Jah Cure Doesn’t Want To Be A Traditional Rastafarian, Singer Says He’s Not In “Holy Rasta” Competition

Reggae superstar Jah Cure is not in any competition to be a traditional Rastafarian.

The Grammy-nominated entertainer who is known for his icon fashion looks and skimpy shorts on social media, made the revelation during a recent Instagram live video.

“It’s time to taste the glory of the work, nobody nuffi get jealous if dem see Jah Cure wear two shoes, drive a Benz,” The Cure said. “Bob Marley did deh bout yah and a bimma him did a drive. If Bob Marley did alive a probably four G-wagon inna him garage right now… Any Rasta waan fake out dem life and gwaan like dem a deal with Rasta competition fi be the most holy Rasta man, I’m not on that. I take a drink sometimes, I take a smoke, I put on a little one tat pon mi body and mi put on a one earring.”

Jah Cure made it clear that his fashion choices are only geared towards the ladies, whom make up majority of his fan base.

“Mi dress fi di ladies dem, mi live for them so please don’t get it twisted,” the “Unconditional Love” singer explained. “Up to now mi ASCAP cheque dem…di songs weh mi sing for di ladies a dem pay mi di most…so mi cya stop sing love song. Mi nah stop sing roots and culture but mi a left dat fi Chronixx dem fi gwaan bask inna.”