Yes, he was discriminated and beaten up because of his color. But he kept hussling and instead of getting bitter he became a superstar. A lot of people acting like a victim should learn from it. Much respect to Yellowman.
Especially in the 🇺🇸 the poor victims and misfortunes would say he’s passing, and be more hateful blame him for their failures. He shows real character, good fe him, like his “strong me strong” , so him carry on!
Still touring today, he comes to California at least once a year. He has a big following and he is a blast live. Busta Rhymes said he was a major influence on him.
Yellowman, was a tune creater and a style performer, always smile when I hear Yellowman tunes played, mostly these days it is me playing them and singing alone, gotta smile Yellowman style :)
I shared the video with Brother Foster and he reported that you did an amazing job. Big Up to Reggae Appreciation Society. Brother Foster’s story truly encourages me to never give up. Blessings
Love, Honor and Respect to Yellow Man the original Dancehall King. He never gave up and became the biggest legendary icon who took Dancehall to the next level. He his such a positive influence all over the world.
Big respect to the original king of the Dancehall, I saw him live back in the 80s at Spanish town over the Prison oval in concert, it was an experience I will never forget, biggest crowd I have seen an very popular artiste, brilliant stage show and showman ship, the best 👊🏿👏🏾🇯🇲
Saw Yellowman at the iconic Ogden Theater in Denver,mid 90's.Less than 100 people attended the show.That didn't stop or discourage Yellowman.He put on an absolutely energetic & passionate performance that blew me away.Big respect to a charismatic, gifted singer, dancer & performer.
A true story of inspiration and perseverance overcoming all obstacles. Thank you for providing all of these great short documentaries on all of our favorite reggae artists. They have answered so many of my questions over the years. You have one of the top RUclips channels, in my opinion. Thank you! Greetings from San Diego
The Vibration and Riddim has healing properties and his vocals make The Holy Gift. Meditation,Connection and Happiness has kept the King Yellowman “Keep On Moving “
Peace to the chief with the Akan royal stool. If you'd please thank King Yellowman for mentioning the children in Africa in "This Old Man", I'd be deeply appreciative. As a Ghanaian girl with some Nigerian ancestry, it felt magical to hear us spoken to from elsewhere. I was misquoting him by singing, "Yellowman, he played four. Remember that Yellowman never did poor". LOL. I'll consider it affirmations & prayers for him. Wishing him and his long healthy, joyful and fulfilling lives. May he know how much he's cherished worldwide.
@@loveheals6184 More than welcome!! I sent over your text and I left him a voice message. I will let you know his response, ASAP. Many blessings unto you, perpetually.
Just saw "King Yellowman " last night in Hartford, Connecticut! The man is our love ❤️ and light ✨️ changing ✨️ the atmosphere in his presence to strongest spirituality 🙏🏽. He's our hope to the world 🌎 peace ✌🏽!
Man! First time I heard Yellowman's music was in the early 80's in Brooklyn, NY! I've been a HUGE fan ever since. He's one of The Greats! Cool Runnings, Brothers & Sisters!
Truly the king! Privileged to witness & wowed by his mesmerising performance at TBS Lagos, Nigeria in mid '80s. The concert also featured Kotch, Judy Mowatt, many other reggae acts, Sunny Ade, and Fela. Yellowman and Fela were the concert headline acts. Ranks as the greatest ever concert I watched live to date.
Lost my love on the Queen's s Highway! I heard about Yellowman from my Dad. I found a Yellowman cassette in his Caddy. Turns out he was a big fan. Yellowman is in our family now forever.
Love Yellowman. Particularly with the Roots Radics. He was peerless from 1981-85. In the 90s, there was Shabba, Buju, Beenie, Bounty Killer, Ninja Man, and later, Sizzla. But Yellowman did not have any real competition during his peak. He was head and shoulders above the rest. I saw him at the 1986 Reggae Sunsplash and many times since.
A lot of albums were missing from the early 80s. One in a Million Yellowman Live At Aces Bad Boy Skanking Just Cool Yellowman and Joesy Wales two Giants Clash Yellowman Arrives with Toyan Yellowman poopin contest " single. This man made me laugh and jam out as a ypung boy. I still have all his music to this day, but now all on CD.
