Sean Paul Talks 'Dutty Rock' Anniversary, Dancehall Impact, Grammys, Verzuz + More
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Sean Paul is a LEGEND and deserves all of his flowers 🔥 Early 2000’s hits that will forever be nostalgic.
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👄 Let me introduce myself I am LeoQueen👑👠and I agree with your comment👀I love💗me some Sean Paul😍
Waiting for him to be on Drink Champs for real
Hit after hit
Yes sir
stop talking about giving flowers to a grown man.. you know it's a LGBTQ term originally
Sean Paul OWNED the early 00's. What an experience. You'd have to have been there to understand
When get busy came on round 2003, the dance floor absolutely exploded
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@@ramayaruk what about we be burning and just gimme the light?
Facts 💯💯💯👏🏼
Like glue still bumps hard to this day
I love how prepared Angela Yee is. It shows that she is also a fan of the genre and the artist 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
And Jamaican
Facts. She is so dope
She’s always prepared 🥰
She has Jamaican heritage
She has a Caribbean heritage, her mother is from Montserrat
Sean Paul is a MUSIC ICON. Not talked about enough
Sean Paul is a legend and he has sooo many hits! My favorite is “I’m Still In Love With You”. I love how genuine and caring he is!
Such a good track. Very slept on, really just got shivers thinking about the melody of that song.
@@RsC0FrankieRebel yes 🙌🏾
I just came her from listening to treat song I’m still in love with it
I LOVE my culture!!! Caribbean people need to protect our music and our heritage!! Love us for real! 🇭🇹🇯🇲
Love my Caribbean vibes🔥🔥 OnebloodOneLove😍
I'm Jamaican AND Haitian!! CARIBBEAN!!!
One love!!
@@prissylily25 Caribbean me seh. Nah tek back mi chat 🤣
@Certified Chef Pamela That's true as Jamaicas creation of wat ppl see via reggae, hip hop etc
Man dutty rock album was a huge part of my middle/high school memories. Every school dance and house party really turned up once the bangers came on. And the videos were 🔥🔥🔥 too
I agree!!
Facts
Got me flashing back to standing in front of the mirror trying to figure out how to slow wine😂
Lit🔥🔥🔥🔥
facts👏🏾
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. Living in London in the early 2000s, there isn’t an album that ever shifted the culture bigger than “Dutty Rock”.
Bro even France or switzerland
Dutty Rock was LEGENDARY! I remember being in middle school when flexing was real big and flexing to get busy! BUT like glue ended up being my favorite song!
nobody cares
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@@just.p-lo7451 but you cared enough to take your time and replied 🙄
Wonderful interview. Respect to the Breakfast club. This is when the trio are at their best. Particularly Angela.
Her knowing a little more than the boys when it comes to Jamaican dancehall music. Sean Paul is an absolute legend. Wish we could have had an extra hour. This seems to finish far too soon.
Saw Sean Paul on Monday in Brooklyn at elsewhere and damn so many hits. He really bodied his set. As a Jamaican it was a beautiful experience. Literally relived childhood memories.
Great comment. Great to hear that they still care enough about the live show for real fans to comment positively like this. Big up Sean Paul
and you're self my bro.
As a part Jamaican who has never been to Jamaica, Im looking for a recipe for beef patties.
Yo I died laughing when Sean Paul said a Puerto Rican Jamaican because that’s what Charlemagne used to call him all the time LOL
Yes he did lol
lmao
In 🇺🇸If you are not a black 🇯🇲with dreadlocks & patois flying you will always get “ Are you really Jamaican?”
Folks can say what they want but Sean Paul helped put dancehall music on the map
On the USA Map. Reggae been a international music since Bob Marley days
@@2slice805 oh boy always gotta be sum1 trying to over complicate a statement. I'm jamaican n don't need a history lesson. Who doesn't know about Bob Marley
@@tashahall1855 labbah u mumma man dem
He absolutely did BUT Beenie Man and Bounti Killa, Shabba, Shaggy I would give that credit to. Sean Paul more helped to revamp dancehall music in the early 2000s but he definitely is a huge part of the success of dancehall music. Sean Paul been grinding since the 90s and all his songs are fire! I can't think of a bad Sean Paul song from his early career to now!
