Did you know that DJ Khalid 9:36 career started in Jamaica In fact Bounty killer Give him the break On Event started by Bounty killer Call Saddle to the East And another event called fully loaded
And the song is representing where they come from as in the island, part of the island they come from and that they stick together, standing strong against adversity.
I like reggae almost as much as punk rock, and to be honest I don't know anything about DJ Khaled. I only know one of his other songs, which is like a "twin" track. I might have to request that one as well, because I actually like it even more. I didn't know how you guys would reaction to that other one, because it's very "420" centric, if you know what I mean. But you'll have that with reggae. I'm so glad you liked my song. It's straight fire. I'd love to introduce more reggae as time goes on. There's some really good stuff out there. And by the way, I don't know what they are saying either. I just found the song less than a year ago, and haven't taken the time to look up the lyrics yet. I'm like you Joel, I kind of pick up lyrics over time. It's like a gift that slowly reveals itself.
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Guys,
these men are the best "Dance Hall" Reggae of all time. These are legends of their time and now.
This is 100% in Jamaica, West Indies. All of these artists are superior Jamaican reggae artists.
Did you know that DJ Khalid 9:36 career started in Jamaica In fact Bounty killer Give him the break On Event started by Bounty killer Call Saddle to the East And another event called fully loaded
Bounty's the Boss, these guys just didn't know. Awesome vid & reaction tho
And the song is representing where they come from as in the island, part of the island they come from and that they stick together, standing strong against adversity.
B B BANGER
I like reggae almost as much as punk rock, and to be honest I don't know anything about DJ Khaled. I only know one of his other songs, which is like a "twin" track. I might have to request that one as well, because I actually like it even more. I didn't know how you guys would reaction to that other one, because it's very "420" centric, if you know what I mean. But you'll have that with reggae. I'm so glad you liked my song. It's straight fire. I'd love to introduce more reggae as time goes on. There's some really good stuff out there. And by the way, I don't know what they are saying either. I just found the song less than a year ago, and haven't taken the time to look up the lyrics yet. I'm like you Joel, I kind of pick up lyrics over time. It's like a gift that slowly reveals itself.
No matter that slave ship went too many lands
They are jamaican
🇯🇲
Is jamaica island
Where are you from in the US