@@EventualWarlord he was 17 years old at the time and the song was informed by the the way many people in Jamaica view homosexuals. And at the time it was illegal to be homosexual in Jamaica.
thank goodness for a variety and having all the choices that we do so we each get our fill of entertainment. Thank goodness we’re not all the same otherwise we would only have one comedian in the world🧠.
Trevor as a Jamaican i must thank you for highlighting our artists and our music we truly do have a lot of positive things to share with the world and there's a lot the world can learn from us. Much love and respect always keep enlightening and informing us. BLESS UP.
@Ancient 6.6 of course you can still be denied for being black...stop living in a fairytale. We dont want to legalize gay marriage because that's our constitution based on our religious stance. The hate crime against them is unwarranted so ppl should be punished but as far as marriage we dont want that here. Jamaica ain't the only country who has that law. Numerous countries including first world have that law. Dont get me started on countries that actually put them to death etc. Go to America if you have an issue with the laws of the country. I'm sure ud be in paradise there.
@@DMDinhDash People will fall, it is human. What's important is recognizing you're wrong and getting back up. Anyway, funny you should mention that when that type of thing has been a mainstay of rock, pop, electric, house and so many other forms of music and the entertainment industry. Peace and Love
@@sunshinexoxo6107 you meant the entertainment industry norm of being regular 20+ kilos jailed convicted Cocaine trafficker?? Maybe read up on the drug route from SA into US to realize how harmful is this criminal
Trevor you have crossed a threshold with this interview. As your wisdom(Afro) grows so do you. You have a platform that reaches Millions lets speak positivity into existence! Peace and Love!!!
When Buju came to Kenya in January this year(2020), upon his return to Jamaica, I served him as I work at the airport. Waaaah! Maaan, I fumbled with the keyboard and got all jelly-kneed! LOL! He has such a powerful aura yet so calm(does that even make sense hehehe!). First of all, I couldn't understand his words at first and he noticed I was too elated so he helped me calm down and take it easy. I was sweating! We took a picture together. He is too good. He needs to be protected by all means! Gargamel!
Ok Trevor. Today I fall in love with you. You are so freaking badass for getting Buju Banton. I'm shaking as I type. He is amazing. He is Love. He is Buju Banton. Thanks Trevor ❤❤❤ #SierraLeone #Africa #Jamaica #Reggae #SouthAfrica #PanAfrican #
"World is in trouble Anytime Buju Banton come Batty bwoy get up an run At gunshot me head back Hear I tell him now crew Boom bye bye Inna batty bwoy head Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man Dem haffi dead Boom bye bye Inna batty bwoy head Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man Dem haffi dead " Wow. Sooo much love. what a great person.
@Brotha in Beijing really? He was taped testing Cocaine in a deal trafficking 20 kilos. He is a regular trafficker and a convicted Cocaine criminal. You think of people overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@DMDinhDash He may have been a cocaine trafficker, but he did his time and is moving on. His music is powerful regardless of the mistakes he has made in his life.
Buju Banton: Hills and Valley, Till I’m laid to rest, Close one yesterday, Destiny, Not an Easy Road, Wanna Be Loved, Circumstances, Psalm 23, Give I strength, Murderer, Untold Stories, Bonafide Love, Love Sponge, 54/46, My Woman Now, African Pride, How Could you, What you gonna do, Shiloh, Complaint, Who Say, Wicked Dickie, Little More Time, Ring the Alarm, Massa God World, Can you play some more, childish games, Make my day, Bogle, Love How Gal Dem Flex, Deportess, Big it Up, Batty Rider, Love Black Woman, Browning, Country for sale, Chuck it So, Sensemila Persecution, Cry no more... Listen to these songs if you want to hold a vibes! ❣️
From the eyes and mind of a South African immigrant to the United States, you bring an international viewpoint that I value dearly. You see the African diaspora and we see you. 🙏🏽 Thank you for this interview. Jamaican artists tend to be seen as...🤔...culturally inappropriate...for the American mainstream news. You gave us Buju in his true, beautiful form. Jah Love. Blessings💯
#BujuBanton 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This here is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed killed for dollars because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nhan Dinh are you done? Do you have any proof that he traffic cocane? It was an entrapment!! I suggest u go and read the file. Furthermore, no one cares about your opinion so stfu
I remember being stuck in the Bahamas after Hurricane Andrew and buying a reggae mix tape. I fell in love with this man's voice. Still til this day I listen to his music. He is a different type of reggae artist. He can't be stopped!
