‘Jamaica started Afrobeats’ American rapper Fat Joe has sparked controversy after claiming that Afrobeats originated from Jamaica. The rapper made the claim in a recent episode of 2026-04-22T12:44:21+00:00By Reggae International|Uncategorized|0 Comments Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookXRedditLinkedInWhatsAppEmail Related Posts Epixode explains his sound, calls for authentic Ghanaian music identity Epixode explains his sound, calls for authentic Ghanaian music identity MC Nuffy hails UK tour success MC Nuffy hails UK tour success First-of-its-kind MCA exhibition plays the beat of Caribbean activism First-of-its-kind MCA exhibition plays the beat of Caribbean activism How we made Nigerian singer Buju change his name because of Buju Banton How we made Nigerian singer Buju change his name because of Buju Banton Shaggy, Robin Thicke’s Looking Lovely tops Florida Reggae and Dancehall chart Shaggy, Robin Thicke’s Looking Lovely tops Florida Reggae and Dancehall chart Frankie Sly still active Frankie Sly still active Barefoot beginnings to city honours Barefoot beginnings to city honours Bounty Killer set to receive key to the city Bounty Killer set to receive key to the city Popcaan Teams Up with the Legendary, Junior Reid on Brand New Single. Popcaan Teams Up with the Legendary, Junior Reid on Brand New Single. Shaggy Joins ‘Honeymoon With Harry’ Movie Opposite Kevin Costner Shaggy Joins ‘Honeymoon With Harry’ Movie Opposite Kevin Costner Buju Banton to headline 2026 Yard on The Lawn Festival in Tamarac Buju Banton to headline 2026 Yard on The Lawn Festival in Tamarac Machel Montano – 40 Years of Success, “Like Ah Boss” Machel Montano – 40 Years of Success, “Like Ah Boss” Dancehall song glorifies local murders Dancehall song glorifies local murders Dancehall Legends Tanto Metro & Devonte Set to Ignite Los Angeles May 21, 2026 Dancehall Legends Tanto Metro & Devonte Set to Ignite Los Angeles May 21, 2026 Beenie Gunter disputes claims of dancehall’s decline Beenie Gunter disputes claims of dancehall’s decline New exhibit at Museum of Contemporary Art explores reggaetón and dancehall as forms of protest New exhibit at Museum of Contemporary Art explores reggaetón and dancehall as forms of protest ‘I need a verse from Shatta Wale, but he’s not responding’ ‘I need a verse from Shatta Wale, but he’s not responding’ Stonebwoy’s rise cannot be reduced to one claim Stonebwoy’s rise cannot be reduced to one claim
