Is true bredgrin, Europe ah play some real rub a dub Jah know solja . An mi love it to. Dubba pest an dem sound deh wicked. Ah play like Jah love back in di day. Nothing derogatory mi nah lie .🇯🇲🇺🇲
This is true my brother, but there is also another part that no one wants to talk about. For example ,there are many young artists who are doing positive music but are not given the spotlight nor the proper platforms due to the fact that they are doing authentic reggae music. In truth and in fact, many Jamaicans don’t care about real authentic reggae music.
@@MrMerryOfficial there’s a big market for reggae and dancehall out here just do some research on all the reggae festivals in Europe and you’ll see the market..
I have mix feelings about this, because, over the years Jamaican artists do music for the love, now theses new music if for the music business they understand the business part of the music that’s why people mad, a lot of countries look at Jamaica music as a cheep music, they will pay any other country or genre because they have there value from the jump, suh we can meet in the middle
Trust me bredda Jamaica artist are well paid when it comes to touring.. the problem is that these young artists who don’t have not even one good hit songs are asking for money the artist with hit catalogs getting and that’s the issue..these young have a few hot songs in Jamaica and a few millions likes or views pon CZcams and feel like dem big when a only Jamaica dem music known..
Some of them going to mad when the truth hit him in their face but them need to change their ways if they want to make a living out of we reggae and dancehall music 🎶🎶💯
Bless up from outta Yard bredda, sad to say that our cultural music legacy is looking dismal out there, i believe however that there needs to be a reset, and bringing back of original reggae and dancehall music, the artist and there producers are too dark....Vanity has take over the minds of these new yutes, it's more about getting rich quick, as opposed to building on the legacy of our music....
Blessings and respect bredda.. a waah tell you seh dem naah mek no real money bredda, the real money is on the road touring… these youths only making music for a hype in Jamaica.. it will of to take few producers like Dave Kelly to start take few of these youths under their wings and show them the direction and try to save this music..👊🏽👊🏽
Strong up King on this topic, The downfall of our great Reggae music cannot blame only on the so call now a days Artist, The Garbage so call producers of to be blame as well, Me a tell you seh, me nuh watch, nor supported the now a days stage shows, ER, on stage, are any of those entertainment platform that have anything with music anymore, Me already tell my self seh i'll stick with the old school, 60's up to the late 90's This wave of Garbage so call music of today have a very negative impact on Jamaica Land we Love, Just like how we're losing our Great Reggae music, We're losing Jamaica as well, That Garbage music is one of the major factor
Artist as never have real problems to get work visa for Europe, once them criminal records good.. the real problem is that them not doing the songs that the people dem wanna hear.. real Dancehall
They let the afrobeats take and evolve their style. We all know African countries don't speak broken English like Jamaica. But Jamaicans don't care about owning and modernizing their music on a international scale. We never had a figure to maintain the music on a large international scale after kartel..The problem also lies with the top artist and their failures to work with other genres. The top artist don't know how to spread the music.
Trust me it is simple only if these artists care about dancehall in its original format.. all Afrobeat does is to add some 90’s dancehall flavour to their music along with some Jamaican style language and taking over because we ain’t doing dancehall anymore and Afrobeat is the closest to dancehall vibes at the moment .. I guarantee you that if these youngsters just add back the dancehall drum and bass into their music them ok..
