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mojo :

this government always Inna bagga bagga

2026-11-11 12:05:42

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viciously 123 :

liad JLP party a pure criminals

2026-11-11 11:28:31

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J Brown :

Dem get ketch again.🤣

2026-11-11 15:48:38

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Ken's casket supply :

so what if the government sponsor them, government would make bk them money

2026-11-11 11:31:13

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Varo Johnson :

Jesus god 😳😳 the government is involved ofc

2026-11-11 15:49:03

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JoshWavy :

This need crowd lol

2026-11-11 11:38:28

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Carlton D :

What are you trying to say, I don't get the point😂😂😂😂

2026-11-11 14:35:06

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Warrior fitness :

Good job investigating journalism

2026-11-11 10:22:02

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LadyEscobar :

😂😂😂What a way them know so much about the event and now cause cardi b mention them involved them a tek weh themselves

2026-11-11 04:41:03

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Pat :

so how dem say a lie cardi B a tell ...this government is the weapon that forms against Jamaica

2026-11-11 15:24:39

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TAKEN💍💰💰❣️❣️ :

Why cant this Government be transparent and stop the lying smh

2026-11-11 12:07:30

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ALKAOLIC🎭PLUTO🎭 :

Remember the government did pay 50mill the jazz and blues, so I’m not surprised

2026-11-11 10:42:34

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Collette :

them damm lie yu see😞😞😞

2026-11-11 04:45:51

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god and time 🙏❤🙏 :

smfh duty corruption government ever inna jamaica

2026-11-11 04:49:56

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Marsha :

CardiB fe sue dem

2026-11-11 13:18:49

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Cher :

It looks like from the government dip dem hands in the man’s party it done bcuz dem want a piece of the pie.

2026-11-11 11:08:29

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Sami :

they Lie Effortlessly

2026-11-11 10:38:49

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Shauna :

Them too lie !!!!!!

2026-11-11 15:19:34

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babbyking :

💯💯💯SAD SADDDD JAMAICA 🇯🇲 😳

2026-11-11 05:23:49

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Undefeated Rosh_Rosh🙏🏿❤️💪🏿 :

hear how shi seh it to nuh"cardi b will be taking the stage"😂😂😂😂

2026-11-11 10:56:56

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Missann's variety shop :

people you all must listen

2026-11-11 04:11:02

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KNALEDGE :

that's why they fight local entertainment so hard there's a conflict of interest

2026-11-11 11:06:56

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Sacha Lee🇯🇲 :

n nuh bed nuh down a hospital 🥺

2026-11-11 12:17:22

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Autumn🌸👑💜 :

idk why they thought the government wldnt be involved...as if Babsy isn't the minister of entertainment... n the list goes on

2026-11-11 14:04:39

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Clinton Martin :

teach them 😁😀😄

2026-11-11 02:24:47

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