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Dancehall deejay Shenseea has sparked chatter among industry players, music lovers and social media users after declaring herself the new Queen of Dancehall.
In an interview with Miami’s 103.5 The BEAT, Shenseea said she has great respect for Spice but believes she is now the new Queen of Dancehall based on statistics.
Her statement prompted a response from music business consultant Lloyd Laing, who argued that Shenseea cannot rely on statistics if she intends to take the crown from Spice.
“The Real Queen of Dancehall doesn’t have to fight for any crown..but if you want to take it from her, you can’t hide behind stats..it has to be a lyrical showdown..,” he wrote.
Grammy-winning producer Alex Antaeus also weighed in, suggesting that Shenseea needs to establish a clearer artistic identity.
In a post on X, he wrote, “@shenseea needs to figure out her artistic identity first. One minute she wants to be a pop star, the next she’s positioning herself as some kind of queen.”
He continued, “There’s nothing wrong with evolving, but there needs to be a sense of direction and authenticity. Her new EP is disappointing, and it feels like she’s increasingly distancing herself from the very culture that helped make her who she is.”
Shenseea is currently promoting her eight-track EP, titled CATALYST.
#shenseea #catalystep #lloydlaing #alexantaeus #levelzwithkshema
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11 Nov 2026
Cardi B’s agent is calling for “transparency and accountability” as the dispute between the rapper and BZR Weekend promoter Ryan Burke continues.
In a post shared on X, Mike “Mike G” Guirguis, Cardi B’s lead talent and touring agent at United Talent Agency (UTA), claimed that the rapper never received her full performance fee for the Jamaica show.
“Here’s the truth. @iamcardib never received her full fee for the Jamaica show, and the promoter failed to meet multiple obligations under the agreement. Any claim that she was paid in full is false. Her fans in Jamaica deserve transparency and accountability,” he wrote.
Mike G oversees Cardi B’s global live performance strategy, concert bookings and festival appearances.
BZR Weekend promoter Ryan Burke has said he hopes to recover his money from Cardi B, while the rapper has indicated that she plans to file a countersuit for defamation of character.
#mikeg #cardib #bzrweekend #levelzwithkshema
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11 Nov 2026
Rapper Cardi B and BZR Weekend CEO Ryan Burke have both distanced the Jamaican Government from the controversy surrounding the proposed show.
Cardi B apologized to the Jamaican Government after previously alleging that officials had offered to cover the outstanding balance of her performance fee.
However, she maintained her accusations against the promoter, claiming that he involved the Government in an email allegedly sent to her. The rapper has also threatened to make the email public.
Meanwhile, Burke has also disassociated the Government from the event. In a statement shared on social media, he said, “We would like to clarify that BZR Weekend did not receive any financial assistance or funding from the Government of Jamaica or the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, nor was any such funding ever promised or agreed upon, contrary to the false claims made by Cardi B.”
The statement continued, “BZR Weekend was independently organized and funded, with the full payment to Cardi B made directly and covered entirely through independent funding. We remain grateful to the Government for its support and encouragement in our efforts to bring world-class entertainment to Jamaica. Our focus from the very beginning has been on delivering the shows Jamaica deserves.”
The comments from Cardi B and Burke follow Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange’s rejection of claims that the Jamaican Government had agreed to cover the deposit for a proposed concert featuring the American rapper.
The dispute between Cardi B and BZR Weekend promoter Ryan Burke has also escalated, with Burke reportedly planning legal action against the rapper, who has indicated that she intends to file a countersuit.
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11 Nov 2026
Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange has rejected claims that the Jamaican Government had agreed to cover the deposit for a proposed concert featuring American rapper Cardi B.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, November 10, the Ministry clarified that the Government made no commitment or payment towards the artiste’s appearance fee or any other expenses associated with the proposed event.
Grange said the concert was a private commercial engagement and that the Government was not involved in its arrangements.
Cardi B had previously claimed that the Jamaican Government offered to cover the outstanding deposit for her appearance at BZR Weekend. However, the rapper said she declined the alleged offer, remarking, “That's too much.
The Ministry also pointed out that, even before Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness issued recent directives to reprioritise government spending towards Hurricane Melissa recovery, he had already instructed that funds be redirected, where possible, to support recovery efforts.
While reaffirming the Government’s commitment to developing Jamaica’s entertainment and cultural industries, the Ministry said spending on events is currently constrained as national resources are being prioritised for recovery and reconstruction following Hurricane Melissa.
The Government noted that its support for the creative industries remains important, particularly in strengthening Jamaica’s international profile, boosting tourism and creating economic opportunities for Jamaicans.
The dispute between Cardi B and BZR Weekend promoter Ryan Burke has also escalated, with Burke reportedly planning to take legal action against the rapper, who has indicated that she intends to file a countersuit.
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10 Nov 2026
From hits like “Probably You Never Heard A We” to “Weed Is Life,” this artiste has made his mark both as a solo act and as a member of the iconic Monster Shack Crew.
This Thursday, November 12, 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM, on The Road to Success, we journey with veteran Dancehall deejay ROUNDHEAD!
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10 Nov 2026
The dispute between Cardi B and BZR Weekend CEO Ryan Burke has taken another turn, with the rapper revealing that the Jamaican government allegedly offered to pay her outstanding performance fee.
While explaining that she never received her full payment, Cardi B claimed that the government offered to cover the outstanding balance. However, she said she declined the offer, adding, “That was too much.”
