Chronixx seh some a unuh dancehall lyrics “Embarrassing”
Chronixx seh some a unuh dancehall lyrics “Embarrassing” and unuh fi stop call him fi features. The Jamdung Reggae star seh dancehall artist dem need fi stop put out embarrassing music, and furdamore, dem fi stop calling him fi appear pon dem tracks.
“Uno need to stop linking me fi features and sending mi some joke, embarrassing lyrics to be a part of, done wid dat!” di 28-year-old seh inna wah Instagram Live yessideh. Di Dela Move crooner did ave one extensive discussion touching pon a whole heap a topics. Among dem was 19-year-old Nzinga King, who fah locks dat was allegedly shaved by a policewoman when she inna custody; people’s rights to dem sovereignty; and di Rastafarian community, culture, and very importantly di legacy.
Chronixx dish out some Rastafarian philosophies dat chat to di foundation of Jamaican music. Him remind him viewers dat it is di African ancestors dat speak chuu di music. So wid dat, him had a strong message to di Dancehall community, weh him seh did benefited nuff from di Rastafarian legacy. And dat is dem need fi stop tarnishing di culture wid dem “embarrassing lyrics.”
“To all a my fellow Jamaican people dem… We have we culture and we have we ital food and we have we music, we have we Bob Marley … all of dat is Rastafari consciousness,” Chronixx seh.
“So dis is my call for all a di youths dem dat benefit financially from Rastafari legacy, di Rastafari cultural wealth and cultural legacy. Please do not embarrass yourselves any further…let us not embarrass ourselves any further.”
“Listen to di Dancehall yute dem lyrics, stop embarrassing uno self,” him continue to seh.
“All di man dem wid dreadlocks and di women dem wid dreadlocks, stop embarrassing you self in front of humanity and before God and before di Almighty. Stop it because dere is a earthquake coming.”
“You don’t see it, but it’s coming..and keep looking for a physical earthquake,” he warned.
Chronixx also blasted international Black singers and rappers who may feel like dem “free” from “sub-human bondage”.
“We will have 200 more George Floyd until Africa unite. How much march we go have before di rapper dem stop embarrass demself, the singer dem stop embarrass demself and go pon tv and pretend like they are free and have any prospect for freedom,” him seh. “Dere is no prospect for freedom until Africa unite as one until we can walk proudly in di world and show people a passport dat says I am an African.”
“Too long we in a sub-human bondage. And listen to what di artiste singing about, it’s an embarrassment. I hope they enjoy di money, all di benefit dat come wid being paid workers of some non-African entity dat group up African people and use dem as minions against each other,” he continued.
Di Here Comes Trouble singer furda went on to enlighten him fellow Jamaican artists dat dem cannot continue to put out damaging lyrics, and den say dat ‘people should come togedda’.
“All mi bredren dat close to me know mi no play, mi no deh pon no joke ting inno. Y’all need to stop link me fi features, straight. You need to stop linking me fi features and stop sending mi joke, embarrassing lyrics to be a part of, dun wid dat,” he declared, before adding dat it was a call to di music community. Listen music from Chronixx catalog ere.
Rubbish aside, dere is at least one Dancehall body of work dat Chronixx will be featured on in di coming weeks. Bounty Killer revealed recently dat di Reggae singer will be appearing pon him upcoming album King Of Kingston.
Watch di full live wid Chronixx ere:
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Source: dancehallmag | Claudine Baugh
