🏏⚽️Yeah do yuh thing fayann,go ahead an sing fkn reggae,sell we out to yardy even more,I have never or probably won't ever see Beres do ah groovy soca song,which she could have sang for women&men to dance to Stick to we own fkn thing,the few artist that collaborate on SOCA,BIG up,but in the streets,,yardy do play an listen soca,instead they think everyone trying to be like them.Dye why you must think reggae boom😣,,support an Push yuh own culture.SOCA TO THE UNIVERSE🌐🎷🎤🎶
🏏⚽️Soca to the Universe🌐.why is my Trinidad🇹🇹Tobago artist singing reggae,when we have so much nice groovy soca $ongs for women an men to dance too.this makes me fkn vex.because they dont pay tribute to our music.ntn against reggae.but stick to yuh fkn culture.an then we could get it.😠
@@TRINbAGO_DAN Agreed! Even if she sounds good. Jamaicans are very patriotic and stick to their own culture. You have take their own, they are not taking yours..They do not conform....I notice Trinbagonians are losing their culture by copying others too much. The sweet white whine, now they are dancing afrobeat style to soca, the backup dancers look like cheerleaders.. so much, hmm smh
🏏⚽️THANKS!!,I Am a proud patriotic Trinbagonian🇹🇹,I Love my culture,,You ever really notice,Afro beat sounds alot like soca,,it blends very well in music mixes,,SO dyz the reason fuh D dances,,which is planted in the way Trinibago duz dance too.we like tuh whine,lol,doh know if yuh aware,there are a few ja artist in collab with SOCA artist,that sounds great,,But we cannot keep performing reggae,,Push SOCA to the UNIVERSE🌐🇹🇹🫡
🏏⚽️Nah We not losing,,We culture neither,,but sticking to it 💯% Iz very important,,DOh forget the rest of the Caribbean jams and represent SOCA MUSIC,big up thee rest ah islands,,Love and respect.Ah just want meh SOCA artist dem to stop representing fkn dancehall & reggae,,in there performance! THANKS!! Fuh reading!!SOCA TO THE UNIVERSE🌐🎛🎶🎤🎺🎷🥁🔐
@@TRINbAGO_DAN Respect.Thanks for clarifying, I was getting real scared. I live in NYC, and the amount of Jamaicans that hate soca, it made me a born again soca Baptist. Now I hate reggae music, I find it too slow and it's a struggle music, all the lyrics is about struggle, hunger, and strife.🇹🇹🎶💃. Long live soca music🎶🎶💃💃🇹🇹🇹🇹
Yes she can when she wants to. For the most part these days, I don't see her whine much on stage, but I've seen her live in a concert and she was wining real good. That was when she younger and her and bunji were still dating.
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai. As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
🏏⚽️ I see your point of unity,Jamaicans do not support SOCA🇹🇹 music,I have not ever seen any reggae or dancehall artist tribute to perform a SOCA🇧🇧song,,even those who did collabs,,I do my research,,because I'm bothered also by SOCA🇬🇩artist going on stage and promoting reggae,that's already world wide and gets the recognition that SOCA🇬🇾 MUSIC should have in some way.not just at carnivals over the globe,is when we SOCA🇭🇹music matters.we trying to push SOCA🇦🇬to the same status,we have so much groovy SOCA🇱🇨that could make women&men Dance,SOCA🇰🇳doh Promote violence and up women crotch,SOCA🇩🇲women sing love and fun,,not about dey pu¥ as dancehall women,SOCA🇻🇨is life!SOCA🇵🇦TO THE UNIVERSE🌐💯%🎷🥁🎤
Have you ever heard a Jamaican adopting a Trini accent in their song? No, only Trini's do that. Where is the respect and pride for your culture? Now I understand why North Americans and Europeans think Trinidad is in Jamaica.
Not really. What I have observed is that often times when others from other countries such as Nigeria, South Africa, etc sing a reggae tune, for that particular song, they adopt a Jamaican accent. I think it's just part of art. When she sings her soca songs, which is mostly what she sings, it's always with a Trini accent/pidgin English.
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai. As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
I disagree , but understand your message about art. However, a Jamaican would never try to sound like a Trinidadian in their music, as they are proud people with a strong belief in their Jamaicaness. Trinidadians musicians on the other hand are selling out their dialect and adopting Jamaican idioms in their soca , some Jamaicanising soca completely. The Trinidad government says, that they want to boost tourism. However, tourist all over the world are always looking for uniqueness - not sameness. Therefore, a tourist would have no desire to go to Trinidad to hear Jamaican music , eat Jamaican food , hear Jamaican patois, when they can go to Jamaica and experience the real thing. Furthermore, Jamaica is a very beautiful island with gorgeous white sandy beaches and calm seas. . So why would a tourist come to Trinidad , if is has no unique features to offer. No natural wild life , no original Trinidad music or cultural events and the same level of violence, that keeps tourist away from Jamaica .
