I like how you two made the interview flow... Best interview Sizzla has every given, August Town location was best decision as he felt very easy being home. ..As always Kolonji the well spoken.
Sizzla being slightly dishonest here about his visa. Its not based exclusively on criminal records. Although that has something to do with it, it has most to do with political diplomatic relations between countries, less to do with actions of the individual. Sizzla's visa was cancelled in 2010 along with Buju, Beenie Man, Elephant Man and Bounty. The US did this as a form of revenge/leverage against the Jamaican government during the Dudus situation while Dudus was still a fugitive. These artists were also being targeted for their stance on homosexuality. Not all Jamaican artists had their US visas cancelled in 2010. Just those that were branded as being "homophobic" by the US government. Sizzla, with his marijuana possession charge, travels on what is called a visa waiver. Meaning the decision was made by the US government to "waive" his marijuana charge for the purposes of US travel. So in 2010 when the other artists visas were cancelled, Sizzla's waiver for his previous marijuana charge was removed, so he couldnt travel to the US. The same exact thing happened to Bounty Killer. He had a marijuana possession charge in 1997. He got a waiver for this charge and was allowed to travel to the US until 2010 when the US government retracted Bounty's marijuana possession waiver, and NEVER restored it. This simply allowed Bounty's marijuana charge to once again be a reason to deny entry to the US. For unknon reasons, Sizzla's waiver was restored recently, but Bounty's never was. Out of all the artists who had their visas cancelled by the US government in 2010, Bounty Killer is the only artist that has, unfairly and without explanation, not gotten his visa privileges restored. Even Buju, who was convicted of felony drug trafficking inside the US has had his visa restored. The US visa process is corrupt and politically motivated. There is little, if any, logical reason to it. As the interviewers pointed out, the very first song Sizzla performed in his return to America, he sang unedited "rasta no mix up with homo." This was courageous or stupid depending on how you look at it. In the very same performance, a person from the crowd tried to pass Sizzla a spliff on stage. Sizzla refused it and said "You trying to get my visa cancelled?" So the visa and it's possible cancellation was clearly on his mind. Not like he just forgot about it, but he still performed the songs unedited, which again is either stupid or courageous, when he KNOWS that's why he was targeted and why his visa was cancelled, for lyrics like that. The visa process is a mystery. I'm glad Sizzla is allowed to travel and perform in America again, but he should be more careful about what he performs or he could easily lose it again, and he knows that. They still need to restore Bounty's visa immediately though.
I couldn't watch the full interview because the interviewers were laughing at everything,the man was very serious about what he was talking about and like oh my gosh read the room
Interviewers need to manage laughing too much, it didn’t seem like a professional interview at times but like they had too much to drink and not taking it seriously
He now has a Visa, so the narrative is being watered down. MONEY RILL MAKE YOU SELL YOUR SOUL. All of a sudden he got a Visa and now he is heading for one of the gayest country on the planet talking about live and let live and respecting others, what a turn coat hypocrite all in the name of the Benjamins. SELL YOUR SOUL,
Why dem a laugh so much e erytime the man talk and its not anythjng funny....dem jus skin off dem teeth so much it make like the interview nuh serious....
Sizzla is a well spoken and intellectual person jahjah the way he conducts himself in this interview should be an example to others
Jah Knows❤
So him destroying the plaque is a good example?
Facts 🔥⭐️💪🏾✊🏾
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Greatness from 19 years old thank u mummy ❤️
@@NonamepowYES.
HE STOOD FOR THE TRUTH ALL NOW YU DEEGAY SALAD SILENT.
PLEASE.
SIZZLA A REAL GENERAL
Ban from rebel Salute. I remember that show, one of the best rebel Salute
❤❤Much love to Sizzla. I would live to meet him one day❤❤
I like how you two made the interview flow... Best interview Sizzla has every given, August Town location was best decision as he felt very easy being home. ..As always Kolonji the well spoken.
Sizzla went A.I on yuh all...that's call Hollywood 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲😎😎😎🥂🥂🥂
YA DAMN IDIAT.
SIZZLA IS STILL IN JAMAICA WITH SUFFERING PEOPLE JUST LIKE BOB.
😂
STILL A CHILD OF GHETTO.
YOU?: CLOWN
Mi rate him sizzla hot 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations
1 Dada 👳🏾♂️🦁
Yall don't realize this man enjoy his interview it was fun for him he enjoy that the were happy laughing and having fun 😅
They were laughing like some clowns all through the interview..not sizzla
The giggling is annoying smh... I can't tell anyone how to conduct their interview but it's quite annoying laughing for merely nothing.