@@camy3018 yep
High memories,Sean Paul is a legend,if u didn't dance on Sean Paul music when young,damn you missed out!!!!.all the way to France.
I can listen to Sean Paul talk all day. Legendary yet humble
Not even that humble…
Sean Paul has a lot of banger songs man has been in the game for quite some time. Dutty Rock is legendary.
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I love seeing people like Sean Paul on TBC people I grew up on. He's aging well I love to see it ♥️
This man MADE my youth so fun! Definitely couldn’t sit down when his songs came on!
As a Jamaican I'm so f!cking proud of this brother 🙌 👏 keep waving that Jamaican flags 🇯🇲.
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Yu si it; dun know Sweet Sweet Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I think in honor of the 20 year anniversary, Ima listen to those songs today!
Me tooooo!!!! At the post office jammin' lol
Fosho!
That’s why the Grammy’s have to have a reggae category and a dancehall category because dancehall derives from reggae but it’s 2 different categories! Even soca! All Caribbean genres aren’t = Reggae 🙌🏽 We need to start there
Word. Soca probably needs to get a bit bigger globally before it gets its own category at the grammys. I mean afrobeats don't even have its own category and it's massive.
@@MRLONG758 but then Afro beats should have it’s own category, regardless of how global something is, it should be respected because it inspired a lot of songs that are nominated in pop and rnb categories. Regardless the Grammy needs to do better with inclusivity and representation in the academy itself. Period. Caribbean and African music has shaped the music industry, it deserves that respect🙌🏽
Factssss!
I agree but then they would have to have all the subgenres of each genre. Like for rock they would need to make a category for metal, numetal, deathmetal, alternative, etc. That would end up being a million categories.
@@CosmicCutieCrafts Although Dancehall came from reggae it is not a sub genre of reggae. It is its own separate genre.
As an underground artist with a small audience, Sean is the type of success story that inspires me. It's been inspiring to see how he's grown in his abilities and steadily exploded after embracing every chance he's been given! With good reason, Mans has swiftly become a hallmark in the music business. I know that if I work hard enough, I can eventually reach a wider audience, but for now, I'm satisfied as a supporter. It'll be my time next. Much respect Sean🔥
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I must say you don't know how this interview touches me at 50. I am from Midwood Brooklyn which is the heart of Caribbean culture. This artist is a master of ceremonies for real. Damn I am a devoted Buddhist now but this is so classic. Big up soldier Sean Paul is a legit staple of promise if you don't give up. Awesome man !!!
Great comment . Great memories.
I'm hitting 50 next year. He looks well. I believe all three of us are about the same age. Where has all that time gone??
Sean was a huge name during the dancehall explosion in the 00’s. Aside from the southern hip hop and R&B sounds at the time, dancehall was ringing in the clubs. That’s when everyone was going out to club it more than once a week lol.
Excellent interview, alot of gems dropped in terms of being humble in success.
Some music never dies...Sean music never dies
Sean Paul Legend! “Like glue” “ Ever Blazing” “Baby boy” “im still in love” amongs others…”Get busy” 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥forever gon be played .. nobody can front against that
Well at least Sean Paul doesn't have to worry about anybody stealing his lyrics 😂👏
All those hits he got, and nobody can rap any of his verses from heart.
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I most definitely can!
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Lit🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jamaicans can
Big Up Sean Paul every time. Humble Being trust me I love all the name drops of upcoming artist, respect for the elders and the supportive and positive interview.
Give It Up To Me feat. Keyshia Cole still slaps.
Yoooo I forgot all about that song
@@matthewjenkins7488 Definitely an underappreciated collab.
STILL. SLAPS!!
@@chinemeremudoh3732 100% ‼️
Honestly all of his songs aged well
that group winning that Grammy was like macklemore winning over Kendrick Lamar
I disagree. Kendrick and Mack were both platinum. At the time, people were worshiping Macklemore for being pro gay rights. SOJA barley charted. After listening to them, it’s like music for white Buddhist who like incense and go to farmers markets. It’s actually really weird that they won.