I really believe reggae is more than music. Bob Marley really believed in his heart that he could end hatred, racism, wars, etc by injecting the words of his music into the soul. Even after being shot he got on stage two days later. I play Marley and Tosh in my head shop and these kids don’t know anything about him. So I encourage them all to get the album legend and read every word as u listen. And smoke a fatty
It's more than music🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed and killed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@DMDinhDash and are we gonna hold him forever for that. Always the black man and worst the rasta to get crucified more than everyone else doing the same thing
Trevor does not forget the Islands,recently he was talking about Barbados. Thus if you are Jamaican no one in the world can forget jamaica cause they is a Jamaican on every Island and every country in the 🌎 world.
Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
As a jamaican watching Trevor for some times now I feel great having another jamaican on his show. Buju is such an inspiration for so many of us who we look to hear intelligent conversation with. Guidance all the way.
Excellent interview. Buju is one of the most inspirational singers. He went through the fire but the Creator kept him from burning. Someone one wrote, "You aren't your experiences." "You are what you make of them." My son, push forward with your message for self-awareness, peace, and happiness. One love.
I am in tears as i am typing....... I am so proud of this human and i love him so much... I AM TRULY OVERJOYED AND GREATFULL FOR YOU TREVOR TO BRING HIM TO YOUR PLATFORM
As a 40+ year old man , from a carribean family.. To Hear one of the dancehall greats of the past, Speak so graciously about love and peace for our future.. Has brought a smile to my face.. From ear to ear..
@@MrFinesse316 are you for real this ignorant? He was a regular Cocaine trafficker of 20 kilos or more- connected to SA drug lords- convicted and jailed. He is the US end terminal of the delivery route to get your kids high. Sure, go be non judgemental..
Trever I remember Jamaicans always think about South Africa 🇿🇦 freedom from apartheid we 🎤 sing it in reggae songs so it is nice that you highlighted Buju Banton on your show as we say in 🇯🇲 JA ONE LOVE❤️
Jamaica drug trafficker 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲Buju Banton is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 while preaching idiocy he caused deaths and ruined lives in the US 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nhan Dinh he paid for his crime, Nelson Mandela when to prison and was viewed has a criminal in some ppl eyes, and become the President of South Africa and even got the high way named after him in ja. Ppl change, so why condemn them. Are you Jamaican?
Ancient 6.6 yea, it’s hard to be raised in ja and not have some type a feeling about gays, you might not be homophobic but something, worst in that age, that age even fines oral sex taboo, it’s just Jamaican culture. Not saying judging ppl is right, cause he without sin cast the first stone.
@Ancient 6.6 so hold on, ppl are no longer entitled to have their opinions? Wi believe being gay is wrong.... Wah u a guh duh? Drape everyone? Wi nuh business who wah deh wid dem own kind, but leave us to our opinions.... Stop trying to push this down ppl throat. Jamaica is a Christian nation that believes that homosexuality is wrong....it's actually illegal here n we will keep it that way.... If u have a problem with our beliefs n laws, then u r the problem.... Go live your life n leave us to our beliefs. Tired a ppl/bullies like u.
@Ancient 6.6 You know he has evolved hun. He was 19 years old from a Kingston ghetto when he did that some. He has not only apologized but has done work in the community. He didn't do it for acceptance either, he did it had he had evolved.
Real ting! That song stuck with me since I was a little boy, and to this day. My parents sacrificed to take care of and put me through school. That was my motivation to succeed and make them proud. Bless up.
I have loved Buju's music since the beginning and as he said, it's because the music uplifts, stimulates, and educates. It is great to see that Trevor is helping raise awareness of Buju's work and message.
Yes, because the African Diaspora movement to go main stream started this year, there’s a shift in people wanting to be on new grounds and to begin to open up more. England began this decades ago, though it’s still nowhere close to being a perfect place.
@@Godspeedysick Yes. I am British and now live in The U.S and you are right England began that shift decades ago. It is nice to see it happening again.
Why on earth was I not aware of Buju before? This man is so lucid and after listening to him speak for less than 5 minutes I already know this is the kind of person we should look up to. And as a musician, the way he speaks about the art is so uplifting and reassuring. Modern music desperately needs better representation of artists like this who not only take seriously, but revere their craft. These are the people who can make GOOD music, regardless of genre. So, thank you Trevor, for making me more aware :)
Nuf Respect Trevor! Buju is the prophetic living legend sent by the Great I AM. Blessings to the tribe of Benjamin and the tribe Judah! Peace and Love!
Two of my favourite people in this world. Respect Buju. Your incarceration did not take anything away from you. It was a mere physical restriction. It's amazing how you live through some many years of lockdown and came out like a brand new creation and people are bawling over a few months of lockdown from covid. If they'd just be sensible about this then we wouldn't be caught in a dam spin. Kmdt. Keep it coming Trevor. Many blessings one and all.
