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LOVE YOU BOTH!!!!

Barrington, never stop telling us the truth about the music business!

Her light shines bright. I enjoyed this interview from start to finish. She's such a motivation to do better and aspire for greatness.

Bring real reggae back

Wah yuh seh vise verse love???? Yes I ah one of mi favorite all time Barrington Levy songs!!!! Ah mi artist!!! Maximum respect

Hey Judith, I'm coming from the reggae gist channel because you replied to a comment. I think the video has been taken down I subscribed to your channel. One love Diletta ❤

great interview

Sista fully loaded with wisdom 💯👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️

Mi proud to be Jamaican 💯🇯🇲❤️❤️❤️

I hope this lady know that Barrington Levi didn't write Too Experience and My Time. Those songs were written by Bob Andy

Isn’t he NOT Puerto Rican? 😂😂 but he tries to be.

Joe is right... Current trend music right now stole Jamaican style and wanna claim it and not give credit... I thought these artists were Jamaicans. .

Has no idea. People of Jamaican descent in the UK are amazing - take no rubbish from anyone. So proud and hilarious when they tell the truth.

Barrington levy is not telling this journalist the truth here he is lying, same thing little John is saying, a feelings him a carry for junjo.

IHAVE MY BLACK GIRL IF YOU WANT IT YOU CAN HAVE IT RASTA SA SO BLES S UP BLESS UP

All his albums are great but it’s odd that he only made a small amount of albums

This is such a powerful interview 💯 Dope Judith, nuff love 💯

Too experienced was written by Bob Andy

Burna boy dominates the stage and mesmerize the fans

Thank you Judith for an excellent interview!

I respect Barrigton and Junjo but if he did that it is pure greed

Stacey is one of the greats. Love Grace Jones!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣

Burna boy is a beast, African giant 4 real 🔥🔥👑👑🥰🥰

Burna boy is a beast, African giant 4 real 🔥🔥👑👑🥰🥰

Love you grace!

Lovely

I love her she so natural. Go Watch our new drama show on TV Abbout elementary

I meet her in Philadelphia

So true

Very nice interview from the great man of reggae . Thanks miss Judith Bodley 🙏🏾👍🏽

Part 3 ? 🤔

I see Burnaboy I clicked ❤

Love you Stacey 😍

A legend. Love Sheryl lee Ralph.

She's speaking a lot of truths here. I've never really pondered on that line in the national anthem..."Give us vision lest we perish". Without vision we really do perish. Many Jamaicans who migrate to other parts of world do so well to the point where their children are now VP of the United States, Governor and Lt Governor of states. It's not the people, it's the lack of vision. Too many Jamaicans at home don't see much hope for their country and their dreams and potential are too often derailed. The result of this is whats happening in the Jamaican society. I just wish we could get leaders who have charisma and a leadership style to inspire hope and vision of what we can become as a country.

The real Jamaica 🇯🇲 she is you Noh figat day ♥️👍🇯🇲

Love the he interview keep the music coming Fat Joe don’t stop,respect to you Jah blessings keep on dropping it. Peace and love all the time.

Yes all Jamaicans love themselves ask them...

I am very proud of you Sheryl Lee Ralph, My first time meeting you you at at the hotel when I took my niece for the mother and child function, where Beverley Manley and her daughter Natasha Manley.

Her skin tone now MUCH lighter. She has given into SKIN BLEACHING.

I'm a Jamaican/American. Watching Sheryl Lee Ralph makes so proud of her. I went to the same High School as Mrs. Ralph in the United States. I will not mention the School. Her music teacher advised me as well. I went on to do my thing in the Entertainment industry. She is right about that when you mention Jamaica.. I live in the world as a citizen. Proud of my roots.

Judith.....max respect! When are we going to get the remaining of this wonderful interview by Barrington London Levy?

Dreadlocks are global and go back centuries. Love me some Fat Joe.

Garbage album.

Its been documented on film by the elders who created Reggae that they actually crafted this genre from listening and emulating Black American genre's which were DooWop/R&B/Soul at the time.

Lovely!💕

There's no God side or another side of a person....u can't serve God n mamomn at the same time. Father have mercy on us

Gratitude

Great interview! Love her!! She has shared a lot of gems.👍

It isn't that Jamaicans know how to be great outside of Jamaica but not on the island. The issue was literally the lack of wealth and infrastructure on that island versus the wealth and infrastructure in more developed Western Nations like the United states. When the average Jamaican comes to the United States of america, be them well off or poor, they're coming to a more developed wealthier Nation with a black Freedom struggle that lays the groundwork for them to find their footing more easily. They don't find success simply because they embody some mystical greatness that comes from the island of Jamaica because if that were the case the island itself will be in a better set of circumstances. The reality as they walk into life in a wealthier nation with its own native black population (black americans) whose Freedom struggle has already opened the door for some degree of access to resources and opportunities. And as immigrants they are gaining excess to resources and opportunities in America without carrying the multi-generational plight in the US that black Americans have. This is where folks from the Caribbean, Africa or any other part of the world come to start a new. The Black American Freedom struggle is literally the Cornerstone of all non-white immigrant groups success here in the United States of America. She, like most people of immigrant descent, isn't doing a great job of explaining that. And in the process of her poorly constructed and limited opinion on this topic, she is a disrespecting both Black Americans and Jamaicans who live on the island