I agree
People the people
Sizzla being slightly dishonest here about his visa. Its not based exclusively on criminal records. Although that has something to do with it, it has most to do with political diplomatic relations between countries, less to do with actions of the individual. Sizzla's visa was cancelled in 2010 along with Buju, Beenie Man, Elephant Man and Bounty. The US did this as a form of revenge/leverage against the Jamaican government during the Dudus situation while Dudus was still a fugitive. These artists were also being targeted for their stance on homosexuality. Not all Jamaican artists had their US visas cancelled in 2010. Just those that were branded as being "homophobic" by the US government. Sizzla, with his marijuana possession charge, travels on what is called a visa waiver. Meaning the decision was made by the US government to "waive" his marijuana charge for the purposes of US travel. So in 2010 when the other artists visas were cancelled, Sizzla's waiver for his previous marijuana charge was removed, so he couldnt travel to the US. The same exact thing happened to Bounty Killer. He had a marijuana possession charge in 1997. He got a waiver for this charge and was allowed to travel to the US until 2010 when the US government retracted Bounty's marijuana possession waiver, and NEVER restored it. This simply allowed Bounty's marijuana charge to once again be a reason to deny entry to the US. For unknon reasons, Sizzla's waiver was restored recently, but Bounty's never was. Out of all the artists who had their visas cancelled by the US government in 2010, Bounty Killer is the only artist that has, unfairly and without explanation, not gotten his visa privileges restored. Even Buju, who was convicted of felony drug trafficking inside the US has had his visa restored. The US visa process is corrupt and politically motivated. There is little, if any, logical reason to it. As the interviewers pointed out, the very first song Sizzla performed in his return to America, he sang unedited "rasta no mix up with homo." This was courageous or stupid depending on how you look at it. In the very same performance, a person from the crowd tried to pass Sizzla a spliff on stage. Sizzla refused it and said "You trying to get my visa cancelled?" So the visa and it's possible cancellation was clearly on his mind. Not like he just forgot about it, but he still performed the songs unedited, which again is either stupid or courageous, when he KNOWS that's why he was targeted and why his visa was cancelled, for lyrics like that. The visa process is a mystery. I'm glad Sizzla is allowed to travel and perform in America again, but he should be more careful about what he performs or he could easily lose it again, and he knows that. They still need to restore Bounty's visa immediately though.
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His Articulation is above board.
It seems that way because most dancehall artist is seen as dunce but he speaking regular English just as I am typing
big head ari drop the full interview
Bro I hate these interviewers sizzla was speaking real and they laugh 😶
part of the literature means part of the story
I couldn't watch the full interview because the interviewers were laughing at everything,the man was very serious about what he was talking about and like oh my gosh read the room
Why y’all find everything so funny 😒
They ban sizzla visa due to the homophobic lyrics its common sense.
Whats wrong with laughing? Hes a joyful person.
Dont worry they have an agenda. Ya'll watch.
But sizzle did go sign the act back in the day..
LIE
Very eloquently spoken
He still banned from UK
I think Sizzla think he’s the “head of state “ 😂
Hmmm😮
SIZZLA IS THE HEAD OF THE RASTA STATE AND HE IS PRESIDENT OF THE RASTAFARI.
DAMN IDIAT😂
@@barringtonedwards7008you know ntn bout rasta no man anno no head I we have elders a bobo hill … sizzla run fi him folks
Interviewers need to manage laughing too much, it didn’t seem like a professional interview at times but like they had too much to drink and not taking it seriously
Too giggy giggy.
These interviewers are clowns
These two just a skin off them teeth like a joke the man a make... them lucky dada never diss them and run dem from judgement yard
Youth you sound bitter. Sizzla himself a laugh to to show the man comfy a do the interview. Get the bitterness out your heart man
For real the man talk real things he is showing other angles of looking at aspect of life
Why all the giggling and cow laughing, most stupid interview. Nothing if interest here.
Why all the giggling and cow laughing, most stupid interview. Nothing if interest here.
He now has a Visa, so the narrative is being watered down. MONEY RILL MAKE YOU SELL YOUR SOUL. All of a sudden he got a Visa and now he is heading for one of the gayest country on the planet talking about live and let live and respecting others, what a turn coat hypocrite all in the name of the Benjamins.
SELL YOUR SOUL,
Why dem a laugh so much e erytime the man talk and its not anythjng funny....dem jus skin off dem teeth so much it make like the interview nuh serious....
🐺 who cares fi 🐺