As a young southern girl born in Alabama I would always listen to reggae music. I loved me some Dennis Brown and some Bob Marley. In 2004 I married a Jamaican man who turned me on to Buju Man. I have always been satisfied with the inspiration of the lyrics in the music. In a million years would I have believed that the desire for music way back then would cause me to fall hard in love with one of the best people alive. Everyday I consider myself blessed to have the opportunity to enjoy culture in so many different forms. The only thing that I Dream of doing now, is my beautiful daughter meeting Trevor and we all flying to Africa to meet Trevor’s mom and grandma and we set around the table eating goat head soup and curry oxtails. Great interview Trevor. Much Love. See again when you come back to Dallas.
Much respect to Gargamel..aka Buju. We all love your music. Keep pushing King..Always love your music. Long awaited, glad youre back to show them what GOOD music is!! Respect!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Introduced to Buju Banton over 20 years ago while living in Costa Rica. He is a classic like Lucky Dube who had freedom songs for South Africa. Music is a blessing way to express truths. Wow...cool to hear from Buju. Thanks Trevor
"I AM a Jamaican" Jamaican I will never leave you again, nothing like home sweet home We are Out of Many One People Love and harmony help strengthen our relationships with the World, not just our music, food, beaches, people, languages, culture, heritage.... but LOVE LOVE is powerful to move mountains to overcome/over stand any obstacles created by The Almighty Father to succeed, designed to win, equipped to overcome, anointed to prosper, and favor in confidence to be PROUD Jamaicans, from yaard to foreign
Our Jamaican brothers and sisters. So looking forward to you guys coming home or visiting us in the Motherland Bantu Africa!😅th-cam.com/video/5ztJLslKtKI/w-d-xo.html
Buju Banton is m favorite artiste across ALL genres. He is a poet a wordsmith a story teller and a mind bender. Trevor Noah has had one of the most inspirational life journeys i have ever heard, so this young great interviewing this all time great is powerful. Big up Buju forever, big up Trevor for being unconventionally open minded and forward thinking. Great Interview guys
Jah know. Never expected to see Trevor interviewing Buju. Two well respected men. Easy nuh Buju. They cant take away your words of positivity and maturity.
I watched this last year but didn't comment... I was too emotional at the time. As someone who personally know Buju, I cannot begin to describe how deeply I felt and loved this. Thank you - from a Yardie! From a Reggae/Dancehall lover - from Buju lover and definitely a Trevor Noah lover!!
Respect BujuBanton from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 we sincierly appreciate you're coming and gave us Unforgettable Performance and pure positivity for Walk to Freedom 👊👊👊👊
I loved this interview because both the host and the guest are icons in their own right. Trevor, that earthy element to his interviews, asking the kind of questions we would want to ask if we ever had the chance. Buju, who comes out unbowed, true to his music and cause despite inceration. Blessed and peace!
Look pon mi 2 man dem...Trevor love you for this Jamaican inclusion of a tru Reggae icon and legend. Buju, island love every time.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💕💕💕 Reggae is a worldwide commentary! That's why so many can relate.!
Trevor I always loved you and to see you have up Jamaica's Legend Buju, yuh ratings tun up, I am Jamaican and it makes me so proud to watch this interview, P.S. I never miss your show lol
The inimitable Buju Banton. His clear, simple and articulate and meaningful answers to some interesting questions are testament of the "higher" reasoning of Rastafari. This magnificent ethos is predicated upon the world's most decorated statesman in history who carries the highest titles and office that could ever be bestowed on a human being.....Excellent interview Buju 🎩☻
Thank you Trevor for having Buju on your show. This was a great show, watching my two favorite guys on one platform. As a fellow Jamaican, nuff love Buju.
Thanks Trevor. Loved the interview. A little deisappointed that it was so short. I wanted you to show some of Buju's music. Perhaps next time. One love from Jamaica.
Trevor this was heartwarming ...our Buju B has made me love Jamaica... always full of wisdom and inner beauty despite all the troubles he has been through. Sending you love and peace from Kenya Buju...loved your Nairobi concert last year!
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These are the type of interviews that the Reggae artist deserve
@@EventualWarlord exactly!!!
@@EventualWarlord he was 17 years old at the time and the song was informed by the the way many people in Jamaica view homosexuals. And at the time it was illegal to be homosexual in Jamaica.
@@EventualWarlord what would you like to happen? He has apologized.
We dont get these platform because the game is very political.buju has a major label behind him.
Well all I have to say is" bum by by in a batty bowy head"... ook! 🔫🔫🔫
I LOVE TREVOR. HE'S SO INQUISITIVE, WELL SPOKEN, INTELLIGENT AND HE DESERVES TO BE BIGGER THAN WHAT HE ALREADY IS.
He will be
Yeah but he he is absolutely not funny. Jon stewart was funny as hell. This guy is a wet dishrag.
@@madLphnt LMFAO you a big hating turd, black power ✊🏿🇯🇲
@@madLphnt 👎👎👎👎
thank goodness for a variety and having all the choices that we do so we each get our fill of entertainment. Thank goodness we’re not all the same otherwise we would only have one comedian in the world🧠.