@@famouscriminalsbackup9497 Macklemore was ass lol just like how cardi b won over nipsey that year.. they committee is a secrecy itself
Broooo I swear
@@PlatinumHustle lol, I’m not saying he was good. At the time, people loved that he was pro gay. Cardi B won for similar reasons because she’s a woman that’s not afraid to express her sexuality. The grammys like stuff like. They put politics over music quality.
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This is one of our greatest asset as a Jamaican 🇯🇲 a great artist but very modest been putting in the work .over years ears salute I am so proud to be a Jamaican🇯🇲👍
Bigup Sean Paul & The Whole Caribbean Massive 👌🏾🔥
Ty we all love ❤️ you too
I agree CTG, “they got some explaining to do” for that Grammy award 🤣🤣🤣
Sean Paul one of the greatest dancehall artists of all time this guy a legend for real
Of all time? do you know dancehall music?
@@sharmabright1506 I was asking the same thing
Timmy Ggz tv you must be young
Bruh Buju? Super Cat? Even Vybz
@@hamidhajorn Non of Them Reach Shabba ranks Level men that nigga took Dancehall music to another level
I remember where I first looked up the lyrics to songs like “Like Glue” and “Shake that thing” I was truly surprised what he was actually saying. Love Sean Paul still blast them songs these days
Why were you surprised
@@sensual2kizz613 his accent so heavy I didn’t understand
"Shake that thing" is called Get Busy
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@@DabsDans actually no. Shake that thang and get busy are two separate songs.
I LOVVEEE me some Sean Paul . I still listen to his songs at least once a week .
Plus he’s so funny and relatable .
“ orange juice , orange juice …”
Literally my son 😂😂😂
Damn Dutty rock was the end of classic reggae. I know everyone loves the 90s and so did I but the fn 2000s was truly a remarkable time for music in every category. Fn legendary 🙌
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👄 When Angela Yee said she couldn't get tickets I thought Sean Paul would have said " you can be my guest" nope he didn't say that😲😂🤣🤣🤣
He could've offered after the interview.
Shit she thought so too😭🤣
@@JS-bb7pm
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👄 Yeah we'll know if you come back talking about the concert🤔
Dj Envy @ 00:57
“What kinda hat is that Sean?”
I BUSTED OUT LAUGHING cuz I was staring the whole time🤣
“Shake dat ting gurl walla walla…” that song always a classic lol “TILL DE EARLY MOOORN”
🤣🤣😂 man it's "gal u betta" not walla walla...I feel you though. Patois is not the easiest to get right.
@@soldjade what does "go mi gosodem" mean since you're the expert?
SEAN PAUL, SHAGGY timeless artists right there, Sean Paul the only jamaican with a Beyonce collaboration. Ahead of his time
This guy is a str8 legend. When he came out, he sounded just like Supercat….which was fine…everybody influence everybody…like Rakim influence Nas but Sean Paul went to super duper stats and has pure big massive dancehall tunes….Sean admitted and even called Supercat “fada” at one point early…but Sean found his niche and put in so much work he doesn’t even need another hit because the culture respects him so much!!! Man….salute this guy!!!!! 🔥🔥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Ma brotha, good to hear from you. Been listening to you since I was a kid sleeping above my family’s bar in the jungles of Belize. You gave me light when so little was given at the time and with that all I can say is thank you for the art you’ve left us and big up to you and your family. It would be a dream to vibe with ya in an island and make a beat for all the carnivals world wide.
The interview was really nice; I enjoyed listening to Sean Paul. The older he becomes his street lingo is really becoming more and more cool. I thought of Marley throughout the entire interview because Sean is like one of Marley Jamaican Raggae brothers bringing Jamaican Raggae music to the world. Bob Marley is a Jamaican Raggae Superstar⭐️Marley is the King👑 of Raggae even in death; that’s how hard he was. Bob Marley is the Jimi Hendrix of Jamaica. Bob Marley made Jamaica known for Raggae music. Bob Marley looks, his hip and sophisticated Jamaican lingo captivated the world.🔥🇯🇲🦁
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I saw him at the grocery store in Kingston and his energy is so chill. I love this artist.