This guy's is a hero. I knew about him from a song that appears in a video game and a few videos more lead me here, to his story. Blessings to him. World will always need people like him
I was able to talk to the Yellowman for a little while at Roots bamboo in Negril. He seemed to like me he told me if anybody messes with you in Jamaica you get ahold of me and we'll take care of it thank you and respect Yellowman
Give Thanks for his life, success, survival, resilience & triumph. I hope he knows how much he's loved. I wish fans in the U.S., U.K., Canada had known & could've raised money for him while ill. I just realized that as a little girl in Nigeria, I was misquoting his 1st song I heard. I sang, "Yellowman, he played 4. Remember that Yellowman never did poor". LOL.
The greatest that ever make it happen the only king of dancehall
KING Yellowman, JAMAICA'S (original) Dancehall KING! & still is!!!
This guy was a gem of reggae.Thanks for the video
The only King Of Dancehall💯
Yes, he was discriminated and beaten up because of his color. But he kept hussling and instead of getting bitter he became a superstar. A lot of people acting like a victim should learn from it. Much respect to Yellowman.
👏👏👏👏❤️❤️
Living well is the best revenge.
Especially in the 🇺🇸 the poor victims and misfortunes would say he’s passing, and be more hateful blame him for their failures. He shows real character, good fe him, like his “strong me strong” , so him carry on!
The KING…gwarn yellow🔥🔥
Still touring today, he comes to California at least once a year. He has a big following and he is a blast live. Busta Rhymes said he was a major influence on him.
The fedoras Run DMC wore were inspired by King Yellow too.
Such a nice compliment😊
Just say him perform tonight. Unbelievable at 68 he is putting on the show he does. Long live King Yellowman!
The real king 👑 of dance hall no self proclaimed
I discovered yellowman for the first time in Africa like 1 year ago and since then he became my favourite artist! Truly blessed 🙏🏾
I went to one of his Concert backin Nairobi Kenya as a Teenager was a nice Show +44
One of the Mount Rushmore Kings of Jamaican Music and Culture! Also a hero of many people who turned Lemons into Lemonade!;)
King of kings
King Yellowman
Thank you for your feelings brother.
I needed you.
Live forever and ever.
Yellowman, was a tune creater and a style performer, always smile when I hear Yellowman tunes played, mostly these days it
is me playing them and singing alone, gotta smile Yellowman style :)
i met Yellowman he took the time to do a two minute freestyle jingle for me ! and one for a friend he was extremely nice ! and real humble
King Yellowman !! Much respect for his tremendous contribution to music 💚💛❤️
Yes! Much Gratitude and Respect to King Yellowman for his contributions to music and humanity!
Peace ☆ Timeless Soul Music
over me dem mad over me😉king yellowman respect
I’ve seen yellowman a few times over the years. Always banging
Bless up from Nassau Bahamas 242! King Yellow man music still blazing today and even in the Bahamas.. #MrChin
I shared the video with Brother Foster and he reported that you did an amazing job. Big Up to Reggae Appreciation Society. Brother Foster’s story truly encourages me to never give up. Blessings
Big up mi lion! I'm really honoured to know you shared it with the legend and he approves of it🙌
Jah bless
I’ve seen Yellow a few times in concert. His energy seems limitless. A truly amazing man. King Yellow 💛💛💛
True he's in great shape. A lot fitter than men half his age
@@ReggaeAppreciationSociety
This isn’t AFRICAN CULTURE guy
Love, Honor and Respect to Yellow Man the original Dancehall King. He never gave up and became the biggest legendary icon who took Dancehall to the next level. He his such a positive influence all over the world.
God bless him no give up
Salute to king yellow.He is a real fighter. He fought discrimination and skin cancer.