Out of many, one people!
💚🖤💛🇯🇲💛🖤💚
America could learn a lot from that :( much love!
Out of the vast, comes nearness. iNeedFood.live ❤
I an not one with Ted Bundi!
"Out of Many One People"
St Lucia the land , the people and the light 🇱🇨
Trevor as a Jamaican i must thank you for highlighting our artists and our music we truly do have a lot of positive things to share with the world and there's a lot the world can learn from us. Much love and respect always keep enlightening and informing us. BLESS UP.
@Ancient 6.6
Maybe you should also tell that to American leaders fix their discrimination system against black people.
@Ancient 6.6 are you gay? You seem real emotional about it
Love this, Buju deserves this and more. Thanks Trevor for having Buju Bsnton on your show 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲..
@Ancient 6.6 of course you can still be denied for being black...stop living in a fairytale. We dont want to legalize gay marriage because that's our constitution based on our religious stance. The hate crime against them is unwarranted so ppl should be punished but as far as marriage we dont want that here. Jamaica ain't the only country who has that law. Numerous countries including first world have that law. Dont get me started on countries that actually put them to death etc. Go to America if you have an issue with the laws of the country. I'm sure ud be in paradise there.
Buju Blanton “Til Shiloh” album is one of the best out there!!! 🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💥🔥
True dat! 🇧🇧
His best album.
It's one of my all time fave🇯🇲
Ah ha! Wisdom.😊
I agree. I still listen to that album 😊
As if I couldn’t respect you enough Trevor, you go and pull this out of the hat!
Long Live Buju!
One Caribbean. One World!
One Love! 👍
I felt the same way!!!!
As soon as i saw BUJU BANTON i clicked
* when you see your cocaine dealer
Same!!🥰
Nhan Dinh 🤡🤡🤡
@@DMDinhDash People will fall, it is human. What's important is recognizing you're wrong and getting back up. Anyway, funny you should mention that when that type of thing has been a mainstay of rock, pop, electric, house and so many other forms of music and the entertainment industry. Peace and Love
@@sunshinexoxo6107 you meant the entertainment industry norm of being regular 20+ kilos jailed convicted Cocaine trafficker?? Maybe read up on the drug route from SA into US to realize how harmful is this criminal
I clicked on this so fast I didn’t even see me do it.
Me too bro, lol
Same
Feel u
😂🤣😂😁👍
Looool
I remember the first time I heard "Murderer" by Buju Banton. I was blown away.
"Kill me today u can't kill me tomorrow " Murderer your inside must be hollow. (That song touch me so deeply)
Oh yes, still my jam. Classic right there.
How does it feel to take the life of another?
Kill I today but you cannot kill I tomorrow.
Same here with batty rider 😉
This is just hands down one of the best interviews ever.
My heart is full! So happy to see reggae on this platform with such authentic representation! Buju is the real deal! 🇯🇲🇯🇲
YESSSSSSSSSSSS I
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💯💯💯🤛🏻✌🏽✌🏽🤛🏻
Pronouncing Buju correctly and not saying “Booju”. Trevor, that’s just culturally orgasmic 🤣. One love, Trevor! Gargamel is back!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
love the phrase "culturally orgasmic" - wow!
Big up!
🇯🇲🙏
Yah. Set.
😂😂 you made me laugh
Trevor you have crossed a threshold with this interview. As your wisdom(Afro) grows so do you. You have a platform that reaches Millions lets speak positivity into existence! Peace and Love!!!
Tell the millions that cocaine trafficking is cool
Trevor is is hugh not only you are my biggest fan but you have my even biggest reggae artist the legendary buju b
Went to his walk to freedom show was a hit i never dance so much in my entire life
I think they are getting better and better daily
@@DMDinhDash peace and love
When Buju came to Kenya in January this year(2020), upon his return to Jamaica, I served him as I work at the airport. Waaaah! Maaan, I fumbled with the keyboard and got all jelly-kneed! LOL! He has such a powerful aura yet so calm(does that even make sense hehehe!). First of all, I couldn't understand his words at first and he noticed I was too elated so he helped me calm down and take it easy. I was sweating! We took a picture together. He is too good. He needs to be protected by all means! Gargamel!
Wa kenya
@@alleblue chocha lazima ... at least nilipatana na yeye na nikapiga picha na nikampeleka hadi kwa ndege 🤪🤪🤪🤪😜😜😜😜
@@jowaness hahaha sema kuskia wivu 😆you're lucky
Ok Trevor. Today I fall in love with you. You are so freaking badass for getting Buju Banton. I'm shaking as I type. He is amazing. He is Love. He is Buju Banton. Thanks Trevor ❤❤❤ #SierraLeone #Africa #Jamaica #Reggae #SouthAfrica #PanAfrican #
"World is in trouble
Anytime Buju Banton come
Batty bwoy get up an run
At gunshot me head back
Hear I tell him now crew
Boom bye bye
Inna batty bwoy head
Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man
Dem haffi dead
Boom bye bye
Inna batty bwoy head
Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man
Dem haffi dead "
Wow. Sooo much love. what a great person.