Angela Lum Wai Really trying to get your point. Are you saying she shouldn't sing the reggae songs she did with the Jamaican patios??? The first being from Taurus, followed by the Beres???
You are making a mountain outa mole hill, everyone who sings reggae adapt a Jamaican accent and style, here are some, Collie Budz from Bermuda, Gentleman from Germany, Albarosie from Italy, Dubeez from Netherland, nuff Japanese ''as a matter of fact I'm puzzled as to how especially the Japanese master Jamaica lingua so perfectly, even Alecia KEYS WHEN SHE SONG A REMIX WITH BABY CHAM,, ON THE ISSUE OF Jamaican NOT FOLLOWING TRINI,, YES WE DO!!! THE JAMAICA CARNIVAL IS HIGHLY TRINI ORIENTED MUSIC, DANCE, EVERYTHING, so get you fact st88t, it is a misconception that Jamaicans don't like TrIni, YES WE DO, ONCE A TRINI NOT TRYING TO EMBARASS US, I live in CT and have nuff Trini brethren we share every sentiment, every joke, every ulterior sentiment about any one of us,, so stop thinking untruthful.
You sound like you have a personal problem with Trinidadians. My advice to you is please MAKE SURE YOU NEVER go to my country as we sure won't want you there. To be honest. 🙄🙄🙄
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai. As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
This is a whole other side of Fayann! She should sing like this more often. I am sprung!
LOVE THIS! How I now seeing this! ALL GOD’s BLESSINGS.. Fay Ann .. and family.....
She got a beautiful voice good job fayyyy 🌹🌺🏆
Mama Baby She sure does. She can sing like her father Super Blue.
I have always liked fayanns persuna
Love the versatility Mrs. Alvarez
I enjoyed this. Thank you
She killed the Beres Rockaway song. Boom. Mad vybes. Do yuh ting Fay-Ann. 😉👍
For real ♥️♥️♥️
🏏⚽️Yeah do yuh thing fayann,go ahead an sing fkn reggae,sell we out to yardy even more,I have never or probably won't ever see Beres do ah groovy soca song,which she could have sang for women&men to dance to Stick to we own fkn thing,the few artist that collaborate on SOCA,BIG up,but in the streets,,yardy do play an listen soca,instead they think everyone trying to be like them.Dye why you must think reggae boom😣,,support an Push yuh own culture.SOCA TO THE UNIVERSE🌐🎷🎤🎶
I love you even more now fay..versatility mi seh.
go faye...still enjoying
She's dope.
love her
I love the second song u sing
Yesssssss Faye Ann
Woman find a man, man find a woman💑❤❤💯
Talent
Fay rell good
Very nice performance✔
Ms Angela Lum Wai "Weh yuh kum from" wat part ah di worl yuh need luv"
Reggae music suits you Fay💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
🏏⚽️Soca to the Universe🌐.why is my Trinidad🇹🇹Tobago artist singing reggae,when we have so much nice groovy soca $ongs for women an men to dance too.this makes me fkn vex.because they dont pay tribute to our music.ntn against reggae.but stick to yuh fkn culture.an then we could get it.😠
@@TRINbAGO_DAN Agreed! Even if she sounds good. Jamaicans are very patriotic and stick to their own culture. You have take their own, they are not taking yours..They do not conform....I notice Trinbagonians are losing their culture by copying others too much. The sweet white whine, now they are dancing afrobeat style to soca, the backup dancers look like cheerleaders.. so much, hmm smh
🏏⚽️THANKS!!,I Am a proud patriotic Trinbagonian🇹🇹,I Love my culture,,You ever really notice,Afro beat sounds alot like soca,,it blends very well in music mixes,,SO dyz the reason fuh D dances,,which is planted in the way Trinibago duz dance too.we like tuh whine,lol,doh know if yuh aware,there are a few ja artist in collab with SOCA artist,that sounds great,,But we cannot keep performing reggae,,Push SOCA to the UNIVERSE🌐🇹🇹🫡
🏏⚽️Nah We not losing,,We culture neither,,but sticking to it 💯% Iz very important,,DOh forget the rest of the Caribbean jams and represent SOCA MUSIC,big up thee rest ah islands,,Love and respect.Ah just want meh SOCA artist dem to stop representing fkn dancehall & reggae,,in there performance! THANKS!! Fuh reading!!SOCA TO THE UNIVERSE🌐🎛🎶🎤🎺🎷🥁🔐
@@TRINbAGO_DAN Respect.Thanks for clarifying, I was getting real scared. I live in NYC, and the amount of Jamaicans that hate soca, it made me a born again soca Baptist. Now I hate reggae music, I find it too slow and it's a struggle music, all the lyrics is about struggle, hunger, and strife.🇹🇹🎶💃. Long live soca music🎶🎶💃💃🇹🇹🇹🇹
She wears the pants lol
she cyah wine nah soca
Yes she can when she wants to. For the most part these days, I don't see her whine much on stage, but I've seen her live in a concert and she was wining real good. That was when she younger and her and bunji were still dating.