U a 10
There's black Jamaicans white Jamaicans Chinese Jamaicans Indian Jamaicans etc Carribbean as diverse as it gets!
Understood very little on Dutty Rock, but that album was a classic. Holy hell those beats were flaming🔥🔥🔥
I'm Still In Love With You is one of the best songs in history
I love all the music especially Reggaeton, Reggae, & Bachata, & Dancehall. Caribbean at heart💛🧡💃🏾
Looking like a lego. I love Sean Paul.
"You look suspicious" Hilarious.
Lmao 🤣 The uncle know you from Guyana 🇬🇾 big up GT 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Sean Paul ft Sasha - I’m still in love! ❤️🔥❤️
Met Sean Paul and shaggy a few times and the most humble people with all their accomplishments. Maximum respect always for those guys
20 years?!? Daaaaamn bruh!! House parties in the basement was lit af bruh!! Good times. Good times!!
This guy has more hits than JAY-Z, never forget that .
No he doesn't lmao
Legendary interview!! Big up Sean
Respect Sean Paul representing ❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲
I'm still in love with Sasha still go🔥🔥🔥
Love Sean and how humble he is. I play his music in the gym all the time.
SEAN PAUL WAS JUST AT THA HOUSE BLUES FRIDAY AND THAT SHYT WAS LIIIIIT 🔥🇯🇲🔥🇯🇲🔥🇯🇲🔥🇯🇲 #Beantown #MrDutty #DuttyRock
Dutty Rock is STILL in rotation. 🔥💯
Don’t forget “the trinity “ was a classic album. Temperature
Sean Paul real Jamaican King keep pushing his culture, he talk like a regular Jamaican on like some other artist that come on here...hiding their culture that puts them to the world🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Shenseea needs to take a page out of Sean Beenie n Shaggy book, how they sound on international interview. Without using accent that the world not use to from her...but let her grow n see🤔
boii it can chat bad bout the girl thou.. kmt.. she sounds normal look up shenseea first time interviews vs now it's the same way she talk . ain't no book she need to take a page from she's great
I love Sean Paul as a little girl he was one of my fav dancehall artists growing up and still to this day every feature he’s on he KILLS !!!
Sean Paul and Sasha.
When I was I kid I thought he said "Sean Paul Anna Sasha" come sing for Dem babeee..
That's my all time favorite Love song..
Sean Paul and Damien Jr Gong are my top 2 and now Dexta
Big up Sean Paul, we Jamaicans don't necessarily give him th credit he deserves much as we do with other local artist
Yes you are right he represents Jamaica well, but Jamaica dont know good until it's gone.
He is like Drake its not that they don’t give him Credit its that he is very commercial and most Caribbean like Local Music
@@fashionlife5348 ..and not only that, but also because is mixed-race & fair complexioned.
Always good to hear a Sean Paul interview.🥳😊
Sean Paul and Beanie Man would be a dope Verzuz too. The energy would be crazy!!!
That would be Crazzyyyy
Sean Paul Vs. Pitbull🤔
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@@Awilliiwhy not
Great interview. Love him! He's one the best Jamacian artist I've ever listened too. He's so talented.
I was just listening to Dutty Rock in the gym the other day, still 🔥
Man Jamaica has always had a vital part in hip hop and r&b culture for sure. Like legendary ish. It's such a shame that so many aren't aware of the history... 🇯🇲
No it didn't.
@@Broussardbeatz Yes it did. The creator of Hip Hop was Kool Herc, a Jamaican man.
@@biggrimdog8825 I love Jamaican culture, Reggae to be exact, but that's not true at all. He was apart of it but not the creator.
@@Broussardbeatz Rap would not be the same without the contribution of Dancehall, that's a fact, sorry !
@@AK-qb3xp Where's the hiphop scene in Jamaica? What Dancehall Producers did HipHop take from? What are the songs that HipHop built it's music from that's from the Islands? Name the hiphop movement that's in the Islands before it came to America?
