Buju Banton

Buju Banton’s Son Says He Almost Turned Gay, But ‘Boom Bye Bye’ And Faith Pulled Him Back

Buju Banton’s son Jahazeil Myrie has said he 'almost turned gay,' but that faith and his father’s 1992 song Boom Bye Bye dragged him back toward church. Jahazeil, himself a…

Buju Banton’s Spat With Minister Daryl Vaz Gets Political

A major brouhaha that developed between Grammy-winning deejay Buju Banton and Transport Minister Daryl Vaz over relief supplies has begun to take on disturbing political overtones. Since the story broke…

Buju Banton, Mavado Appear To Endorse The PNP Ahead Of Wednesday’s General Election

Reggae superstar Buju Banton provoked a firestorm of criticism on social media after he appeared to endorse the opposition party, the People’s National Party (PNP), ahead of Wednesday’s General Election…

Gramps Morgan Applauds Buju Banton For Overcomer Tour

Reggae artist Gramps Morgan has expressed his deep admiration for his long-time friend Buju Banton following the successful completion of the US leg of the "Overcomer" Tour. The North American…

Buju Banton Thanks Fans For Sold-Out Brooklyn Show: See Photos

Reggae and Dancehall superstar Buju Banton continued his 'The Overcomer Tour' at a packed Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Sunday, November 17. Returning to the New York City borough after…

The 10 Best Songs Inspired By Shabba Ranks’ ‘Ting-A-Ling’ And The ‘Giggy’ Riddim

Over the years, the influence of both the Giggy Riddim (created in 1991) and Shabba Ranks' Ting-a-Ling has spawned a wave of new songs that were inspired as much by…

Vybz Kartel On Afrobeats Vs. Dancehall: “Every Genre Has Its Space”

Dancehall star Vybz Kartel weighed in on the ongoing debate about Afrobeats' rise and its perceived impact on Dancehall. Speaking with TMZ in a new interview on Thursday, Kartel shared…

Tems Acknowledges Buju Banton’s Criticisms Of Afrobeats, But Says Genre Is Escapist Music

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems, in responding to Buju Banton's criticism of Afrobeats as frivolous music, says the genre is intended for escapism as opposed to addressing societal issues. The conversation…