Having a cocaine trafficker is cool.. Ok 👌
❤❤❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Brotha in Beijing really? He was taped testing Cocaine in a deal trafficking 20 kilos. He is a regular trafficker and a convicted Cocaine criminal. You think of people overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@DMDinhDash He may have been a cocaine trafficker, but he did his time and is moving on. His music is powerful regardless of the mistakes he has made in his life.
Damn I never expected Buju to look this good at 47. He looks good
I didn’t expect anything less. Fione!
Buju and I are about the same age. When I was 19, my plan was to move to Jamaica and marry him. Lol Never happened or not yet anyways 😂
Buju Banton: Hills and Valley, Till I’m laid to rest, Close one yesterday, Destiny, Not an Easy Road, Wanna Be Loved, Circumstances, Psalm 23, Give I strength, Murderer, Untold Stories, Bonafide Love, Love Sponge, 54/46, My Woman Now, African Pride, How Could you, What you gonna do, Shiloh, Complaint, Who Say, Wicked Dickie, Little More Time, Ring the Alarm, Massa God World, Can you play some more, childish games, Make my day, Bogle, Love How Gal Dem Flex, Deportess, Big it Up, Batty Rider, Love Black Woman, Browning, Country for sale, Chuck it So, Sensemila Persecution, Cry no more... Listen to these songs if you want to hold a vibes! ❣️
Joe Blow listen at your own risk
20 kilos Cocaine a week delivered to your school
Til I’m laid to Rest 🖤yes 🖤love that song
Til Shiloh one of most conscious reggae albums every made. Every song has a powerful message. Love me some Buju !
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤❤❤❤
From the eyes and mind of a South African immigrant to the United States, you bring an international viewpoint that I value dearly. You see the African diaspora and we see you. 🙏🏽 Thank you for this interview. Jamaican artists tend to be seen as...🤔...culturally inappropriate...for the American mainstream news. You gave us Buju in his true, beautiful form. Jah Love. Blessings💯
Well said!!!
Trevor nuff respec! Buju big yuh self you are truly a beacon of hope for your people
"I do not see myself as a legend of Reggae. I see myself as a SERVANT of Reggae"
You can just sense the humility overflowing.
What an interview. Just as I was getting comfortable listening....it ended. Such insight. Thank you Trevor. #BujuBanton
Use the herb.
Watch him on breakfast club for more
Exactly !!
#BujuBanton 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This here is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This dude speaks lyrically 🤣
But what's even funnier is trevor's pronunciation of buju's name 🤣🤣🤣
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed killed for dollars because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nhan Dinh are you done? Do you have any proof that he traffic cocane? It was an entrapment!! I suggest u go and read the file. Furthermore, no one cares about your opinion so stfu
Trevor is fly 🦋
@@DMDinhDash let he who is without sin cast the first stone
@@DMDinhDash shut ...up!!!
I luv the way noah acts like he fallow everything Buju says 😅. Positive vibe brother..
I was wondering the same thing, lol, but I do think he understood most of what he said because Buju wasn't speaking in his raw Jamaican patois
I'm 42yrs old and I have been listening to Buju Banton since I was a teen. He truly is a living legend.
I remember being stuck in the Bahamas after Hurricane Andrew and buying a reggae mix tape. I fell in love with this man's voice. Still til this day I listen to his music. He is a different type of reggae artist. He can't be stopped!
Reggae artist always said we would witness Babylon fall, 2020 Is showing us that’s true
I really believe reggae is more than music. Bob Marley really believed in his heart that he could end hatred, racism, wars, etc by injecting the words of his music into the soul. Even after being shot he got on stage two days later. I play Marley and Tosh in my head shop and these kids don’t know anything about him. So I encourage them all to get the album legend and read every word as u listen. And smoke a fatty
It's more than music🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed and killed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@DMDinhDash and are we gonna hold him forever for that. Always the black man and worst the rasta to get crucified more than everyone else doing the same thing
@@DMDinhDash everywhere mi guh u deh deh johncrow......
Trevor you surprise me, I thought you forgot about Jamaica. bigup ya self
I’m curious to see what connection does Trevor have with JA?
Trevor from Johannesburg
Trevor does not forget the Islands,recently he was talking about Barbados. Thus if you are Jamaican no one in the world can forget jamaica cause they is a Jamaican on every Island and every country in the 🌎 world.
samantha kerr Make sense. Thanks.
Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲This is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker from Jamaica. Think of people you knew overdosed because of criminals like him 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Buju is a wise man. He always makes you look deeply into your consciousness with his music. Bless up🙏
As a jamaican watching Trevor for some times now I feel great having another jamaican on his show. Buju is such an inspiration for so many of us who we look to hear intelligent conversation with. Guidance all the way.
Thanks Trevor for bringing Buju. The kind of interviews we need. Respect
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Excellent interview. Buju is one of the most inspirational singers. He went through the fire but the Creator kept him from burning. Someone one wrote, "You aren't your experiences." "You are what you make of them." My son, push forward with your message for self-awareness, peace, and happiness. One love.
Thank you Trevor for bringing Buju B to the forefront🔝. He has put in the work over the years and he deserves to be recognized💯❤
I am in tears as i am typing....... I am so proud of this human and i love him so much... I AM TRULY OVERJOYED AND GREATFULL FOR YOU TREVOR TO BRING HIM TO YOUR PLATFORM
Peace and love are very much in short supply these days.
Nothing but love...
was never a buju fan, but I'll give him this: he's very articulate. very eloquent. a pleasure listening to him in this interview
As a 40+ year old man , from a carribean family..
To Hear one of the dancehall greats of the past, Speak so graciously about love and peace for our future.. Has brought a smile to my face.. From ear to ear..
But keep your kids away from his Cocaine
@@DMDinhDash yeah.. judge not.. lest ye be judged
@@MrFinesse316 are you for real this ignorant? He was a regular Cocaine trafficker of 20 kilos or more- connected to SA drug lords- convicted and jailed. He is the US end terminal of the delivery route to get your kids high. Sure, go be non judgemental..
@@DMDinhDash youre such a cute kid.. Go play sumwhere else
@@DMDinhDash its seems ur more ignorant.
Trever I remember Jamaicans always think about South Africa 🇿🇦 freedom from apartheid we 🎤 sing it in reggae songs so it is nice that you highlighted Buju Banton on your show as we say in 🇯🇲 JA ONE LOVE❤️
That’s what a beautiful interview. Damm I’m surprised to see so much Jamaicans in the comments. Ja straight 🇯🇲
Jamaica drug trafficker 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲Buju Banton is a convicted and jailed Cocaine trafficker.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 while preaching idiocy he caused deaths and ruined lives in the US 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nhan Dinh he paid for his crime, Nelson Mandela when to prison and was viewed has a criminal in some ppl eyes, and become the President of South Africa and even got the high way named after him in ja. Ppl change, so why condemn them. Are you Jamaican?
Ancient 6.6 yea, it’s hard to be raised in ja and not have some type a feeling about gays, you might not be homophobic but something, worst in that age, that age even fines oral sex taboo, it’s just Jamaican culture. Not saying judging ppl is right, cause he without sin cast the first stone.
@Ancient 6.6 so hold on, ppl are no longer entitled to have their opinions? Wi believe being gay is wrong.... Wah u a guh duh? Drape everyone? Wi nuh business who wah deh wid dem own kind, but leave us to our opinions.... Stop trying to push this down ppl throat. Jamaica is a Christian nation that believes that homosexuality is wrong....it's actually illegal here n we will keep it that way.... If u have a problem with our beliefs n laws, then u r the problem.... Go live your life n leave us to our beliefs. Tired a ppl/bullies like u.
@@DMDinhDash pitch by night johncrow u deh all over the place. Come off a buju back... Him nuh want u.
Buju has one of the best albums of 2020. Hopefully he wins a Grammy.
@Ancient 6.6 try stop it nuh. Let us see your power hater... A nuh him mek ur ass burn u a night time. Cheek clapper.
@Ancient 6.6 You know he has evolved hun. He was 19 years old from a Kingston ghetto when he did that some. He has not only apologized but has done work in the community. He didn't do it for acceptance either, he did it had he had evolved.
Thank you for bringing Buju on, Trevor! It's impressive how you got him and his humor. Bless up!
Buju music help me to make it through school and university "when mama spend her last and send yuh go class never you ever play"
Real ting! That song stuck with me since I was a little boy, and to this day. My parents sacrificed to take care of and put me through school. That was my motivation to succeed and make them proud. Bless up.
i know the line
For real never u play
As a mother of 4, that line in that song brings me to tears every time.
Wisdom that knows no “boundaries”, because The Great I AM created none. ❤️
I grew up listening to him... and listening to this interview brought back SO many memories. Glad to see him makin moves again. 💗
I have loved Buju's music since the beginning and as he said, it's because the music uplifts, stimulates, and educates. It is great to see that Trevor is helping raise awareness of Buju's work and message.
That work in cocaine trafficking?
@@DMDinhDash Artistic work.
@@DMDinhDash you must really hate the man because ive seen you post this like 5 times
Yes, because the African Diaspora movement to go main stream started this year, there’s a shift in people wanting to be on new grounds and to begin to open up more. England began this decades ago, though it’s still nowhere close to being a perfect place.
