Rygin King Talks Feeling 'Betrayed' and Getting Shot on "Family Day": 'Recovery' Album to Drop Soon

In a newly released interview, on Friday, March 29, dancehall artiste Matthew Smith who goes by the stage name Rygin King shares insights into his turbulent musical journey, his emotional homecoming to visit his mother in England post-success, and exciting details about his forthcoming album, 'Recovery,' set to drop in June 2024.

Rygin King's narrative is one of resilience and self-reliance. in the Interview, he revealed how he carved his path in the music industry, teaching himself the intricacies of music production and recording, allowing him to create his art authentically.

His upcoming album 'Recovery' promises to be a reflection of his life's journey, with 14 tracks that are expected to resonate deeply with his audience. While he kept the guest artistes under wraps, he assured fans that the album would feature several prominent names, adding an element of surprise and anticipation.

The Significance of 'Recovery'

The title 'Recovery' holds profound personal significance for Rygin King. It symbolizes his journey of healing and resurgence following a harrowing near-death experience in 2020. During a gun attack in the Struie district of Westmoreland, he was seriously injured, and the incident tragically claimed the life of a female associate.

This event marked a turning point in his life, influencing his music and outlook profoundly.

Rygin King outlines that he doesn't get up every day and feels positive about himself as he highlights that he had suicidal thoughts after the shooting, however, he uses the fact that he has life to overcome all the bad emotions.

Global Footprints and Unanticipated Challenges

In the interview done by Legend Celebrity Tv Rygin King highlights that his music has transcended borders, with his talent earning him fans from unexpected corners of the world, including Israel, Haiti, Africa, and Japan.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic posed unforeseen challenges, disrupting his international tours, particularly in Africa. These experiences have not only broadened his worldview but have also showcased the universal appeal of his music.

Betrayal and Healing

The artiste also touched on the sense of betrayal he felt following the shooting incident, contrasting it with the love he receives globally. The shooting, which occurred on a day meant for family celebration, left a lasting scar.

While Rygin King finds it difficult to discuss the incident, he announced plans to release a documentary that will offer a deeper look into the events and his emotional journey afterwards.

Rygin King's journey from the depths of despair to the pinnacle of success is a narrative that resonates with many, making his upcoming album one of the most anticipated releases in Dancehall of 2024. As he continues to heal, grow, and inspire through his music, the dancehall world watches with bated breath for what is poised to be a remarkable comeback.

Watch the full interview below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvURvTGHwXo

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Bob Marley: "From I Reach 18 I Never Stop Run From Police Till I a 32…Nuh Police Nuh Wicked Like Jamaica Police"

While modern Rastafarians are not free of prejudice and the many clichés that the community has faced for years, the public attitude towards rastas today is a far cry from the discrimination and struggles faced by Bob Marley and other Rastafarians decades ago.

Inspired by Ethiopianism and Pan-Africanism and with a revolutionary approach to the fight against racism and oppression, Rastafarianism was created in Jamaica in the 1930s. The religion was developed in the conservative Christian era in Jamaica, which was heavily influenced by British colonialism.

Bob Marley

Marley converted to Rastafarianism from Catholicism, and his music was heavily influenced by the religion. Rastafarians were often shunned for their religious beliefs as well as their use of marijuana.

Marley, who was arrested for marijuana while living in London, was not free of the discrimination faced by his fellow Rastafarians. Prominent Rastafarian poet and radio talk show host Mutabaruka highlighted the plight faced by his community in a new episode of his show, The Stepping Razor.

During the show, the dub poet shared his own stories of religious persecution as well as those of other Rastafarians, including Marley. Mutabaruka shared what was seemingly a snippet from an old interview with Marley discussing his experience with the authorities.

Mutabrauka

During the interview, Marley expressed that from his early adulthood, he had been running from the police and did not stop until he was in his thirties.

"In my time growing up in Jamaica from I reach 18 I never stop run from police till I a 32, yuh hear mi? I neva stop run from police from I was 18 till I become 32. Neva stop. Keep running from police every day," Marley stated.

Bob Marley

It should be noted that Marley was in the midst of international success when he was 32, during which time he released his highly successful album Exodus and subsequently went on tour. During the interview, Marley went on to describe the local Jamaican authorities as the worst there is.

"Nuh police nuh wicked like Jamaica police. Because when yuh look pon dem, you an dem black same way, you an dem live pon di likkle island, dem know seh the queen deh way a England, but dem wah kill yuh fi di queen. Caw all dem do is just a defend di queen," Marley said.