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai.
As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
🏏⚽️ I see your point of unity,Jamaicans do not support SOCA🇹🇹 music,I have not ever seen any reggae or dancehall artist tribute to perform a SOCA🇧🇧song,,even those who did collabs,,I do my research,,because I'm bothered also by SOCA🇬🇩artist going on stage and promoting reggae,that's already world wide and gets the recognition that SOCA🇬🇾 MUSIC should have in some way.not just at carnivals over the globe,is when we SOCA🇭🇹music matters.we trying to push SOCA🇦🇬to the same status,we have so much groovy SOCA🇱🇨that could make women&men Dance,SOCA🇰🇳doh Promote violence and up women crotch,SOCA🇩🇲women sing love and fun,,not about dey pu¥ as dancehall women,SOCA🇻🇨is life!SOCA🇵🇦TO THE UNIVERSE🌐💯%🎷🥁🎤
Have you ever heard a Jamaican adopting a Trini accent in their song? No, only Trini's do that. Where is the respect and pride for your culture? Now I understand why North Americans and Europeans think Trinidad is in Jamaica.
Not really. What I have observed is that often times when others from other countries such as Nigeria, South Africa, etc sing a reggae tune, for that particular song, they adopt a Jamaican accent. I think it's just part of art. When she sings her soca songs, which is mostly what she sings, it's always with a Trini accent/pidgin English.
pidgin english..explain
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai.
As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
I see your point.....
Lololol
I disagree , but understand your message about art. However, a Jamaican would never try to sound like a Trinidadian in their music, as they are proud people with a strong belief in their Jamaicaness. Trinidadians musicians on the other hand are selling out their dialect and adopting Jamaican idioms in their soca , some Jamaicanising soca completely.
The Trinidad government says, that they want to boost tourism. However, tourist all over the world are always looking for uniqueness - not sameness. Therefore, a tourist would have no desire to go to Trinidad to hear Jamaican music , eat Jamaican food , hear Jamaican patois, when they can go to Jamaica and experience the real thing. Furthermore, Jamaica is a very beautiful island with gorgeous white sandy beaches and calm seas. . So why would a tourist come to Trinidad , if is has no unique features to offer. No natural wild life , no original Trinidad music or cultural events and the same level of violence, that keeps tourist away from Jamaica .
Angela Lum Wai Really trying to get your point. Are you saying she shouldn't sing the reggae songs she did with the Jamaican patios??? The first being from Taurus, followed by the Beres???
You are making a mountain outa mole hill, everyone who sings reggae adapt a Jamaican accent and style, here are some, Collie Budz from Bermuda, Gentleman from Germany, Albarosie from Italy, Dubeez from Netherland, nuff Japanese ''as a matter of fact I'm puzzled as to how especially the Japanese master Jamaica lingua so perfectly, even Alecia KEYS WHEN SHE SONG A REMIX WITH BABY CHAM,,
ON THE ISSUE OF Jamaican NOT FOLLOWING TRINI,, YES WE DO!!! THE JAMAICA CARNIVAL IS HIGHLY TRINI ORIENTED MUSIC, DANCE, EVERYTHING, so get you fact st88t, it is a misconception that Jamaicans don't like TrIni, YES WE DO, ONCE A TRINI NOT TRYING TO EMBARASS US, I live in CT and have nuff Trini brethren we share every sentiment, every joke, every ulterior sentiment about any one of us,, so stop thinking untruthful.
You sound like you have a personal problem with Trinidadians. My advice to you is please MAKE SURE YOU NEVER go to my country as we sure won't want you there. To be honest. 🙄🙄🙄
I am going to respond to Ms Angela Lum Wai.
As a strong West Indian and a intelligent Caribbean man, people like you always trying to create these separation niche. Jamaica and Trinidad are two Caribbean islands with genres of music both Soca-calypso and Reggae which are formulating a sense of pride, culture, love and togetherness world wide. Who gives a rats behind if Jamaicans and Trinidadians want to collaborate in songs being creative singing each others music. At the end of the day both music were created from the bellows of our African ancestry. We are all the same that is one of the reasons we are called the West Indies from Cuba to Guyana do your research. Don't start that nonsense enjoy it for what it is. GOD bless you
@angela lum wai Please check Koshen new soca album. Lol