@@Godspeedysick Yes. I am British and now live in The U.S and you are right England began that shift decades ago. It is nice to see it happening again.
I love this humble man! Respekt Buju
Why on earth was I not aware of Buju before? This man is so lucid and after listening to him speak for less than 5 minutes I already know this is the kind of person we should look up to. And as a musician, the way he speaks about the art is so uplifting and reassuring. Modern music desperately needs better representation of artists like this who not only take seriously, but revere their craft. These are the people who can make GOOD music, regardless of genre. So, thank you Trevor, for making me more aware :)
I'm sure you've heard his music, you may not have known his name. Edit:
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He's so good. He is the Caribbeans gem..
He was kept underground by the forces go check out his works.
Buju has been making music for decades.
@@arabdon4481 I will for sure!
Nuf Respect Trevor! Buju is the prophetic living legend sent by the Great I AM. Blessings to the tribe of Benjamin and the tribe Judah! Peace and Love!
Two of my favourite people in this world. Respect Buju. Your incarceration did not take anything away from you. It was a mere physical restriction. It's amazing how you live through some many years of lockdown and came out like a brand new creation and people are bawling over a few months of lockdown from covid. If they'd just be sensible about this then we wouldn't be caught in a dam spin. Kmdt. Keep it coming Trevor. Many blessings one and all.
Why did this have to end..... I found myself smiling through the entire interview. 🎶Yes my friend my good good friend man de ah street again!🎶
Buju tun up sah ❣❣
From mi si him mi did AFFI click🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Great inspiration 🇯🇲
Indeed he is Allmighty Ancient Ancestors.
As a young southern girl born in Alabama I would always listen to reggae music. I loved me some Dennis Brown and some Bob Marley. In 2004 I married a Jamaican man who turned me on to Buju Man. I have always been satisfied with the inspiration of the lyrics in the music. In a million years would I have believed that the desire for music way back then would cause me to fall hard in love with one of the best people alive. Everyday I consider myself blessed to have the opportunity to enjoy culture in so many different forms. The only thing that I Dream of doing now, is my beautiful daughter meeting Trevor and we all flying to Africa to meet Trevor’s mom and grandma and we set around the table eating goat head soup and curry oxtails. Great interview Trevor. Much Love. See again when you come back to Dallas.
Much respect to Gargamel..aka Buju. We all love your music. Keep pushing King..Always love your music. Long awaited, glad youre back to show them what GOOD music is!! Respect!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Introduced to Buju Banton over 20 years ago while living in Costa Rica. He is a classic like Lucky Dube who had freedom songs for South Africa. Music is a blessing way to express truths. Wow...cool to hear from Buju. Thanks Trevor
You know what’s crazy, I never really know about Lucky Dube until moving to Japan and I’m ashamed. He’s a legend too
"I AM a Jamaican"
Jamaican I will never leave you again, nothing like home sweet home
We are Out of Many One People
Love and harmony help strengthen our relationships with the World, not just our music, food, beaches, people, languages, culture, heritage.... but LOVE
LOVE is powerful to move mountains to overcome/over stand any obstacles
created by The Almighty Father to succeed, designed to win, equipped to overcome, anointed to prosper, and favor in confidence to be PROUD Jamaicans, from yaard to foreign
@Ancient 6.6 you mean like how USA is so peaceful and crime free? I wanna come live in Chicago, New York, or Atlanta. 🤔 🤔 🤔
Our Jamaican brothers and sisters. So looking forward to you guys coming home or visiting us in the Motherland Bantu Africa!😅th-cam.com/video/5ztJLslKtKI/w-d-xo.html
@Ancient 6.6 its not jamaica's fault u are gay 🤷🏽♀️. Look at america and judge before u judge somewhere else. Or wherever u from
'PEACE and LOVE' to you reading this
@Ancient 6.6 please stop. this is not the case today.
Thank you Trevor for showing this artist. The whole world needs to hear the message of reggae music more than ever. Peace and love to all.
I could literally listen to him talk all fricken day!!!
I hope you caught him on The Breakfast Club. That interview was a masterpiece.
We need to interview this man 10 more times great interviews respect to both man using their platforms to speak knowledge into blackness🙏🏼😍
Buju Banton is m favorite artiste across ALL genres. He is a poet a wordsmith a story teller and a mind bender. Trevor Noah has had one of the most inspirational life journeys i have ever heard, so this young great interviewing this all time great is powerful. Big up Buju forever, big up Trevor for being unconventionally open minded and forward thinking. Great Interview guys
Jah know. Never expected to see Trevor interviewing Buju. Two well respected men. Easy nuh Buju. They cant take away your words of positivity and maturity.
Buju Banton is beautiful. I'm looking at his face like wow!