The rapper is pushing back against claims made by Burke following the cancellation of her scheduled appearance at BZR Weekend in Jamaica. The two have presented conflicting accounts of the payment dispute.
During an interview with CVM TV’s Lead Story, hosted by anchor Neika Lewis, Burke disclosed that BZR Weekend had retained legal counsel and was seeking to recover the money paid to the Grammy-winning artiste.
Cardi B, however, maintains that she was never paid her full performance fee and that the outstanding balance was not settled, leading to the cancellation of her appearance.
She has also indicated that she intends to pursue a countersuit, accusing Burke of defamation of character.
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10 Nov 2026
Rapper Cardi B is pushing back against claims made by BZR Weekend CEO Ryan Burke following the cancellation of her scheduled appearance at the event in Jamaica. The two have presented conflicting accounts of the payment dispute.
During an interview with anchor Neika Lewis on CVM TV’s Lead Story, Burke disclosed that BZR Weekend had retained legal counsel and was hoping to recover the money paid to the Grammy-winning artiste.
However, Cardi B has disputed the CEO’s account, insisting that she was never paid her full performance fee.
While acknowledging that she received a deposit, the rapper said the remaining payment was not forthcoming. She also indicated that she intends to pursue a countersuit for defamation of character.
Cardi B was booked as the headline act for BZR Weekend, originally scheduled for October 18, 2026, at the National Stadium in Kingston. The performance would have marked her first appearance in Jamaica.
Meanwhile, organizers have advised patrons who requested refunds to escalate their claims if the money is not reflected in their accounts by Friday, November 13, 2026.
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09 Nov 2026
Legendary sound system Bass Odyssey has weighed in on the controversy surrounding content creator Bad Sekki and the University of the West Indies (UWI), expressing support for the university’s position.
The controversy was sparked after popular content creator Karlando “Bad Sekki” Bailey shared an AI-generated image of himself dressed in UWI graduation attire, prompting widespread discussion and backlash online.
According to a report by the Jamaica Gleaner, the UWI Mona Campus has said it does not condone the use of its Coat of Arms in AI-generated graduation photographs circulating online.
Adding its voice to the discussion, Bass Odyssey commented on a social media post about the issue, highlighting the importance of protecting a brand’s identity and reputation.
“This is the difference between social media handler acting in the moment and official public relations and communication heads seeing how this can impact their brand,” the sound system wrote.
Bass Odyssey further argued that the unauthorized use of registered trademarks could have consequences, adding, “If you use anybody body official registered trademark (logos) without authorization you are liable for anything they determine can affect them. Once others started following Bad Sekki mi know it would be a big problem.”
The issue has divided social media users, with some dismissing the controversy as harmless satire, while others agree that the university has a right to protect its name and official insignia.
#bassodyssey #badsekki #levelzwithkshema
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09 Nov 2026
Dancehall deejay Vybz Kartel has dismissed speculation that his recent string of social media jabs was directed at fellow deejay Mavado.
In a video shared on Instagram, Kartel made it clear that nobody could make him “pree” Mavado.
He also admitted to trolling others because he closely studies Dancehall, adding that while some may want to bring him down, they lack the intelligence and charm to do so.
His response comes after a series of Instagram posts and captions he made, including “Arena Shella. Everybody Else A Play Ketchup” and “Birds of a feather flop together.”
Vybz Kartel is also celebrating his first certification in Canada after his 2016 hit single ‘Fever’ was officially certified double platinum by Music Canada on November 5.
#vybzkartel #mavado #levelzwithkshema
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09 Nov 2026
From statements like “Arena Shella. Everybody Else A Play Ketchup” to asking, “What were you guys doing for the past 13 years?”, Vybz Kartel has fired off a series of subtle jabs seemingly directed at fellow dancehall entertainers.
In one of his latest posts shared to his verified Instagram account, Kartel addressed why he believes most artistes do not like him.
In the video, the Gaza deejay pointed to his status as an overachiever as the reason.
In the caption, he wrote, “I Get it now. I would hate me too… but um, Question real Quick….WHAT WERE YOU GUYS DOING FOR THE PAST 13 YEARS? CALYPSO?” followed by several laughing emojis.
He titled the video, “Birds of a feather flop together.”
Since his release from prison on July 31, 2024, Kartel has made a major return to the international stage, headlining arena shows across North America and Europe.
#vybzkartel #levelzwithkshema
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08 Nov 2026
Dancehall star Mavado has thanked his Canadian fans following a sold-out performance at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.
The Gullyside deejay, in a post shared to his verified Instagram account, took a swipe at his critics while declaring himself a “G.O.A.T not sheep.”
“The only thing they can say is Nothing lol Canada thanks again goat not sheep,” he wrote.
Billed as MAVADO & Friends Live: The Return of the Gully Gad, the historic show marked Mavado’s first time headlining a major arena in Canada and his highly anticipated return to Toronto after a nine-year absence.
#mavado #levelzwithkshema
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08 Nov 2026
Grammy-winning reggae superstar Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley has received an honorary Doctor of Letters (DLitt) from The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona.
His siblings, Rohan and Sharon Marley, are among several local and international entertainers congratulating him on the achievement.
Other entertainers sharing congratulatory messages include rapper Busta Rhymes, Third World, Tarrus Riley and Jesse Royal.
Damian Marley was recognized for his significant contributions to Caribbean culture, international music and community development, including his work through Ghetto Youths International.
Meanwhile, Gong is preparing to set sail on the Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise, a premier reggae and dancehall music festival at sea.
#damianmarley #levelzwithkshema
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08 Nov 2026
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