Dutty yeah 🔥🔥🇧🇶🇯🇲
Salute Sean Paul. A real solid artist. Definitely can put on a great show. Hope to work with him 1 day frfr.
OG Sean Paul ruled an era
You were my favorite character in Def jam fight for NY
YAAASSSS!!! Sean Paul still looking good and sounding like he did 20 years ago! 🤩🤗 If Angela was not here to assist in these caribbean artists interviews, they would all be trash... smh Charlamagne gots to do better with maybe researching some of his "questions" before speaking the first thought tht comes to his mind. He really be showing his lack of knowledge and just laziness in not doing ANY research about an artist he may not be as familiar with. And unfortunately that is mainly caribbean or Afro artists. We all know Envy usually sticks to his same "politically correct" questions tht he tends to ask EVERY guest... lol... But Angela usually be in the "know", especially when caribbean artists come and I truly appreciate her for tht! 🥰🙌🏾
I am sooooooooooo excited Sean Paul and Pitbull🇨🇺🇯🇲🇨🇺🇯🇲🇨🇺🇯🇲❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤!!!!!!!
Big respect Sean Paul 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
He was a fever an emotion, the clubs were packed and everyone played his songs! From
Girls to guys he was so loved.
I love when he said how the marketing team & producers are saying its not really a summer 🏝️ song. & He said dancehall is an everyday in life in Jamaica 💯👌 i love it!! Ive been a fan since i first heard his music and that's the way i feel about alot of artist. This music ain't about just being on the beach listen to the lyrics its about life stories just like reggae and reggaeton & trap music as well 👏
26:10 🔥🔥 a Papa San s/o. I love it!
Everyone needs to check out his first album Stage One
Sean Paul was that guy in the mid 2000s he legit had features with akon Wyclef jean etc. ..
Beyonce
He been that man since the late 90s
I was like 12 i think
I did enjoy his dope songs back then
Have always been a fan and have a huge crush at the same damn time. High School days man!! He's a legend , talented and so humble 👏🏽 ✨️ Blessings to Sean Paul 💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍
Never heard SOJA until that day and I am a fan now, they are huge actually
The 1st Reggae and Dance Hall Artist I ever heard and created the 💘 for the music in my life...thanks 1 ❤
One thing with Charlemagne, he gon listen for anything you say that he can use to talk about anxiety & mental health. he did it in 41 seconds here
All Jamaican artists contributed to Soja's success. The group loves the genre because of all the artists that they listen to.
What Sean Paul said @ 22:03-22:26 was everything salute to the legend💯
A real legend was the only Jamaican I knew when I was in states cause he could hold himself up in america unlike the other Jamaican artist who go to America
I was in middle and high school in the mid 2000s and sean paul music was in every house party
i love these guys their energy is so pure and real
Sean Paul is so down to earth & cool, bless up 🇹🇹
Love this guy he a legend
He’s a legend. “Get busy” and “gimme the light” were bangers. In fact he had a lot of bangers
One thing I love about Angela Yee is that she is going to do the homework for these interviews. She is always prepared and I think the guests like that.
She always makes sure for the interview to be engaged whenever it feels getting boring
“No Lie” will keep going because I LOVE that song
Since Beenie thinks he's the original king of dancehall they should do a Versuz with the original king of dancehall Shabba.... since Spice thinks she's the queen of dancehall she should do a Versuz with the original queen of dancehall Saw
Beenie would win hit for hit. Love Shabba but nah, he won't win this verzuz. 🤷♀️
Spice is the queen of dancehall now, lady Saw was before her. Beenie was the king of dancehall, then came Vybes Cartel. Beenie just won’t let go the crown😂
@@RR-sp2op lady saw is a pastor now. Has been for years. She does not perform those songs anymore, from what I read in an interview with her.
@@dannisdiamonds She try to shoot her shot to come back the other day and did it the wrong way and expose herself to being a great artist but a horrible person, smh. She’s cemented in history though.
@@RR-sp2op really? Did not know. Where can I find that? Would love to read that?
Charlemagne’s voice 😂😂😂
“Everybody was kung fu fighting”