Super_Ludacris
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And why not?
Like next to Hip Hop, there's probably no music I love more. So this is the place to talk,listen and watch for all your favourite reggae artists, styles, clubs and DJs and to reccomend and put people up on some reggae.
I love my Hip Hop (especially my true school 90s) but reggae/dancehall/soca/ragga rings off harder too. And who doesnt wanna see "They Gal Dem Whine dem"
t:
So lets do it. From Sean Paul, TOK, Capleton, Elephant Man, Beenie Man, Red Rat, Damien Marley, Collie Budz to legends like Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff and The one Peter Tosh! Grab a Jerk Chicken wth Rice and hit the carnival.
I'll even welcome Reggae influenced artists (Kardinal Offishal, Boot Camp Click and Ska bands)
Some recent dancehall reggae tunes from the last few years I loved. Tell me you dont have a big kool aid smile when these set off in the clubs, put the lighters up:
Sean Paul-Get Busy:
[YT]E6BejQ5OYYY[/YT]
Damien Marley-Welcome to Jamrock (big tune of 2005)
[YT]XflRKbiHrTo[/YT]
Beenie Man- King of the Dancehall
[YT]gsI36gwg51c[/YT]
Sean Vegas- Heads High (Damn who remember this joint. It was running 98)
[YT]wEuSVc5IcPU[YT]
Beenie Man-Who Am I
wow: How big was this summer 98?)
[YT]P5OGu8jwXbg[/YT]
Red Rat- Oh no ( ok so its the weak new version. But if someone got the 97 version. Put it on!)
[YT]pakq6ZacC9A[/YT]
Elephant Man-Jook Gal
[YT]4t-N7KhmGZ0[/YT]
Sean Paul- Tempreture
[YT]aNGVnNIxRUU[/YT]
TOK-Gal Yuh Lead
[YT]wTLsAuEEeBs[/YT]
J Status with Rhianna and Shonelle ( Who cares if it's pop as soda. How hard does this bang in the club?! Especially with a girl grinding and grinding and grinding..and:heart: @ Rhianna in the video)
[YT]P8xzJUakcgY[/YT]
Plenty of more to come.....until then speak on it
Like next to Hip Hop, there's probably no music I love more. So this is the place to talk,listen and watch for all your favourite reggae artists, styles, clubs and DJs and to reccomend and put people up on some reggae.
I love my Hip Hop (especially my true school 90s) but reggae/dancehall/soca/ragga rings off harder too. And who doesnt wanna see "They Gal Dem Whine dem"
t: So lets do it. From Sean Paul, TOK, Capleton, Elephant Man, Beenie Man, Red Rat, Damien Marley, Collie Budz to legends like Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff and The one Peter Tosh! Grab a Jerk Chicken wth Rice and hit the carnival.
I'll even welcome Reggae influenced artists (Kardinal Offishal, Boot Camp Click and Ska bands)
Some recent dancehall reggae tunes from the last few years I loved. Tell me you dont have a big kool aid smile when these set off in the clubs, put the lighters up:
Sean Paul-Get Busy:
[YT]E6BejQ5OYYY[/YT]
Damien Marley-Welcome to Jamrock (big tune of 2005)
[YT]XflRKbiHrTo[/YT]
Beenie Man- King of the Dancehall
[YT]gsI36gwg51c[/YT]
Sean Vegas- Heads High (Damn who remember this joint. It was running 98)
[YT]wEuSVc5IcPU[YT]
Beenie Man-Who Am I
wow: How big was this summer 98?)[YT]P5OGu8jwXbg[/YT]
Red Rat- Oh no ( ok so its the weak new version. But if someone got the 97 version. Put it on!)
[YT]pakq6ZacC9A[/YT]
Elephant Man-Jook Gal
[YT]4t-N7KhmGZ0[/YT]
Sean Paul- Tempreture
[YT]aNGVnNIxRUU[/YT]
TOK-Gal Yuh Lead
[YT]wTLsAuEEeBs[/YT]
J Status with Rhianna and Shonelle ( Who cares if it's pop as soda. How hard does this bang in the club?! Especially with a girl grinding and grinding and grinding..and:heart: @ Rhianna in the video)
[YT]P8xzJUakcgY[/YT]
Plenty of more to come.....until then speak on it
