She sounds so similar to Sister Desiraee out of the Caribbean,Jamaica...but the Audio is ah hit low,powerfull lighting Vibez⚡⚡⚡Yeah ... Instrumental Rebelites
Yeeeep aaaaa Gwaaaan Sista Koko Vega & Bredren Gabo Nyabinghi Dub Sound 👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼❤️💛💚🤩🥰🫡Blessings & Hope I Can Coming,This Summer,At Dub Camp 🏕️ 2K24 🫡🥰🥳🥰🤤🥰 Fi a Biiig New Edition #9,I Remember Me In 2K14 Fr The First Edition & After Haves Promoted,In Mi Land & Land All Around,In The East Coast Of The France 🇫🇷,Not Far Outta Switzerland🇨🇭Basel / Bâle & Germany🇩🇪 Freiburg / Fribourg👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼❤️💛💚💪🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼🤩🥰🥳🥰🫡🥰🤤🥰.
Biiiig Up To You & Biiig Thx Bredren Luc As 👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼🤩🥰🤤💪🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼🫡🥰🥳I Hope You Goood & Hope I See You 👀 Nw After Longtimes,Not Can Coming,At The Dub Camp 🫡,Blessing 🙏🏼,Loves ❤️💛💚Itection & Respect ✊🏼🫡 ✊🏼To You Luc As & Koko Vega & Gabo & Yr Little Lion 🦁 Youth 🫡🥰🤩.
Thanks for ur message brother Ian BigRed Lion Warriah.🙏🏼 Pleasure to read you !!! long time nah seen I&I but nah forgot ur smile kindness n positive energy. Eternal respect ! Guidance n Itection King ! Blessed Love ❤️💛💚
Most people dont know that White people are the biggest compsumptors of reggae music. Moreover, there have always been White, Chinese and Indian dreads. BTW. Dreadlocks came from the Indians that arrived in Jamaica in the mid 1800s, when working on the cane fields, not Black Jamaicans!
@paulg3012 Nothing of the sort occurred! They came from West Africa and they all shaved their heads When they arrived. Over 2 months in the Middle Passage lying in their filth and urine and occasionally showered down with sea water made them stink.
@reason9399 I like music of all kinds, I don't judge if I should like a specific genre based on the race or Mixture of a person. Music is universal. I like some country and some rock and many other genres.
How old are you?? Nuff Rasta in Jamaica that was White when I lived there in the 80s and that included Chinese and Indians. BTW. The majority of reggae listeners outside of Jamaica are White, then Japanese and Latinos; not Black people in America or Sub Saharan Africa! If it wasn't for White people Bob Marley wouldn't be famous. His crowd was also over 95% White in concerts!
@@celticmulato2609 How old am I? Old enough that this lady trying to impersonate Jamaican culture sounds terrible. You can try and explain and justify it all you like but if it sounds bad then it sounds bad. Bab Marley was for the mainstream so folks like you and white could understand and try to relate to the culture. When I see Sizzla or Capelton perform I see a sea of black faces because the patrois is too strong for other people other than Jamaicans
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Believe me it brings joy to my heart to see jah people embrasing his music more love and bledsings
Koko Vega Queen in pure and clean inna your blessed vocal
Blessings
She sounds so similar to Sister Desiraee out of the Caribbean,Jamaica...but the Audio is ah hit low,powerfull lighting Vibez⚡⚡⚡Yeah ... Instrumental Rebelites
Yeeeep aaaaa Gwaaaan Sista Koko Vega & Bredren Gabo Nyabinghi Dub Sound 👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼❤️💛💚🤩🥰🫡Blessings & Hope I Can Coming,This Summer,At Dub Camp 🏕️ 2K24 🫡🥰🥳🥰🤤🥰 Fi a Biiig New Edition #9,I Remember Me In 2K14 Fr The First Edition & After Haves Promoted,In Mi Land & Land All Around,In The East Coast Of The France 🇫🇷,Not Far Outta Switzerland🇨🇭Basel / Bâle & Germany🇩🇪 Freiburg / Fribourg👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼❤️💛💚💪🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼🤩🥰🥳🥰🫡🥰🤤🥰.
Biiiig Up To You & Biiig Thx Bredren Luc As 👌🏼🙏🏼✊🏼🤩🥰🤤💪🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼🫡🥰🥳I Hope You Goood & Hope I See You 👀 Nw After Longtimes,Not Can Coming,At The Dub Camp 🫡,Blessing 🙏🏼,Loves ❤️💛💚Itection & Respect ✊🏼🫡 ✊🏼To You Luc As & Koko Vega & Gabo & Yr Little Lion 🦁 Youth 🫡🥰🤩.
Thanks for ur message brother Ian BigRed Lion Warriah.🙏🏼
Pleasure to read you !!! long time nah seen I&I but nah forgot ur smile kindness n positive energy. Eternal respect ! Guidance n Itection King ! Blessed Love ❤️💛💚
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Most people dont know that White people are the biggest compsumptors of reggae music. Moreover, there have always been White, Chinese and Indian dreads.
BTW. Dreadlocks came from the Indians that arrived in Jamaica in the mid 1800s, when working on the cane fields, not Black Jamaicans!
Some Africans brought to Jamaica had dreadlocks too.
@paulg3012 Nothing of the sort occurred! They came from West Africa and they all shaved their heads When they arrived. Over 2 months in the Middle Passage lying in their filth and urine and occasionally showered down with sea water made them stink.
Culture vulture’s 🙈
100% my yout. No genuine appreciation for African (Alkebulan) people
Why? Because they are Europeans? Do u say the same of Jamaicans who sing American style music ??
@@celticmulato2609 what style are you on about. Country and western or rock n roll ?
@reason9399 I like music of all kinds, I don't judge if I should like a specific genre based on the race or Mixture of a person. Music is universal.
I like some country and some rock and many other genres.
The Nyahbinghi Spreadeth across the whole entire Universe... 👅👅👅⚡⚡⚡
La gente está sin oídos ? Canta fuera de tono y desafinado …. The wrong future of reggae Music from europe
I doubt that Europeans can be NYAHbinghi or Bo Bo Ashanti, maybe 12 tribes of Israel, but not NYAHbinghi or Bo Bo Ashanti.
White Rastas, like seeing black Goths it don't work🤣
How old are you?? Nuff Rasta in Jamaica that was White when I lived there in the 80s and that included Chinese and Indians.
BTW. The majority of reggae listeners outside of Jamaica are White, then Japanese and Latinos; not Black people in America or Sub Saharan Africa!
If it wasn't for White people Bob Marley wouldn't be famous. His crowd was also over 95% White in concerts!
@@celticmulato2609 How old am I? Old enough that this lady trying to impersonate Jamaican culture sounds terrible. You can try and explain and justify it all you like but if it sounds bad then it sounds bad. Bab Marley was for the mainstream so folks like you and white could understand and try to relate to the culture. When I see Sizzla or Capelton perform I see a sea of black faces because the patrois is too strong for other people other than Jamaicans