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//wasana.news. {showbiz. local party scene: Nigeria}; Is a Jamaican ting fi have nuff gal and gal in a bungle, and even though man a millennium gallis, this specific affair of the heart has had me in love since 1991. I can still remember every sway of her full body as she stepped into my life. Boof... Boof... Baff. A so di Champion juss a swing har heavy bottom end. Every man had to stop and show respect and every woman had to move whenever she was present. Exaggerated by a small miggle and a lean and playful top end. Her boom boom bumper danced through the streets of the ghettos like the Pied Piper amassing a following that grew exponentially despite prejudicial resistance. I speak to you of dancehall music. My first love. I had the privilege of being captivated by her rhythm. Back then she was a browning but she had many a different complexions before and has had even more since then. One time she was even half chiney. Ask Elephant Man or a singer called Swade and they'll co-sign that fact.
//wasana.news. {showbiz: Jamaica}. THE promoters behind Dream Weekend and Sandz Caribbean Music Festival have partnered to stage EPIC Weekend — a four-day, eight-event party series — set to unfold from July 2 to July 5 in South Florida. Jermaine Brown, one of the event promoters, said taking the series overseas was a strategic move.“Challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered the entertainment industry for more than 15 months, as such we have to make due and access the patrons that know and love the events at a location conducive to entertainment,” culled from J.O. {PHOTO: AS SHARED}
//wasana.news. {showbiz. multitasking. creativity:Nigeria}; He is still bringing home more Awards. The man they called arrogant in the industry...''you need to creatively pride the Arrogance'' in a dog eat dog: ecosystem. Massive one Rudie, Burna boy...{ On Sunday, June 27, the Afrobeat singer received his plaque for the Best International Act at the recently concluded BET Award ceremony...The singer defeated his Nigerian counterpart, Wizkid, Tanzanian singer Diamond Platinumz, among several others. Before leaving the stage, the “Twice As Tall” singer ensured he taught the audience a bit of pidgin English. He said: “And one thing I want to do before I leave here, I’m going to teach you guys a little bit about where you are all really from. Now when I say “una dey there? Una say, we dey.” He then asked the audience; “Una dey there?” to which they all chorused: “We dey.”...some culled from: E. BASSEY. SLIDE EDITING FROM US. ---EDWARD PIPER, FITNESS AND CELEBRITY TRAINER, RESOURCE: HUMAN ORGAINZATION AND ETHICALLY DIRECTORATE FORTE. instagram@edpiper2002 {photo: as shared}