Big respect to the original king of the Dancehall, I saw him live back in the 80s at Spanish town over the Prison oval in concert, it was an experience I will never forget, biggest crowd I have seen an very popular artiste, brilliant stage show and showman ship, the best 👊🏿👏🏾🇯🇲
Saw Yellowman at the iconic Ogden Theater in Denver,mid 90's.Less than 100 people attended the show.That didn't stop or discourage Yellowman.He put on an absolutely energetic & passionate performance that blew me away.Big respect to a charismatic, gifted singer, dancer & performer.
A true story of inspiration and perseverance overcoming all obstacles. Thank you for providing all of these great short documentaries on all of our favorite reggae artists. They have answered so many of my questions over the years. You have one of the top RUclips channels, in my opinion. Thank you! Greetings from San Diego
Blessings mon ✌️ Thanks for the support and for watching
Keep going
Saw yellow at the echoplex in LA. Dope show !
NUFF respec to king Yellowman and i will enjoy his performances, till his time has come 🖤💚💛❤✌
What a mighty man full of resilience, perseverance, strength, courage, intelligence and talent. Respect Yellow ❤️💛💚 And Be Well 💜🖤💜
Exactly! I can listen to this over and over again
Wow !!! He don't give up quickly. God bless him
@@liliethedwards968 Me too he has beautiful energy
The Vibration and Riddim has healing properties and his vocals make The Holy Gift. Meditation,Connection and Happiness has kept the King Yellowman “Keep On Moving “
Brother Winston Foster is a great friend of mine. Amazing video on the king. I will share this video with him. Thank you brother for the upload!!!!
Peace to the chief with the Akan royal stool. If you'd please thank King Yellowman for mentioning the children in Africa in "This Old Man", I'd be deeply appreciative. As a Ghanaian girl with some Nigerian ancestry, it felt magical to hear us spoken to from elsewhere. I was misquoting him by singing, "Yellowman, he played four. Remember that Yellowman never did poor". LOL. I'll consider it affirmations & prayers for him. Wishing him and his long healthy, joyful and fulfilling lives. May he know how much he's cherished worldwide.
@@loveheals6184 I certainly will!!!
@@thechief8694 thank you very much, Sir. Wishing you exponential reciprocity of your kindness. Blessings, health and long life to you.
@@loveheals6184 More than welcome!!
I sent over your text and I left him a voice message. I will let you know his response, ASAP. Many blessings unto you, perpetually.
Just saw "King Yellowman " last night in Hartford, Connecticut! The man is our love ❤️ and light ✨️ changing ✨️ the atmosphere in his presence to strongest spirituality 🙏🏽. He's our hope to the world 🌎 peace ✌🏽!
Yellow man to the world
The only King Yellowman of the DJ's.
Man! First time I heard Yellowman's music was in the early 80's in Brooklyn, NY! I've been a HUGE fan ever since. He's one of The Greats! Cool Runnings, Brothers & Sisters!
Been listening to Yellow man since I first came familiar with the tunes back in the early 80s
He had a tough life but choose music which save him ,he sang slackness but he caught the world attention ❤️💯🔥👊
Bravo
Yellow is the King of Slack!
A talent as no other!
Zungguzungguguzungguzeng!
Truly the king! Privileged to witness & wowed by his mesmerising performance at TBS Lagos, Nigeria in mid '80s. The concert also featured Kotch, Judy Mowatt, many other reggae acts, Sunny Ade, and Fela. Yellowman and Fela were the concert headline acts. Ranks as the greatest ever concert I watched live to date.
Lost my love on the Queen's s Highway! I heard about Yellowman from my Dad. I found a Yellowman cassette in his Caddy. Turns out he was a big fan. Yellowman is in our family now forever.
Absolute Legend
A Yellow light of Brilliance....thank you💛👏🏾🇯🇲👍🏾🌴 .
KING YELLOW👑
Love Yellowman. Particularly with the Roots Radics. He was peerless from 1981-85. In the 90s, there was Shabba, Buju, Beenie, Bounty Killer, Ninja Man, and later, Sizzla. But Yellowman did not have any real competition during his peak. He was head and shoulders above the rest. I saw him at the 1986 Reggae Sunsplash and many times since.