"I see it as a gift from The Great I Am, The Great God Almighty himself". Powerful statement from my brother Buju.B. Know thyself. I Am that I Am!
I love Trevor❤❤❤❤ even more now than he has a jamaican on his show. watching from Jamaica
I watched this last year but didn't comment... I was too emotional at the time. As someone who personally know Buju, I cannot begin to describe how deeply I felt and loved this. Thank you - from a Yardie! From a Reggae/Dancehall lover - from Buju lover and definitely a Trevor Noah lover!!
Buju Banton... The BB
❤💚💛 sharper than a guillotine
When Rasta talk, listen 🆙
Trevor my brother I had respect for you but now my brother my respect surpasses anything I can explain.. love you brother! Big up Buju
Respect BujuBanton from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 we sincierly appreciate you're coming and gave us Unforgettable Performance and pure positivity for Walk to Freedom 👊👊👊👊
Trevor this interview has has really taken you across the threshold.. well done
Interview convicted Cocaine trafficker.. That threshold of low decency is that?
Well said seriously 👏
@@DMDinhDash You so stupid.
Nuff Respect Buju ......thanks Trevor.
Much love Trevor for highlighting the legendary banton
My heart cant manage...If I love this man one more time... 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Buju Banton is a true philosopher.
Boom boom bye bye
Two outstanding African princes. This was wonderful to experience. Mutual respect for each other. Thanks Trevor for doing this interview.
*Jamaican 👀😭😭😭🇯🇲
🙏🏽🙏🏽😇
@@madilynmonroe488 lol Jamaicans has African ancestry, I think they are taking it from that standpoint🤷♀️
I loved this interview because both the host and the guest are icons in their own right. Trevor, that earthy element to his interviews, asking the kind of questions we would want to ask if we ever had the chance. Buju, who comes out unbowed, true to his music and cause despite inceration. Blessed and peace!
Look pon mi 2 man dem...Trevor love you for this Jamaican inclusion of a tru Reggae icon and legend. Buju, island love every time.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💕💕💕 Reggae is a worldwide commentary! That's why so many can relate.!
Niceness...great to see us represented on your show. All the best Buju 🇯🇲
He’s wonderfully loved yes from the heart Buju along with my favorite (Peter Tosh RIP)
Trevor I always loved you and to see you have up Jamaica's Legend Buju, yuh ratings tun up, I am Jamaican and it makes me so proud to watch this interview, P.S. I never miss your show lol
The inimitable Buju Banton. His clear, simple and articulate and meaningful answers to some interesting questions are testament of the "higher" reasoning of Rastafari. This magnificent ethos is predicated upon the world's most decorated statesman in history who carries the highest titles and office that could ever be bestowed on a human being.....Excellent interview Buju 🎩☻
*Buju* is the current *King👑* of *Reggae🎙Music* and his catalog is untouchable by anyone not name *Bob Marley* .....🤔
The way Buju Banton didn't hesitate when asked what does he hope what the future will bring 💪
Buju is a legend and he would remain to be a legend
The power of the spoken word!! Peace and Love to every body! Trinidad and Tobago, the whole Caribbean and the entire world! Peace and Love 😎
The Caribbean people appreciate you🥰.... Big Respect Trevor 🙌...
Buju so humble.... A true legend.
Trevor, still my number one.
Bless.
Awesome interview with our Jamaican artist Buju Banton.. Respect 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Great interview. I Love Mr. Buju Banton. Glad he has new music. Back like he never left. Thanks for interview Trevor!!
thank you trevor for giving a voice to a voice that needs to be heard buju is a legend, the new album is a blessing
This interview was everything Thank you so much for Sharing this Moment with us!🙌🏽
Jamaica To The World!🇯🇲🇯🇲
Humble man. He's one of the greats.
Amen Gregory...Reggae music is more than entertainment, it is a medium of social commentary.
Totally well done ! Thank you Trevor for asking the right questions.
Thank you Trevor for having Buju on your show. This was a great show, watching my two favorite guys on one platform. As a fellow Jamaican, nuff love Buju.
Thanks Trevor. Loved the interview. A little deisappointed that it was so short. I wanted you to show some of Buju's music. Perhaps next time. One love from Jamaica.
Buju Banton, Destiny will forever be one of my favorite songs. Love from Haiti💜💜💜💜💜💜💜✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Trevor this was heartwarming ...our Buju B has made me love Jamaica... always full of wisdom and inner beauty despite all the troubles he has been through. Sending you love and peace from Kenya Buju...loved your Nairobi concert last year!
Love you Trevor, and thanks for highlighting reggae music and Buju. Nuff appreciation from a Jamaican living in North America.
“KILL I TODAY YOU CANNOT KILL I TOMORROW”
"How does it feel to take a life of another?"
Ire, peace and love