Kimberley Fransa Salim Admits No Difficulty in Managing Time Between Education and Career in the Music World

Kapanlagi.com - The young singer who has just released her latest single titled 'Cute Little Savage', Kimberley Fransa Salim or Kim apparently does not want to neglect her education. Although very busy with a packed schedule of performances, this 13-year-old girl still chooses regular school over home schooling.

"What's certain is that Kim also values school because no matter what, education is still number one, and Kim's school is regular, not home schooling," said Kim when contacted by phone recently.

The singer who emerged from the talent search show The Voice Kids Indonesia season two also shared how she manages her time between school and work. Kim also mentioned that her teachers at school are very supportive of her.

"So, for example, if there's a singing job, Kim asks for permission from school and after the job is finished, she goes back to school instead of going home, or if she really doesn't have time to go back to school, Kim does her homework at the performance venue," she said.

1. Some Desires Have Been Achieved

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"Teachers and friends at their school always support and encourage me," she continued.

In addition, Kim also said that currently some of her desires have been achieved. However, there are still many dreams and aspirations that have not been realized, nevertheless, this girl who is still in junior high school aspires to work together or share a stage with her idols, Billie Eilish, Agnez Mo, and Sheryl Sheynafia.

2. Having Her Own Song

"If there are desires that have been achieved, like now I have my own song. Well, there are still many desires that have not been achieved, but it's okay to dream first because all success starts from a dream," said Kim.

"Hopefully, in the future, I will have my own singing tour and hopefully I can work together with Billie Eilish, Agnez Mo, and Sheryl Sheinafia, why them? Because they are my inspiration," she concluded.

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