Guest Post by LadyD
1. Ding Dong – His vocal and lyrical limitations coupled with poor on stage performances is reason enough to encourage him to cut his “Holiday” short and return to dancing.
2. Spice – There can only be one queen of dancehall music and that is lady saw. Therefore, Spice’s lack of lyrical relevance and close to comedic onstage performances puts her nowhere close to the queen.
3. Vybz Kartel – I was a big fan of the infamous leader of Portmore Empire when he first stormed into the dancehall limelight. But over the past few years, I think that he has gotten too comfortable at the top and as a result lost the edge the once had. Continue reading →
The difficult task of remaining on top of billboard charts in Jamaica and overseas have motivated many talented dancehall artists to dig deep within their lyrical library for songs that would give them staying power. Predictably, many artists are unable to dig deep enough to remain competitive and as a result had their careers wiped out before they even got a chance to release an album. The year 2008 was arguably one of the most exciting, colorful and eventful periods in dancehall history, because it gave birth to talented individuals and forced veteran artists to “step up their game.” 
The clash was a draw. This seems to be the consensus among people within the entertainment industry, following the war of words between Vybz Kartel and Mavado at Sting on Friday night at Jamworld, Portmore, St Catherine.
The following consist of a list of ten gifts that you should never give a friend, family member or partner for Christmas.