me auditioning for acceptance.
That 3pm exhaustion isn't from your workload. It's from your performance.
They want you professional.
Your anxiety isn't a malfunction. It's your body rejecting your fake life.
"Be professional" was just code for "be invisible."
Another message where you sound nothing like yourself?
Your "hobby" isn't a hobby. It's your soul trying to tell you something.
Take 60 seconds before you walk in.
Burnout isn't a badge of honor. It's your body keeping score.
"Success requires sacrifice." The mantra that nearly killed me.
That coffee break you're taking right now?
"At least I have a job." "Some people have it worse." "I should be grateful."
"Fake it till you make it." The advice everyone gives. The lie that almost killed me.
How many emails have you written today while holding your breath?
Four years ago, this version of me disappeared.
"You have to work twice as hard to get half as much."
Still waiting for permission to take up space?
Pick a lane Terrible advice given to multidimensional people
That Sunday night dread isn't about Monday morning.
Unfortunately I do love being a walking contradiction ��
Are you scrolling for connection or scrolling to escape yourself?
The plot twist about imposter syndrome that nobody wants to hear
Stop betraying yourself for success; that's killing you.
Mirabelle Fobi - Zigiyaga (Official Video)
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Bamenda, Cameroon
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