First off Jamaicans don't know the difference between their own music genre's. Dancehall is not Reggae Reggae is not Dancehall Stop calling deejays Reggae artists. Reggae is Dennis Brown, Coco Tea, Sizzla, Buju, Bob Marley, Half Pint, Chronixx etc. Dancehall is Beenie, Shabba, Bounty, Kartel, and the new era rhyming artists. The people overseas want to hear the singers and live Reggae bands music, not a turntable style music, like Dancehall. The people want to hear Reggae, but what we are giving them is Dancehall masquerading as Reggae. These folks don't wanna hear about guns and scamming. They want the authentic culture Reggae music...🤔
To be honest with you the people dem want Reggae and Dancehall but what they nowadays is neither.. Shabba , Beenie, buju, Bounty and almost all the Original dancehall artists dem dominate the overseas space before.. it’s the lack of dancehall coming out of Jamaica is the problem.. I get your point but few of those you’re calling Reggae artists is actually Reggae and dancehall artist, for example Buju and Sizzla.. big up 👊🏽👊🏽
Jamaican music is used, abused and exploited. Them all ungrateful. Is Jamaica bring hiphop to America and dub to Europe. We get very little respect. Let the youths do what them doing. Im a Jamaican living in Africa. Is pure dancehall and reggae samples them use. Every one copying our culture including our own Africans on the continent. Them teef we music an call it all type of things reggaeton, tropical pop, etc Once them so called in demand music get played out them will all run back to dancehall reggae.
Too much murder music in dancehall that is one of the elements that is destroying dancehall music.The people need happy music to let them dance and have fun .Also too much slangs that people outside of Jamaica don’t even understand and the beats just not connecting , it doesn’t sound like dancehall doesn’t even sound like it’s from Jamaica so what’s the point listening to it.
Yeah the lyrical content is a big issue and most of their songs is not relatable plus the riddim has no feelings, and as you said it doesn’t sound like it’s from Jamaica..
Real talk from England too. We miss reggae/dancehall music baddd
Bredda it’s a big problem everywhere..
Appreciate you doing this.. Now some artiste can overs why they ain't reaching in EU stages
I hope them listens to this and make changes
Is true bredgrin, Europe ah play some real rub a dub Jah know solja . An mi love it to. Dubba pest an dem sound deh wicked. Ah play like Jah love back in di day. Nothing derogatory mi nah lie .🇯🇲🇺🇲
Bredda it’s mind blowing to see how other people from different countries stick to the authentic sounds of our culture and doing to a high quality..
This is true my brother, but there is also another part that no one wants to talk about. For example ,there are many young artists who are doing positive music but are not given the spotlight nor the proper platforms due to the fact that they are doing authentic reggae music. In truth and in fact, many Jamaicans don’t care about real authentic reggae music.
Yes bredda I agree too that many good artists is in Jamaica, I don’t what is going through why we only seeing the rubbish artist them..
Say that again my catolog speak for itself but rightnow a anything gos fimi cause Jamaica 🇯🇲 nuh support positive vibration again
@@MrMerryOfficial there’s a big market for reggae and dancehall out here just do some research on all the reggae festivals in Europe and you’ll see the market..
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Serious reality brother ....
We only can warn dem bredda..
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Respect
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I have mix feelings about this, because, over the years Jamaican artists do music for the love, now theses new music if for the music business they understand the business part of the music that’s why people mad, a lot of countries look at Jamaica music as a cheep music, they will pay any other country or genre because they have there value from the jump, suh we can meet in the middle
Trust me bredda Jamaica artist are well paid when it comes to touring.. the problem is that these young artists who don’t have not even one good hit songs are asking for money the artist with hit catalogs getting and that’s the issue..these young have a few hot songs in Jamaica and a few millions likes or views pon CZcams and feel like dem big when a only Jamaica dem music known..
Some of them going to mad when the truth hit him in their face but them need to change their ways if they want to make a living out of we reggae and dancehall music 🎶🎶💯
I agreed bro..💯
Real talk
It's the same thing happened in Jamaica. Sting promoter and others in Jamaica have been saying it for years that's y the stage shows r disappearing
Trust me bro.. if this continues, in the next 5 years Jamaica music will only hit part of the Caribbean only..
Bless up from outta Yard bredda, sad to say that our cultural music legacy is looking dismal out there, i believe however that there needs to be a reset, and bringing back of original reggae and dancehall music, the artist and there producers are too dark....Vanity has take over the minds of these new yutes, it's more about getting rich quick, as opposed to building on the legacy of our music....
