Queen Ifrica Shine Some Light Pon Di Jamaican Music Industry Sexual Predators
Devils Inna Dancehall
Queen Ifrica paint wah earthshattering picktcha of Jamaica’s Reggae/Dancehall industry being infiltrated by a set of reptilian villains, weh prey pon young girls wid impunity.
Mekking it clear dat a nuff man inna Jamaican music who wudda neva sexually abuse di woman dem and have no inkling of thoughts of debauchery inna dem heads, Ifrica told veteran entertainment journalist Anthony Miller dat di situation was nonetheless, very grim.
“There are very good men in this industry who would never think to trouble a girl who come around them because let mi tell you suppm yuh know Anthony: da industry here not as nice as it look enuh,” Ifrica explained during an interview aired on Friday night’s edition of The Entertainment Report on Television Jamaica.
Di Far Away artist den mek some damning revelations ’bout di sordid state of di minds of some a di man dem inna di music industry, weh being a ‘gyallis’ has historically been celebrated, and numerous reports inna di public domain of nuff woman aspiring fi be artists and even female fans being sexually and physically abused and later jeered by even some of di island’s most revered artists. [JUS MUSE: Cyah even call dis an open secret nuh more…cause it nuh need nuh binoculars…who nuh seet a who a pretend fi nuh seet 👀]
“There are a lot of predators in our industry – in our society in general but in music industry, di music industry full a predator. Some serious, demonic one dem to. Like do some dirty things to some likkle girl and some likkle bwoy out yah,” Ifrica noted, pointing out dat in many cases not even likkle boys are pardoned. [JUS MUSE: What a raas eeh….a gallang inna plain sight👀]
“Dem nuh pardon likkle girl and some a dem nuh pardon likkle boy needa. Dem come around dem and dem deh round dem and because a di love weh dem have…,” -Ifrica
“And dem have a society weh a protect dem. So they don’t feel like they should have any form of remorse or they should answer to anybody about it,” the Montego Bay native added. [JUS MUSE: Wat a ting doh eeh! 👀]
Tekking no prisoners, Ifrica, a longstanding defender of women and children against all forms of violence, said dat di abusers inna Reggae and Dancehall run di gamut of young and old artistes alike.
“A lot of dem artiste yah weh wi look up to, some big grey tone artiste man and miggle age artiste man and all different age group artiste man weh wi look up to inna dis industry- nasty!” she declared. [JUS MUSE: Nuff know and stay loyal to fuckery cause dem a di same! 👀]
“Dem nuh pardon likkle girl and some a dem nuh pardon likkle boy needa. Dem come around dem and dem deh round dem and because a di love weh dem have…,” she seh.
She seh dat some a di artist dem have taken their reprehensible acts while deh pon tours overseas, weh dem tek advantage of young, impressionable female fans, who are simply star-struck and wah fi be inna di presence of dem favourite artists. [JUS MUSE: Nasty man a yaad…nasty man abroad! 👀]
“I tour di world. Queen Ifrica ‘been around di world and I, I, I’ have seen where young girl come backstage just to be around Jamaican music and see these artists and to be a part of it – and before the night is over they are molested,” she seh. [JUS MUSE: Wat a shame doh eeh! 👀]
“And they can’t believe because it is their favourite artist that did it to them. And you come on the road and you meet them up and they will be like: ‘so you know this artiste’ or ‘do you know that artiste? He is not a good person’. And sometimes you quiz and yuh hear what he did and somebody else was watching an all that kinda stuff,” Ifrica said.
“So these guys are not as innocent as a lot of them making out themselves to be,” she added.
Di Fyah Mumma seh dat pon many occasions artists while pon tour, inna dem likkle cliques, start eyeing and picking out which woman dem want out of a bevy of adoring fans, who inna most cases, simply love dem music and have nuh thought of sex pon dem mind.
“We have artiste you know, when wi go to overseas and yuh pull up pon di hotel scene and di yard full a people, weh deh-deh fi si whicheva artiste dem love, yuh hardly find a artiste weh a guh just seh ‘wow some nice people’ – yuh hear dem a talk: “a which one a fi fi yuh, rae’; ‘a which one a fi yuh dawg?’’ she seh.
“Yuh hardly find a person weh can just si some really nice girls out in di yard and just know seh: ‘yeh, this is how big we are and all type a people love wi’. These men tek it for granted and feel like dem (the women) just come fi di artiste; di artiste big and di artiste a guh get dem and before di night done, dem have dem up and down. And den dem leave and these ladies are left behind to figure it out,” she added.
[JUS MUSE: Full time smaddy tun on some floodlight pon some dutty nasty man inna dem dark kahna! 👀]
Big respect to di woman dem weh start fi talk up and mek di nasty man dem walk and live inna fear of being disclosed! Jus like how every ting wid a beginning have a end, same suh wah inna darkness muss come inna light one day and it start now! 2021 a di year weh di covers start fi roll offa di reptiles and vampires masking as artistes and a try tear woman dung inna di grung!
But unuh nasty man dem, hear dis, unuh years of torment and torcha of di woman dem weh unuh tink unuh bury, grow inna a mighty big tree, blossom and bloom and now unuh bitta fruits a ripe and unuh a guh nyam dat bumboclawt! Woman a rise, di Feminine Energy a raise harself up and unuh cyah stop dat a raasclawt cause unuh is a set a weak-ass jangkros widout souls, unuh and unuh whole gingbang a enablers! Mama Nature a fix harself and heal har dawtas!
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Source: dancehallmag.com | Claudia Gardner
