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OHH WHYY?? RIHSUS ON THE BEACH: on set of Man Down in JA

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Ghetto Whiskey [Instrumental] - 2006

Produced by Delly Ranx

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….. the bush (jungle) is only one step aside up in my so loved hills ……

Music is a universal language. Doesn’t matter your nationality, race, male or female. Red Bull Tum Tum Pa gathered 150 students from different parts of the world in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to show that music really is a universal language.
The runner-up team also had rhythm in their blood and Bob Marley as music idol, Ground Zero, from Jamaica said “We love drumming and reggae and we’re glad Brazilians like this too!”The Kingston Universities/Colleges that participated in the local Red Bull Tum Tum Pa competition were the University of the West Indies, University of Technology, Edna Manley School of Arts, MICO Teachers College.

The 206 & The tail of the Skyhawk SP

i might be going to my aunt’s house to say bye to my aunt that’s here from jamaica since she’s leaving in the morning…

and for dinner tonight suposedly we’re having hamburgers and hot dogs? not thanks, i’ll have some honey nut cherrios lol.

those are the best.

Niece and Auntie Big Beef

“…no more milk fe put inna de cornflake…”

Rihanna on set of Man Down: good quality

The littlest #boat. #beach #jamaica #iphoneography (Taken with instagram)

OHH WHYY?? RIHSUS ON THE BEACH: on set of Man Down in JA

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bruk up dance style

i’m assuming that this is ‘bruk up’ today. foriegn accent strong, enh?

Popular dancehall artist Elephant Man …also known as the Energy God was recently charged for electricity theft (funny isn’t it?) ……as usual the newspaper cartoonists did another good job lmao

timberlee feat. the wizard | ‘sticky sticky’

A recent Timberlee track specially created for season two of ‘In The Dance’, a Jamaican television series that’s akin to ‘Soul Train’.

shani

““The reason that men can rape children and walk around, the reason that they (children) can go missing and they gang-rape them and abuse them, is because there is a kind of unwritten law in society [Jamaica] that it doesn’t matter, nothing will happen to you the (offender), most of our laws aren’t enforced anyway. There is a sense in this society that we don’t value children,” said Blaine.”Elephant Man to debut in Zimbabwe - June 24:

@eledienergygod will perform for first time in Zimbabwe on June 24. He will perform alongside local acts Sniper, King Shady and Gusspy Warrior who performed with Capleton last year.

Elephant Man, the Energy God