Listen to Marley's excerpt from the interview below.

https://youtu.be/wJBivAeXJ38?si=csAAzIh_01la3Cgf&t=1554

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Yaksta Involved in Three-Vehicle Collision in Germany - Watch Video

Reggae artiste Kemaul Martin, professionally known as Yaksta, was involved in a car accident in Germany on Friday, March 29.

The St. Mary native entertainer was travelling with his manager and tour crew members on a highway between Berlin and Leipzig when they were involved in a three-vehicle collision.

the exact time of the incident is currently unknown. Police and an ambulance were at the scene, notably, it appears that no one was badly injured. Footage taken by a member of Yaksta's video crew shows the Ambition artiste standing on the side of the road.

In the video, the tour bus can be seen parked near a car along the side of the road. Further away, a cluster of vehicles can be seen. The video shows a woman close by, and when the person filming asks Yaksta if he is alright, the deejay responds, "Mi good man."

The person filming is also heard saying, "Big accident just gwan yute. God know yute. How di man run up inna di bus."

Watch the video of Yaksta below:

The report highlighted that Yaksta was visibly shaken following the incident, which occurred while en route to the third stop of the Reggaeville Easter special tour in Berlin.

According to the Jamaica Gleaner, Yaksta's manager, Tip God, said that they were travelling to Astra for the show when a "black Jaguar drift into his tour bus and cause a major accident."

See the event's poster below:

Tip God also noted that, while he was not certain of the entertainer's state, he believed Yaksta and everyone "should be OK."

The six-stop tour, which commenced on March 27 in Cologne, is scheduled to conclude on April 1 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Masicka Drops 'Reverse Time' Music Video: A Visual Feast Celebrating Triumph Over Adversity

Javaun Fearon more commonly known as Masicka has just released the eagerly awaited music video for 'Reverse Time', a standout track from his acclaimed dancehall album 'Generation of Kings'. This release isn't just a testament to Masicka's artistic prowess but also a vibrant celebration of overcoming life's hurdles to achieve unparalleled success.

'Reverse Time' music video is considered a powerful narrative wrapped in catchy beats and compelling lyrics. On the track, Masicka delves into his journey, detailing how he transitioned from modest beginnings to a life of opulence and success. The song resonates with a universal message: hard work is the linchpin of success.

With lyrics such as, "Count a milli the first time and never look back enuh cah mi nuh reverse time, poverty a the worse crime and if yuh deh a road and nuh wuk yuh deserve time," the Portmore artiste inspires listeners to persevere, emphasizing that the past doesn't define one's future.

Shot in a luxurious mansion, the music video is a visual testament to the lavish lifestyle Masicka has earned. It's not just a showcase of wealth but a celebration of achievement and the rewards of relentless effort. The video features an array of video vixens and appearances from Masicka's close associates, adding a personal touch to the grandeur.

Released on March 29, the music video for 'Reverse Time' is set to captivate audiences and dominate Jamaica's YouTube trending charts in the coming days. It's more than entertainment; it's a cultural artifact that encapsulates the ethos of a generation striving for greatness against all odds.

Is Maiscka the Young King of Dancehall?

Masicka has been declaring his King status for some time now, however, he has been quick to point out that there are many kings and he's not the only one, hence an album titled 'Generation of Kings'.

The music video isn't just a visual treat; it's an embodiment of the song's empowering message of starting at the bottom and rising to the top. As viewers across Jamaica and beyond tune in, they're not just watching a music video; they're witnessing a narrative of triumph, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of success.

Watch the music video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3okTAtIHz8g

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Diddy 'Out and About' with Twin Daughters Amid Federal Investigation

Amidst the ongoing federal investigation, Diddy, 54, previously known as Puff Daddy, was seen enjoying a leisurely evening with his twin daughters at Top Golf in Miami.

This outing came just days after the much-publicized federal raid at one of his residences in the same city.

In the new photos, Diddy displays a carefree demeanour, offering a peace sign while departing the venue with his 17-year-old twins, Jessie and D'Lila.

The trio appeared relaxed, with Diddy sporting a laid-back look in a Sergio Tacchini velour tracksuit, and his daughters sharing smiles.

During their two-hour visit to Top Golf, the mood was reportedly upbeat among the group, despite the underlying tension surrounding recent events involving Diddy's properties.

Notably, his homes in Miami and Los Angeles were searched by Homeland Security agents, who were particularly interested in electronic devices like cell phones and computers.

