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Mind you, Nicholas Nuvan is a non black creator who comes to different islands and actually respects the culture of the countries he’s in. Please miss me with that snow louse. Kmt.

We can’t keep asking the world to respect Jamaican culture while we reduce it to dancehall and sports. Our culture is d spirituality of Kumina & Rastafarianism, Maroon traditions, folklore, Revival, Jonkonnu, Nine Night, Accompong Festivals, Nyabinghi gatherings, grand market nights.. JCDC FESTIVAL 😂… stop letting people reduce our culture, dem nuh know we like dat.

@CtrlAltClay @Cxburn1 That was one of the BEST party I have attended. Miss it man

Did Soca Forever sacrifice itself so that Soca Camp could become the undisputed soca party champ?

@Reyelune @Saint_nunes 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Cllleeeaaaannnnnn

My first time jumping🫦 Yardmas again next year 💋

Part 1/ The idea of Carnival in Jamaica was birthed at UWI Mona in the 50s, where a blend of islanders being homesick wanted to replicate the carnival celebrations of back home, which eventually evolved into ‘RING ROAD’. I remember attending UWI Ring Road as a very young child with my Mother in the late 80s - there were hundreds upon hundreds of revelers feting to FAB 5 (a Jamaican Band) playing music on a truck while it maneuvered around ring road. Fab 5 was a Jamaican band that created some amazing hits in 80s & early 90s, with perhaps their biggest hit ‘all night party’ & ‘Ring Road Jam’. This music was completely Jamaican and appreciated as our carnival sound at that season/time. Simultaneously, during this era, Jamaican Icon, Byron Lee was dominating the airwaves with his band Byron Lee & the Dragonaires with hits such as Tiny Winey, Nani Wine, etc etc. During the late 80s into early 90s there were also other niche groups providing soca experiences in Jamaica. Some of these groups visited Trinidad carnival annually and brought back their experience and packaged an exclusive Carnival Experience to their network of friends - eg. orange carnival Frenchmen etc.

The strap was a key element. That thing was a purse, a cross shoulder, a lanyard. 😂😂 And it never fell. What was good for me is that when I gave the cup to someone at the bar truck. I held on to the strap so it wouldn’t get mix up in the fuss. Very practical

Yardmas TODAY, TOMORROW, FOREVER 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 Band @yardmascarnival ✨Ebony✨ by @nataliefonrose Still a Broadtail. See y’all next year💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

I get what you’re saying but they serve different purposes in this instance

I see all the tweets and memes but I really do hope you guys have the capacity to understand how these issues affect the actual event planners because of carelessness Millions of dollars spent and lost on planning, execution, marketing, creativity, sponsorship.. patrons …

Cyaa have nothing good Ina life. Gordon tell e whole world now the food ago done every minute 😭😭😭😭 But yea it’s a great spot fr and the food is great!!

@xodee876 I know they’re getting the right hand drive coming in soon so I guess they’re getting rid of the LHDs.

Another Jetour price drop segment! And no, it’s not the 2025 models, it’s for the 2026. I’m trying to understand their pricing strategy but I’m so confused.

Always some nasty predatory old man doing it to little girls. Disgusting!!!!!!!!

Perks of marketing. A lot of businesses are walking on the back of the marketing industry.

Way too much people with platform making this a St Elizabeth vs Westmoreland vs Trelawny vs St James thing, I’ve also noticed the political slyness. NOT. THE. TIME. PEOPLE.

$1000 JMD for a pound of salt fish. Was $650/$700 last week. Everything up by 20/30% the least. Hardwares 30/40% especially nails and building materials. $1000 a day to use starlink. This price gouging is a sinful act especially here in affected areas.

Mind you. Have to be Very careful

People quick to say the MP missing… but just because it’s not on social media doesn’t mean nothing’s happening. Maybe they don’t even have internet down there to post?

We have life? Then we have everything. Finally got to see my family. Travelled a 6/7 hours journey, 4 flooded areas. Went through Holland (No Bamboo in its name anymore) and up the New Market road and I saw some TERRIBLE things. Nuh matter. Joy in my heart man. It was worth it

Idk if this is worth posting but if anyone can get an update on Peter Campbell in Stonebrook Trelawny, I’d be grateful. That’s my Dad. I can’t hear from him. I know there’s no internet but that doesn’t make me feel anymore settled. I’m the only child he has here. Please.