Buju Banton is paying close attention to the new generation of Dancehall artistes coming out of Montego Bay which includes Rygin King, Squash and his 6ixx Camp.
Speaking with the patrons at Weddy Weddy Wednesdays at Stone Love Kingston, Jamaica, the Grammy-winning artiste sent his love to the new entertainers and encouraged them to visit Kingston and let their presence felt at local events.
“You see the youth them from Mobay, mi nuh really know them but me love them… cause guess wha? We no kill champion we raise champion,” he said. “And if unu big up Mobay unu fi big up town…. unu fi come in! You see mi.”
“Weddy Weddy wan see unu and we nuh wan hear say is a Mobay against Kingston thing because that a f**kery, a one Jamaica and a that we a promote,” Buju Banton continued before giving the audience a live freestyle over a retro Dancehall beat.
Watch Buju Banton at Weddy Weddy Wednesdays below.
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