Last time I was in Jamaica there was a naked man standing in the middle of the traffic intersection directing traffic. We were in a small mini bus and all of us girls stood up through the sun roof and cheered him on! Hilarious! Love it there, such a fun place 💚 🖤 💛
I’m part of the Jamaican diaspora in America. I remember on a visit in Summer 2002, my cousins singing “Gimme di Light” and telling me this was the hottest song on the radio and in the clubs. It had not been released yet to the USA and since this was pre-YouTube, it wasn’t as easy for me to just find the song. But it was a sign of things to come with Sean Paul. “Get Busy” really was massive. I take it for granted now, but Sean Paul really did stay true to not watering down the dancehall for a global audience.
The song was actually made on a popular dancehall dub called the Diwali riddim, not sure if they mentioned that in the video since I just clicked on it. It’s common practice to have artists record over the same production and play them at parties, this is the simple explanation for the outsiders of the culture
A great example that it is a team effort and all the different ideas end up to a great thing. It is not a one man show with one super creative mind. And fore sure it is hard work and maybe somehow coincidence that certain people meet.
This is awesome!!!
?hes jewish
One up, Sean! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Temperature is ma jam still
Sean Paul a legend
Legend,
I love these episodes. Sean Paul seems like an awesome dude.
Why do you blur out peoples faces?
For all you young folks out there, these songs were MASSIVE In 2005-2006. You would hear them on the radio all day long. Great times!
Last time I was in Jamaica there was a naked man standing in the middle of the traffic intersection directing traffic. We were in a small mini bus and all of us girls stood up through the sun roof and cheered him on! Hilarious! Love it there, such a fun place 💚 🖤 💛
Old is Gold👌👌👌
Damn! Did NOT know the music video was shot in Toronto! #The6ix #Represent
I always thought this was a white dude pretending to be Jamaican. Nice to see he's actually from the country
I’m part of the Jamaican diaspora in America. I remember on a visit in Summer 2002, my cousins singing “Gimme di Light” and telling me this was the hottest song on the radio and in the clubs. It had not been released yet to the USA and since this was pre-YouTube, it wasn’t as easy for me to just find the song. But it was a sign of things to come with Sean Paul. “Get Busy” really was massive. I take it for granted now, but Sean Paul really did stay true to not watering down the dancehall for a global audience.
Schantapoohl, somigosoleng
Still love this song
The song was actually made on a popular dancehall dub called the Diwali riddim, not sure if they mentioned that in the video since I just clicked on it. It’s common practice to have artists record over the same production and play them at parties, this is the simple explanation for the outsiders of the culture
1❤️🙏🏻
big ups
Who is mr $Dewity
Do bag Ridders, shooting star !!!
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Sean paul is icon here in africa, Zambia 🇿🇲
Keep these videos coming !!!
Anyone who grew up in this age was blessed.
Who else went looking for this song on Youtube after watching this?
Such a great song! So many memories 😊
I didnt know I needed this until I saw it!!! DOPE!!!
Props to Sean Paul and I love that he still lives there. I forgot how fire that ALBUM was!!
sean pauls music is so good it feels like a shroom trip
A great example that it is a team effort and all the different ideas end up to a great thing. It is not a one man show with one super creative mind. And fore sure it is hard work and maybe somehow coincidence that certain people meet.
Respeck
NYC was on fire 🔥 early 2000s ….dyckman stand up
Just gimme tha light whatalackabackalamoe
Sean Pual brought that flavor 🙌