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Dancehall Takeoutja, Kingston (2026)

01/10/2026

The alleged r**e debacle is quite confusing, and understandably.

Seven fraternity brothers allegedly had s3x with a female student while she was intoxicated, but she initially told police she gave consent to three of the boys to have fvxk her at once.

She has since filed a civil lawsuit, claming that four additional men joined the th*****me, allegedly after being invited upstairs via a Snapchat group chat message offering "free p***y."

This raises the core legal and logical question: How can someone be lucid enough to consent to three individuals, yet too impaired to consent to four additional ones arriving later?

Prosecutors originally declined to press criminal charges in late 2024 because her initial statement to campus police described voluntary drinking and a willingness to engage in the encounter.

Her legal team now argues that trauma, shock, and severe intoxication potentially compounded by drugged substances prevented her from processing or legally consenting to a revolving door of multiple extra men.

It's a complex and heavily contradictory narrative, to be honest.

That's why the moral of the story is to stay away from intoxicated environments where boundaries are completely blurred.

At most, the safest course of action is to help guide someone to safety if you can.
Men will let their s*x drive lead them down a slippery slope.

30/09/2026

lied when she acted like only performed in the tri-state area, because since regaining his freedom, his international and regional tour has taken him across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Malta, St. Kitts, the Bahamas, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, the Cayman Islands, Dominica, and Guadeloupe.

is also the most sought after dancehall artiste in Africa. During his formative years he went to Japan and still has a strong fanbase there.

All Vybz Kartel needs is a good management team that can put him in places to succeed..however many dancehall acts are too unprofessional and tend to use friends and family members as managers who do not have the contacts to take them global.

For example, there is no way and idiot artiste like should be getting my exclusive events like the over The King of Dancehall.

23/09/2026

Since the murder of drill rapper , over a dozen people have been shot, with at least four fatal, across Illinois and the Chicago hoods.

If you all think the get back for was hot, this one seems to be leading the pack.

Unlike King Von’s get-back, which took months of planning to execute, Q50’s get-back was swift.

It makes you wonder: if he had so much support in his city, why was he walking around alone with a female?

Maybe he felt untouchable, because people are willing to throw away their lives for his honor.

However, in the world of criminality, whenever you feel too confident and comfortable, that's usually when the enemy strikes. You can never let your guard down.

Also please note Chicago is a nice city and tge beef is usually reserved for a few blocks. The state and city by extent is usually peaceful.

13/09/2026

Slain rapper was publicly dissing GD rapper weeks before his death.

Duck and Q50 had no known beef while Duck was alive. However, after Duck was murdered in Chicago, Q50 made it his mission to repeatedly disrespect the late rapper.

The constant disrespect prompted Duck's mother, Mama Duck, to take to social media and warn Q50 about his continuous attacks on her son.

She also cautioned him not to end up like his late friend, BloodHound Lil Jeff, who was killed in gang violence.

The ongoing dissing of FBG Duck also angered , a close friend of Duck.

He issued his own warning to Q50 and even released a diss track aimed at the young rapper.

13/09/2026

was mvrdered earlier this morning after he was caught high and sleeping in his car in .

His girlfriend Kadejia has took to Instagram to pour her heart out, noting that she and the rapper prayed together and went to movies together like normal couples.

She also said she felt safe around the rapper who was a marked man for his constant dissing of dead people and claiming bodies . She says she never felt threatened.

College kids, stay away from this one.

04/09/2026

Selector has criticized for not helping other artistes break into the music industry, claiming it reflects poor character.

According to Foota, legends like and actively mentored and elevated other acts, which significantly boosted their respect among fans and within the dancehall community.

Foota Hype noted that despite not having a good personal relationship with Vybz Kartel, he respects the fact that Kartel, unlike Masicka, helped build other careers.

He pointed to Jahshii as a key example: although the younger artiste famously showed strong loyalty to Masicka early on, the deejay seemingly focused solely on his own career, leaving Jahshii behind to starve and beg for inclusion.

19/08/2026

By all accounts, the recent staging of ’s Summer Sizzle was a flop, and many so called dancehall fans are rejoicing.

However, if you truly love music, celebrating the demise of a stage show makes no sense especially in a climate where so many stage shows have already faded away.

We should actually root for Summer Sizzle to succeed so can reclaim its place as the Mecca of and dancehall culture.

This summer's biggest reggae festival, , was promoted abroad, and most other major events took place in Europe.

While Reggae Sumfest managed to capture headlines, it relied heavily on Vybz Kartel and his controversial feud with Mavado to generate buzz.

Meanwhile, Jamaica's historical catalog of stage shows has largely disappeared.

Sting, Follow the Arrow, Easter Fiesta, St. Mary Mi Come From, Reggae Sunsplash, Island Explosion, and New Kingston Jamboree are all dead.

Rebel Salute is on shaky ground, while events like GT Taylor Extravaganza and Ghetto Splash failed to build an appealing brand identity needed to sustain long-term global interest.

