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Mr Vegas went off on Dancehall Producers on Twitter
Here is what Mr Vegas had to say on twitter
il se lache!!!
et finalement, je suis assez d'accord avec ses arguments...
les sorties dancehall jamaïquaines ont de moins de moins de vibes,
et le public à l'air de commencer à s'en lasser.....
FREE GOOD DANCEHALL MUSIC
Mr Vegas went off on Dancehall Producers on Twitter
Here is what Mr Vegas had to say on twitter
Mr Vegas a écrit :
Hip hop riddim a mash up jamaica music. Tonight I went to two dance and i realize that the jamaican reggae dancehall riddim has lost its identity,every riddim now is hip hop. And the worst part about these wanna be hip hop riddim,they have no vibes after the first few seconds,wha wi dancehall gone to hip flop.
I wish we could go back to danny brownie,dave kelly,tony kelly,cleevie cause when i leave ja its the old riddim get the forward. Are we gonna sit and watch the music die,are we gonna be hypocrites and never call out the culprits. What happen to riddim like badda badda ect,is me alone hearing the shit thats coming out,weh nuh have nuh vibes
I am warning these producers,you killing dancehall reggae.
At chi ching ching dance and the man dem put on some now a days riddim and it was the hardest thing to fit I am bless on one a dem. And worst thing is the girls cant dance to this wanna be hip hop shit,should we just start rapping full time, like ding dong on holiday.
A lot of artist don’t want real dancehall beat,cause them caan dj or sing on the real shit ,cause u caan pitch control for real producer. Tripple bounce is not dancehall, nice beat but it nuh have the dancehall ting deh weh lock stage show, weh every artist waan the riddim deh.
In studio with a real musician cleevie from steelie and cleevie we need back dancehall fu-k this wanna be hip hop shit
It better the jamaican producer dem did start make soca since we a one caribbean instead of makin hip flop but a so it go 2010 mi only a voice pon soca and straight dancehall so all hip flop producer weh waan mi voice u got a month.
il se lache!!!
et finalement, je suis assez d'accord avec ses arguments...
les sorties dancehall jamaïquaines ont de moins de moins de vibes,
et le public à l'air de commencer à s'en lasser.....
FREE GOOD DANCEHALL MUSIC
dj paco