Dancehall deejay Devin Di Dakta has made it clear that he remains unimpressed with persons in Jamaica, who are referring to themselves as music producers,
Dancehall Artiste Devin Di Dakta has released a song seemingly addressing comments made regarding entertainers contributing to the country’s crime issues.
The self-written song titled
System Matic retells the history of the crime situation on the island. In the song, Devin encourages the Government to seek help from Artistes as a solution to the problem rather than casting blame. Devin also encourages Entertainers to lead through example while calling for a peaceful 2021.
Anthony Escoffery Clarke more popularly known as Devin Di Dakta shared the video with his over 100k followers on Instagram and his other social media platforms. Entertainers Tanya Stephens, Popcaan, Tosh Alexander, Bling Dawg, Tu Lox, Razor B, Natel and Cali P commented fire emojis in the comment section of the post.
road. the way it seemed that night is not system matic by any means. they re basically tying little white cotton ribbons to sticks and putting them in the ground where there is a body. there are sort of rebels wandering the field they re as stunned as anyone else. i think the overwhelming mood here, will is even darker perhaps in daylight you can see everything. in the initial moments within you were witnessing what happened, take us back to that. reporter: sure, we heard the news when we were in donetsk, which is about an hour-and-a-half drive from here there were a few news flashes on the wires that a plane had been brought down, a civilian plane, potentially. so we drove out here and found a