Mr. Vegas

Dovey Magnum Reveals She Was Paid US$1000 For Controversial ‘Bawl Out’ Political Dubplate

Dancehall deejay Dovey Magnum revealed on Wednesday, that she was paid US$1000 (J$140,000) for the Bawl Out dubplate that appeared on the campaign playlist of then President of the People’s…

Bounty Killer Proud Of His Dancehall Feuds: ‘Mi Build Some, A No Nothing If Mi Kill Some’

Bounty Killer took to Instagram on Wednesday to make it clear that he has no regrets, but instead delights in the fact that he has lived up to his name…

Bounty Killer Confronts Mr. Vegas, Takes On More Alkaline Fans On Instagram

Even as he launched another broadside against Bounty Killer for “tearing down” Alkaline, Mr. Vegas was taken to task on Wednesday, by some of his Instagram followers, for his role…

Bounty Killer Thrashes Mr. Vegas’ Call For Unity Amid Ongoing War With Alkaline Fans

Bounty Killer crossed swords with Vendetta Fans again on his Instagram page on Sunday morning, even as he implicitly trash-talked Mr. Vegas, who has sided with Alkaline, ever since the…

Mr. Vegas Unhappy With Preferential Treatment Given To Foreign Artists That Sample Dancehall

The preferential treatment being given to foreign artists over Jamaican nationals, where the sampling of Reggae and Dancehall music is concerned, according to Mr. Vegas, does not sit well with…

Mr. Vegas Defends Ms. Kitty, One1Can Says Vegas Is “Attracted” To Him

Dancehall artist Mr. Vegas jumped to the defence of broadcaster Khadene 'Ms. Kitty' Hylton in an online video where he attacked former journalist-cum-singer One1Can as a "sissy" , 'maama-man" and…

Mr. Vegas Talks Divisiveness Of Dancehall Deejays, Plus Being Shunned By Jada Kingdom For A Collab

Heads High singer Mr. Vegas took to Instagram a few days ago to vent about being snubbed by Jada Kingdom when he tried to get a collab, a symptom he…

Mr. Vegas Says Convicted Artists Have Already Tainted Dancehall’s Image

Heads High deejay Mr. Vegas, has rubbished statements made by Senator Damion Crawford that the government was being “allowed to paint a negative image of Dancehall”, arguing to the contrary…