Blessings and respect bredda.. a waah tell you seh dem naah mek no real money bredda, the real money is on the road touring… these youths only making music for a hype in Jamaica.. it will of to take few producers like Dave Kelly to start take few of these youths under their wings and show them the direction and try to save this music..👊🏽👊🏽
Strong up King on this topic, The downfall of our great Reggae music cannot blame only on the so call now a days Artist, The Garbage so call producers of to be blame as well, Me a tell you seh, me nuh watch, nor supported the now a days stage shows, ER, on stage, are any of those entertainment platform that have anything with music anymore, Me already tell my self seh i'll stick with the old school, 60's up to the late 90's This wave of Garbage so call music of today have a very negative impact on Jamaica Land we Love, Just like how we're losing our Great Reggae music, We're losing Jamaica as well, That Garbage music is one of the major factor
What about work visa fees..how is that affecting the artiste??
Artist as never have real problems to get work visa for Europe, once them criminal records good.. the real problem is that them not doing the songs that the people dem wanna hear.. real Dancehall
The main thing in other words the young artists not doing no more good songs
The youth them a ignore them big market and a focus nothing Fam..
They let the afrobeats take and evolve their style. We all know African countries don't speak broken English like Jamaica. But Jamaicans don't care about owning and modernizing their music on a international scale. We never had a figure to maintain the music on a large international scale after kartel..The problem also lies with the top artist and their failures to work with other genres. The top artist don't know how to spread the music.
Trust me it is simple only if these artists care about dancehall in its original format.. all Afrobeat does is to add some 90’s dancehall flavour to their music along with some Jamaican style language and taking over because we ain’t doing dancehall anymore and Afrobeat is the closest to dancehall vibes at the moment .. I guarantee you that if these youngsters just add back the dancehall drum and bass into their music them ok..
@@londonyardietvyuh so fuckin right family and dem cyaa get the picture all now
It's a big big shame
This is a big problem..
First off Jamaicans don't know the difference between their own music genre's.
Dancehall is not Reggae
Reggae is not Dancehall
Stop calling deejays Reggae artists. Reggae is Dennis Brown, Coco Tea, Sizzla, Buju, Bob Marley, Half Pint, Chronixx etc.
Dancehall is Beenie, Shabba, Bounty, Kartel, and the new era rhyming artists.
The people overseas want to hear the singers and live Reggae bands music, not a turntable style music, like Dancehall.
The people want to hear Reggae, but what we are giving them is Dancehall masquerading as Reggae. These folks don't wanna hear about guns and scamming. They want the authentic culture Reggae music...🤔
To be honest with you the people dem want Reggae and Dancehall but what they nowadays is neither.. Shabba , Beenie, buju, Bounty and almost all the Original dancehall artists dem dominate the overseas space before.. it’s the lack of dancehall coming out of Jamaica is the problem.. I get your point but few of those you’re calling Reggae artists is actually Reggae and dancehall artist, for example Buju and Sizzla.. big up 👊🏽👊🏽
Jamaican music is used, abused and exploited. Them all ungrateful. Is Jamaica bring hiphop to America and dub to Europe. We get very little respect. Let the youths do what them doing.
Im a Jamaican living in Africa. Is pure dancehall and reggae samples them use. Every one copying our culture including our own Africans on the continent. Them teef we music an call it all type of things reggaeton, tropical pop, etc
Once them so called in demand music get played out them will all run back to dancehall reggae.
Too much murder music in dancehall that is one of the elements that is destroying dancehall music.The people need happy music to let them dance and have fun .Also too much slangs that people outside of Jamaica don’t even understand and the beats just not connecting , it doesn’t sound like dancehall doesn’t even sound like it’s from Jamaica so what’s the point listening to it.
Yeah the lyrical content is a big issue and most of their songs is not relatable plus the riddim has no feelings, and as you said it doesn’t sound like it’s from Jamaica..