Mavado came through with a surprise performance to help Kranium and his Frequent Flyers team win the Red Bull Culture clash in Atlanta last Friday.
The 2018 staging of the Red Bull Culture Clash came to a conclusion on Friday after Kranium and his team brought out Dancehall superstar Mavado for a surprise guest performance to claim the trophy.
The “Progress” deejay had the crowd in a frenzy after hitting the stage in the latter stages of the competition, which saw Kranium’s team battle it out with Zaytoven and his Zaytown Global squad.
The crowd was left thoroughly satisfied as the Gully Side deejay dropped several of his classic hits include “Weh Dem A Do,” “So Special,” and “Last Night” to propel Kranium’s team to victory.
The clash also saw performances from other Dancehall acts such as Vanessa Bling and Masicka, who also represented for team Kranium, while Demarco performed as part of Zaytoven’s camp.
The win marks the second straight victory for a Dancehall act as Popcaan’s Unruly Sound was crowned champions in 2017.
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