Despite the raids, Diddy is yet to be formally charged.

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Shenseea Drops 'Die For You' Music Video: "Spit inna mi mouth cah mi like that too!"

Two months after dropping "Hit & Run", Shenseea returns with another provocative release titled 'Die For You'. Released right before midnight on March 28, the single and its accompanying music video delve into the artiste's unapologetically bold and freaky side, showcasing her willingness to push boundaries both lyrically and visually.

At the heart of 'Die For You' lies Shenseea's candid exploration of her sexuality and romantic dedication. The lyrics, "mi nuh have nuh limit..." encapsulate her commitment to going to any length to satisfy her partner.

This no-holds-barred approach extends to her discussion of taboo sexual fantasies, notably her reference to spitting during sex, "spit inna mi mouth cah mi like that too". This line, in particular, speaks to her fearless embrace of unconventional desires, challenging Jamaica's societal norms and expectations.

Some lyrics, "Baby drop yo pin right now, mi a come mek a link right now... yuh mi want inna mi drawz right now, bwoy wait cah mi just drive out.. yuh fi gimi big deal whenever yuh drive through!... just seh giddyup and mi wi ride for you."

Another striking aspect of the song is Shenseea's candidness about sexual satisfaction, asserting that if her partner fails to bring her to climax, "then the sex don't count". This bold assertion emphasizes the importance of mutual pleasure in a relationship, reinforcing the idea that intimacy should be fulfilling for both partners.

The music video for 'Die For You' is simple yet eye-catching, featuring Shenseea in multiple stunning red outfits that contrast beautifully against the white backdrop of a luxurious seaside property. Her presence is magnetic, with each scene crafted to accentuate her charisma and the song's passionate theme.

The choice of location and wardrobe works in harmony to create a visual narrative that complements the song's message, making the music video a compelling extension of the track.

Behind the scenes, 'Die For You' benefits from the expertise of Rvssian's Rich Immigrants and Interscope Records, known for their quality productions. Notably, Shenseea and Rvssian did not see eye to eye for a while despite she being signed to his label. Hence this is their first major release in over two years.

The collaboration has resulted in a track that not only highlights Shenseea's vocal talents but also positions her as a fearless artiste willing to explore and express complex themes.

With 'Die For You', Shenseea continues to establish herself as an artiste unafraid to tackle bold subjects and push the envelope in dancehall music. Her latest offering is a testament to her artistic courage and a reminder of the power of music to challenge, provoke, and captivate. Watch the music video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Izo45cvolkM

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A'mari Shares Footage of Herself in Hospital Following Car Accident - Watch Videos

Social media personality A'mari was hospitalised following a car accident that involved herself and four of her family members. After sharing initial scenes on Wednesday, A'mari, legally named Veneice Fung Chung, shared additional footage Thursday with her supporters online, including one that shows a damaged white vehicle.

The vehicle can be seen parked along the side of the road in front of another car. The video shows one side of the car with scratches and dents, with the deployed airbag visible through the window.

The video was accompanied by a note detailing that while all five family members sustained injuries in the accident, the deejay suffered the most. According to the note, her condition worsened last night.

"Please keep us in your prayers," the caption concluded.

Watch the video of the vehicle below:

https://yardhype.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Amari-Hospitalised-After-Car-Accident-Watch-Videos-1.mp4

Additionally, three other videos show A'mari, also known as DJ Mona Lisa, lying in a hospital bed. One video features her lying in the same outfit and white wig she wore at the time of the incident. Her song, Car Crash, released around eight years ago, can be heard playing in the audio.

Watch the video of A'mari below:

https://yardhype.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Amari-Hospitalised-After-Car-Accident-Watch-Videos.mp4

The other video shows her, still wearing the same outfit, groaning and mumbling, "Accident."

Watch the video of A'mari below:

https://yardhype.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Amari-Hospitalised-After-Car-Accident-Watch-Videos-2.mp4

The final video captures her in what appears to be a hospital gown and a red wig as she converses with her daughter, Destiny, who wipes her face. A'mari expresses feeling old and complains that her daughter is not wiping her face properly.

She also speaks about being a beautiful corpse when her time comes, indicating that Gully Bop looked like Michael Jackson at his funeral.

Watch the video of A'mari below:

https://yardhype.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Amari-Hospitalised-After-Car-Accident-Watch-Videos-3.mp4

Her videos have garnered mostly humorous responses from viewers, one viewer said, "😂😂😂😂😂😂, nah laugh inno, but Mari haffi get a bag fi dis performance."

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