NOT MAKING ANYMORE TROUBLE LOL

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Jamaica has a population of 2,868,380 and growing according to the 2011 census  that was done, so sending a message to the few whom you have identified as hypocrites in a general message was wrong.  You knew who your target was. 

        Now that the smoke has cleared from my nose I can serve you up without the expletives. You were born, raised and still reside in Jamaica, with natural knowledge of our culture and its people to know how they flow. I am sure the same people don’t come up to you every day and ask for your picture and the ones who do may genuinely like you, did you stop to think of that?

      In the social circles of uptown and downtown, one with your color, sadly based on Jamaica’s prejudice should have been accepted based on this alone. The fact that you feel singled out and rejected by our people has to do with you 100%, as they say, real recognizes real. It was the fact that you are Jamaican that peaked the international audience’s interest, as you were the face of ‘’Out of Many, One People’’, and cleared up a few things for many people who were ignorant to the fact that Jamaicans existed in every shade and creed existed.  Sad to say, although you feel you represent us, there is a great detachment based on the social circles in which you reside. You were some what of an outcast to the rich because of your family’s finances, but still were unable to reside in the gap that would have facilitate an easy pass between the elites and the middle class.

     As I had written before, Jamaica’s elitists do not take keenly to a ‘’prodigal son’’, so this may be where your hypocrites lie. You have not ventured downtown/poor class which is where you may have been accepted and loyally served. Again, the fault is your own.

         There is a reason why many other artists slip between the confines of the uptown and downtown parties, not only do they gain the respect of the locals, there is no place like home and each sect serves its own purpose. The smiles that you would have received from the poorer class would have been warm, genuine and filled with love. The resentment you feel right now would have been non-existent.

         Honestly, at this point it has nothing to do with your music, as whatever works for you is what is good for you and Jamaicans are open to that but please do not think for a second that because you are a ‘’star’’, our people will see you as one, when they hardly see you or socialize with you.

             We are a prideful nation and the less people acknowledge us, is the less we acknowledge them. You could for starters,  donate to a few of our golden aged seniors, take a visit to our well known Coronation Market or even the Papine Market. For one, it would further convince those who still disbelieve your rich and bountiful heritage and it would bridge the gap which you seem unfulfilled without

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