Pritty Vishy Defends Her DJ Journey, Urges Critics to Give Her Time to Learn

Pritty Vishy has responded to criticism over her new venture into DJing, urging critics to be patient as she develops her skills instead of expecting perfection from a beginner.

The influencer addressed the backlash in an Instagram post shared on Thursday, July 23, 2026, after her first DJ mix attracted mixed reactions online. While some fans encouraged her to keep practicing, others questioned her abilities and criticized her song transitions.

“I’m Still Learning”

Responding to the criticism, Pritty acknowledged that she is still new to DJing and emphasized that mastering the craft takes time and experience.

She noted that it was unrealistic for people to expect her to perform at the same level as seasoned DJs who have spent years honing their skills.

“One day I will be as experienced as you. For now, let me do what I have to do. You expect me to play like you while I have just started? Just leave me alone,” she wrote.

Pritty also expressed surprise at the number of men commenting on her new career path, saying she had not anticipated so much attention from them.

“Damn, men are so weird. I swear I never thought men would be in my business this much,” she added.

Responds to Advice From Experienced DJs

Among those who reacted to her debut mix were experienced DJs and music lovers who offered constructive feedback, encouraging her to remain patient and continue learning.

One social media user wrote:

“Just from the way you transition the songs, it shows you still have a long way. Sometimes it’s not about what you play in the house. This comes with experience and time. DJing is not easy. Take your time and learn. Learn from every mistake.”

While appreciating the advice, Pritty questioned why some people were unwilling to allow beginners the space to improve.

“Those people who are experienced have a lot of advice. Why can’t you let one learn as they grow?” she responded.

Determined to Improve

Pritty’s latest remarks come just days after she addressed concerns surrounding her decision to pursue DJing.

Although she acknowledged that her first performance had room for improvement, she maintained that she is committed to sharpening her skills and proving herself over time, insisting that every professional was once a beginner.