Jamaican stage shows have been in crisis for over two decades, and the industry has yet to stop the bleeding.

Beenie Man’s effort to revive the culture deserves support, not celebration over its failure.

To the social media illiterates on tiktok posting videos celebrating BeenieMan’s failure: calm down.

Rooting against a local platform is a bad look for dancehall as a whole.

Beenie Man is not liked right now due to his disrespect to King Yellow Man and lack of praise for King Vybz Kartel. However lets not celebrate the failure of another show.

19/08/2026

MTV has dropped the category from their list of nominees, and rightfully so.

Afrobeats has been a dead genre since was released from jail and people started realizing that NO knock-off dancehall music can replace the real thing.

was running around posing as the poster boy for Afrobeats (aka fake Dancehall), while also sleeping with women in the Dancehall space namely and .

This gave him a direct foot in the headlines and the Dancehall market, which is why he was selling out arenas and tapping into the pulse of the .

My issue is this: if you are going to use Dancehall music to gain wealth, call the genre by its name and stop renaming the brand.

How dare you call Dancehall "Afrobeats" and then market it to our people like we are stupid?

Jamaica, being so small, doesn't have the audience size or buying power to compete against these bandits from continents with a billion people.

The same thing happened in Latin America: they stole Dancehall, but at least they called it Reggaeton, which gives props to Reggae music.

At the very least, that shows where the inspiration comes from even though there are still some waste man Puerto Rican artists who like to pretend they created something.

You didn't. Jamaica made that, and it's time Jamaicans start standing up for our music and stop allowing foreigners to walk in, take our creation, and rename it.

So, props to Vybz Kartel for rubbing out Afrobeats, selling out his own stadiums, and reclaiming Dancehall's dominance.

If Burna Boy and those little wanna be Dancehall acts who call themselves Afrobeats want to get relevant again, they need to present themselves as Dancehall artistes and cut out this nonsense of stealing and renaming.

Good job, MTV.

18/08/2026

Fifteen percent of criminals in Antiguan prisons are .

Many of these individuals left Jamaica claiming they were struggling, suffering and simply wanted an opportunity to work.

They migrated to Antigua, where jobs are apparently plentiful.

However, once they arrived, they changed their minds and turned to a life of crime.

Does that mean the people of Antigua and Jamaicans in Antigua are also suffering, forcing Jamaicans who move there to resort to crime as well?

Because the excuse for Jamaican criminals is always that same..

"We are suffering hungry young men who need jobs".

Furthermore, consider figures like and .

Are they sitting in foreign jails because of hunger and starvation?

I just do not understand, and as a fellow Jamaican who has faced hardship, I need this explained.

The moral of the story is simple: if you do not change your mindset, you will remain a liability to yourself and everyone around you, no matter where you go in the world.

Thats is why people who are broke in Jamaica go to developed countries and they are broke there too. Beggars in Jamaica go to America and they are Beggars there too. The same outlook on life.

Have some ambition. Stop ruining other countries and giving a bad name to honest Jamaicans who genuinely want to work and build a better life.

Now, the Prime Minister is considering stricter immigration measures that will inevitably hurt decent Jamaicans, all because of low-lifes and bums who contribute nothing to society. It is an absolute shame.

16/08/2026

The Barclays Center is 13 years old, and was imprisoned for 13 years.

During those 13 years, no other dancehall artiste thought to perform at an arena; instead, they traveled from Florida to the Tri-State area performing in clubs and parties.

However, as soon as Vybz Kartel broke ground and proved that dancehall can sell out arenas, , , Aidonia, and Bounty Killer, among others, began aiming for arena performances.

While this is welcomed and beneficial for dancehall, these are the same artistes who act as though Vybz Kartel does not inspire them, even as they copy his strategy.

This reflects a familiar pattern in culture.

A Jamaican will see someone selling oranges along the Bog Walk gorge, and decide to set up a shop right next to them selling the same thing, only to become enemies of the very person they copied.

Although other nationalities exhibit similar behavior, the focus here is on Jamaicans.

Before Vybz Kartel began selling out arenas, dancehall was stagnant, allowing to dominate and sell out major venues using k**k off dancehall, in places where reggae and dancehall should have been reigning supreme.

No wonder why Afrobeats has experienced a decline since Kartel's return.

People no longer care for imitations now that the authentic source has returned.

Credit should be given where it is due. Vybz Kartel opened the doors for the many ungrateful artistes who are now benefiting from the opportunities he created upon his release.

There would be no Masicka concert at the Barclays Center without Vybz Kartel, just as there would have been no Alkaline performance there a few months prior.

Alkaline had to cancel his tour following his Barclays performance, proving that not every artiste possesses the star power and longevity required to tour on Kartel's level. He is truly one of one.

But, artistes whom are eating the crumbs from the table Vybz Kartel created, should be more grateful.

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