HVAC - Residential Drafting - Dancehall 🇯🇲 🇨🇦
Negril Jamaica - Ontario
Joined March 2011
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One of the most fascinating things about being alive is knowing that we had ancestors who braved adversity and refused to quit, giving us the opportunity to be here today. For all we know, surviving might’ve been the only thing they did their entire lives.
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For someone who keeps reminding us how educated they are, you've done a remarkable job proving that education and intelligence aren't the same thing. Imagine spending thousands on a degree only to use "security guard" as an insult and honest work as a measure of someone's worth. The qualification clearly arrived, but humility got lost in transit. If arrogance were a degree programme, you'd be valedictorian. At this point, you're wearing your education the way some people wear fake designer labels, loudly, repeatedly, and mostly to impress strangers. The irony is that while a comedian used UWI's logo for a joke, you're using UWI's name to make the university look worse than the joke ever could. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Pretty much Vybz Kartel and Mavado. Bad energy and ego gon be the death of us.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Usher and Chris Brown's Los Angeles Concert Canceled Amid Ongoing Feud
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She is, however the line gets a little blurry now as Spice is boasting a recent platinum single and that can go up to two with ‘Go down deh’ ft Sean Paul and Shaggy sitting at Gold. Shenseea built a better catalog overall.
Dancehall superstar Shenseea has expressed confidence in her position in the industry, agreeing that she deserves the title of the new Queen of Dancehall.
During an interview with 103.5 The Beat in Miami, the Jamaican entertainer was asked whether she considers herself the new Queen of Dancehall.
While acknowledging Spice and the female artistes who paved the way before her, Shenseea reportedly pointed to her statistics and commercial success as reasons she believes the title is fitting.
Her remarks have sparked fresh discussion about who deserves the crown in today’s dancehall industry.
Media: @thebeatmiami @lumelounges @nikkimontana
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See how quick Fada Gad change the narrative?
American rapper Cardi B has jokingly responded to Jamaican social media personality Bad Sekki after he publicly expressed his willingness to represent BZR WKND in its ongoing dispute with the artiste.
Bad Sekki, whose real name is Karlando Bailey, shared a post indicating that he was ready to represent the event organisers if contacted.
Cardi B subsequently responded in the comments, writing, “You know what 😂 …I’ll see you in court.”
The exchange comes amid controversy surrounding Cardi B’s failure to appear at the BZR WKND event in Jamaica, with organisers announcing plans to pursue legal action against the rapper over the cancelled performance.
Cardi B has denied claims that she received her full appearance fee and has challenged the organisers to proceed with their lawsuit.
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Never overacts. He can turn the simplest things into entertaining content. The frontrunner and face of family-friendly, non-controversial, non-confrontational content. He and his team are in a class of their own. Notice how he also chooses like-minded people to collaborate with?
Anyone referring to Bad Sekki as dunce may not be the greatest judge of intellect. If you’ve paid attention to his skits, especially the early ones when he was wearing that yellow shirt, it was never slip-on-a-banana-peel humour. You could tell that he was no idiot.
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Jah Jah 🇨🇦 🇯🇲 retweeted
Your husband mocked George Floyd’s death repeatedly. Your husband didn’t believe in empathy. He had no morals. We do not mourn him and we do not care about your grifter ass.
Maybe he shouldn’t have been such a giant piece of shit. That was why he was killed. Your husband was such a terrible person that someone hated him enough to kill him. Is that not a wake up call to you? Your morals are so disgusting that millions of people hate you.
You play victim when the real victims are the people your husband spent his career shaming and attacking. He is not a victim of anything other than his own hate.
To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
Jah Jah 🇨🇦 🇯🇲 retweeted
Knew this was gonna happen…
Jamaicans being Jamaicans…
Me know them couldn’t wait fi see a slight opening to attack #BadSekki..
All of a sudden:
Him nuh funny
Him a try too hard
Never like him
Distasteful
Crab inna fu***ng Barrel unno be
