Laa Lee Ranks has dropped a music video for his hugely popular single ‘Watz On Sale.’
The young Dancehall sensation has dropped the visuals for his contagiously popular single, which helped to propel him to stardom just a few months ago.
The track, which is produced by Frenz For Real productions, became an instant hit among teenagers and dancers back in April following its release and numerous viral videos uploaded by fans.
The song is most popularly known for its hilarious yet controversial chorus which speaks of women drinking “Cornflakes and B**dy water.”
The music video, which is directed by Cara Vickers, sees the deejay’s self-branded cornflakes become a phenomenon in the streets and local supermarkets among female fans who just can’t seem to get enough of the product.
Like the track itself, the video chooses to focus on fun and playful imagery with lots of catchy dance moves and standout visuals dominating its runtime.
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According to the deejay, he is grateful for the success of the single thus far as its popularity took him totally by surprise. He claims he recorded the track out of pure fun and never dreamed it would become so popular.
He claims the concept for the song just came to him while he was vibing with some friends and was never meant to be taken seriously.
The entertainer, whose given name is Romario Ricketts, says the track was actually his first recording, and although he is passionate about the music he is also focused on making himself more rounded overall.
Back in May, the deejay revealed that he was set to further his education by enrolling at the University Of The West Indies, Mona to pursue a degree in Political Science or tourism hospitality management.
Watch the music video below.