New Squeaky Clean Ramping Shop

[Bricktop]

http://www.youtube.com/v/z_WhVqkP2Ao&hl=en&fs=1

Unnuh cyaan stop di daggering

[Historian]

Liquor?

http://www.youtube.com/v/z_WhVqkP2Ao&hl=en&fs=1

Unnuh cyaan stop di daggering

Bricktop, you've been drinking heavily this morning, boss?

[Shola]

is a mechanic shop dem inna now?

[Bricktop]

Hey it's just like Soca now. Right Lazie?

[Bricktop]

Que?

[Peter R]

Now that's more like it...

[Rudi]

Hey it's just like Soca now. Right Lazie?

Yep it's now acceptable slackness. Carry on. Why do I feel Vybez Kartel is laughing at them.

[Shola]

I much prefer the original version!

[Lazie]

Hey it's just like Soca now. Right Lazie?

Yep it's now acceptable slackness. Carry on. Why do I feel Vybez Kartel is laughing at them.

I get the impression Lazie's name is the easiest to call round here. Please point to where I've said anything about the Rampin Shop issue.

Now ... Was this done as a result of the Rampin Shop backlash or was it as a result of Kartel is not 'ramping' with copyright violation, posted on the Jamaica Observer's web site on January 16th. Wasn't this before the letter from the principal which started the snowball reaction? Befroe any of you spinner start the spinning the letter by Esther Tyson was written on February 1st.

"In a bid to capitalise on the popularity of the song which is a Kartel and Spice duet, Adidijaheim Records switched to a local rhythm by producer Not Nice."

[Lionpaw]

Wow, talk about having to bend over backwards. This new one is **************** but guess what, kartel smart. They will basically have to allow this to be played on the radio. If not, dancehall will have a case for hypocracy. If it does play, the original's popularity will still be intact.

[Bricktop]

I get the impression Lazie's name is the easiest to call round here. Please point to where I've said anything about the Rampin Shop issue.

Now ... Was this done as a result of the Rampin Shop backlash or was it as a result of Kartel is not 'ramping' with copyright violation, posted on the Jamaica Observer's web site on January 16th. Wasn't this before the letter from the principal which started the snowball reaction? Befroe any of you spinner start the spinning the letter by Esther Tyson was written on February 1st.

"In a bid to capitalise on the popularity of the song which is a Kartel and Spice duet, Adidijaheim Records switched to a local rhythm by producer Not Nice."

The song was redone on this riddim with the same words. After the banning they then also changed the words. Answer your question?

[Lazie]

The song was redone on this riddim with the same words. After the banning they then also changed the words. Answer your question?

Okay! Didn't hear it before the fuss.

[Mosiah]

Me too! Of course, in the privacy of my home or when I choose to go to the dancehall.

[Bricktop]

Me too! Of course, in the privacy of my home or when I choose to go to the dancehall.

Just get out of here. Get out Benedict Arnold.

[Lazie]

Me too! Of course, in the privacy of my home or when I choose to go to the dancehall.

... and a that people fail fi understand!