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- Jamaican artist and Emperor of Reggae & Dancehall Music Shabba Ranks is having a blast in Jamaica, his homeland.
- After performing and being honored during this edition of Reggae Sumfest held in Montego Bay last week, the Emperor appeared Onstage Tv with Winford Williams for another one of those epic interviews.
- Shabba opens up about growing up in Inner City community in Kingston, getting his big break in Dancehall Music, the current state of the genre, the recent Beenie Man diss, life overseas and his family.
- Jamaicans descended in droves on the Norman Manley International Airport on July 16 for the arrival of dancehall emperor, Shabba Ranks. Shabba that came to the his native island to perform at this year edition of Reggae Sumfest Friday July 20, has not been in Jamaica for many years. The people of Jamaica love him so much streets and all the places he went were invaded by hundreds of people celebrating the legendary music superstar.
Jamaican artist and Emperor of Reggae & Dancehall Music Shabba Ranks is having a blast in Jamaica, his homeland.
After performing and being honored during this edition of Reggae Sumfest held in Montego Bay last week, the Emperor appeared Onstage Tv with Winford Williams for another one of those epic interviews.
Shabba opens up about growing up in Inner City community in Kingston, getting his big break in Dancehall Music, the current state of the genre, the recent Beenie Man diss, life overseas and his family.
Watch posted below videos featuring the full interview of Shabba going back to Jamaica.
Shabba Ranks Visit His Home Town (Seaview Garden)
Jamaicans descended in droves on the Norman Manley International Airport on July 16 for the arrival of dancehall emperor, Shabba Ranks. Shabba that came to the his native island to perform at this year edition of Reggae Sumfest Friday July 20, has not been in Jamaica for many years.
The people of Jamaica love him so much streets and all the places he went were invaded by hundreds of people celebrating the legendary music superstar.
The people of Jamaica love him so much streets and all the places he went were invaded by hundreds of people celebrating the legendary music superstar.
