Janet Jackson, Beenie Man. "Feel It Boy." Tropical Storm, Virgin Records America, Inc., 2002.
Neptunes make numba one tune.
The roughest toughest bumboclat bad man from outta Jamaica
Beenie Man, Lady Saw, Sean Paul. "Bossman (Feat. Lady Saw & Sean Paul)" Tropical Storm, Virgin Records America, Inc., 2002.
🎶 Bossman, Anytime you see me come around
Bossman, Don't take bad man fi clown
Bossman, Glack we move ya head round
Bossman, Dis inna ya own blood ya drown
Bossman, Bad man rule the compound
Bossman, Dis and we bumb down ya town
Bossman, Feel say you can't stick around
Bossman, Man a nuh no clown 🎶
Woah nah nah nah
Beenie Man. "Who Am I." From Kingston To King of the Dancehall: A Collection of Dancehall Favorites, Virgin Records America, Inc. under license from VP Records; All Rights Reserved. Manufactured by Virgin Records America, Inc. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011. Printed in the USA.
Pass me the keys to my truck.
Right, my yiy just changed
Drake. "Controlla." Views, Cash Money Records, 2016.
The Dubs won last night and Oakland was LIT. So much soca and reggae being played in all of the bars and in the streets.
Also, you should check out my very talented friend Vivek's Bollywood-inspired cover of the track (scroll down, I promise it's worth it).
Neptunes make number one tune, yeah
Beenie Man, Mya. "Girls Dem Sugar (feat. Mya)." Art And Life, Virgin Records America, Inc., 2000.
Sim simma.
Written by Jamaican DJ Beenie Man, along with the prolific team of Pharell Williams and Chad Hugo (aka The Neptunes) who also produced, this song features Mya's angelic vocals and has that early 2000s reggae dancehall fusion vibe I associate with summers growing up in Toronto where island culture and music abound (see Caribana, Kardinal Offishall, Sean Paul, Barrington Levy).
Zagga zow, ziggi zow, zagga, yeah, zaga zay za zow.