Not the original king! He is the king!
first heard his song "nobody move" from a video game back in 2018, and i've been hooked ever since
Wow what great man
He is a Hero
He is a great legend
A determined person who chose to look forward and move forward 🎊 🎊 🎊 🎊
1982 Reggae Sunsplash performance was iconic, i was in the 7th grade...never again we'll see such a performance
A lot of albums were missing from the early 80s.
One in a Million
Yellowman Live At Aces
Bad Boy Skanking
Just Cool
Yellowman and Joesy Wales two Giants Clash
Yellowman Arrives with Toyan
Yellowman poopin contest " single.
This man made me laugh and jam out as a ypung boy. I still have all his music to this day, but now all on CD.
This guy's is a hero. I knew about him from a song that appears in a video game and a few videos more lead me here, to his story. Blessings to him. World will always need people like him
Respect the original king of dance hall
You can always grow in terms of your mentality and spirituality as a man if you are open to doing so.
Man said "ZuguZung .... Zugu Zungu Zeng" 🤣🤣🤣
😅
I just watched this again. Yellowman is a legend man
alleged king of the dancehall
Forgot to mention, one of his greatest albums, Operation Radication.
Crime start number that's a one, one, nine!!!!!
I just adopted a English cream golden retriever, he's four months old, and I am thinking of naming him yellow man😍
I didn't know He knew bob marley and his kids & was a good friend to him very amazing
We will never forget KING YELLOW MAN BUST into the scenes over 40years ago 💯👍
Yeah Mon
Thanks for this. I really enjoyed listening to this. God bless yellow man.
I have a picture with him in the 90e's when he came to Bermuda he used to come to my house ❤
My hero
Thanks for this well made mini-doc. I learned much.
Yellow man is the very best the Rolls Royce of dancehall
I was able to talk to the Yellowman for a little while at Roots bamboo in Negril. He seemed to like me he told me if anybody messes with you in Jamaica you get ahold of me and we'll take care of it thank you and respect Yellowman
Nice one
Thanks for watching
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😊
Strong, Strong Strong
Love him, especially early stuff.. Dancehsll king👊🏽
King Yellowman is my favorite Dancehall artist of all time.
Give Thanks for his life, success, survival, resilience & triumph. I hope he knows how much he's loved. I wish fans in the U.S., U.K., Canada had known & could've raised money for him while ill. I just realized that as a little girl in Nigeria, I was misquoting his 1st song I heard. I sang, "Yellowman, he played 4. Remember that Yellowman never did poor". LOL.
#ProudToBeJamaican
KING YELLOW!!!
ooo yellowman vs grandad joe
Would love to see him in concert. 💛
You really rolled out the yellow black and green carpet very well put together reggae strong 🤜🏽🎶🤛🏽
✔👍salute to 👑yellow not a easy road ,but you have arrive and made it to your musical journey.🌏👀🔊🇯🇲🇬🇧
You left out that Barry G, the boogie man took Yellowman to many dance to perform before he Yellowman was known. Jamaica
Nice
Who Can Make The Dance Ram
Only Yellowman can make it cork!
Big Up Yellowman. Rahspekt 🙏🔥🦁🇯🇲🖤❤️🇪🇹💛💚🇻🇺
You forget to mention that part promoters and producers robbed him and so many artists the men and women who put all the hard work
Yellowman is the greatest
Owo 🙏 amazing real soldier 👍
Big up king Yellow, nuff respect ❤
Doctors got that wrong glad to know of him hope to hear more .
Your narration was top-notch too!! Kudos to you!!
Thank you very much 😊 Blessings ❤️💛💚
I love Yellow man 🥰💛💛💛❤️🖤💚💛💛💛
Been with me since I was a little youth.
D king then and now still
Yellow man is the only king of dancehall.
He's very resilient and a fighter ❤
Great coverage of a great artist...thank you❤
Met him at Roots Bamboo in Negril… nice guy, but didn’t take any crap
Blessing I love you 💗❤❤❤❤❤
Legend Yellow man and Fathead
Don't like his slack songs
that guy’s a legend.