What is this " NO Mavado Law?"

Why people a keep up foolishness? You mean to say as much as Jamaica is suppose to be this great place for creativity that you can't listen to whatever music you want without getting beat up?
Acccording to the Jamaican Star, "THE STAR was informed that the householder, a female we will call Milli, was at home listening to a mixed tape featuring both Vybz Kartel and Mavado. It is alleged that she was approached by some supporters of Vybz Kartel, who demanded that she turn down the music because a Mavado selection was being played."

Wha kind a madness is dat? That is like going to church and telling the preacher he can't speak about the book of LUKE today because you only want him to preach bout MARK. Madness...

When THE STAR contacted Vybz Kartel, he dismissed suggestions that his 'followers' were using violence to intimidate others and to dictate who or what they listen to . He said, "No one in my immediate surroundings as it relates to entourage, so to speak, has any desire to dictate what people listen to nor do we care
















Source=====> Jamaica Star

This Week's Top Reggae Songs

So Vybz Kartel's Diss is still hot on the scene. I have a feeling a rebuttal to this song is coming.

This Week	Last Week	WeekOC	Play	Song - Artist - Label
1	2	8		Last Man Standing (Don't Run) (1 wk @ #1) - Vybz Kartel - Not Nice Productions
2	1	13		Time To Shine (3 wks @ #1) - Laden - Big Ship
3	4	11		So Blessed - Mavado - Big Ship
4	3	11		Ramping Shop (2 wks @ #1) - Vybz Kartel feat. Spice - Adidjaheim Records/Not Nice Productions
5	9	7		Head Cyaan Hot So - Prodigal Son - Main Street Records
6	8	8		This Means Money - Konshens - Head Concussion
7	6	8		Ben Ova (Wibble Wabble) - RDX - Young Blood
8	10	7		Get Wild - Vybz Kartel - Not Nice Productions
9	5	24		Ghetto Prayer - Shane-O - Jam II
10	7	12		Dip Again - Elephant Man feat. Ding Dong - Big Ship

Vbytz Kartel is a Free Man

Well, I know many people are thinking like I am that money is seriously changing hands in this case. A quote from the Jamaican Star has his lawyer saying,

"Your Honour, I know the name Vybz Kartel might send off a negative vibes. However, I am representing Adidjah Palmer who is a totally different person from the entertainer persona. And it is in this light that we want to say we are sorry to the music fraternity and Jamaica at large for what happened at Sting," he said.

As many reading may recall Vbyz was accuses of using indecent language at the Sting show last year.

This is gonna to make it hard for the Ministers who want to censor the language used in many of the dancehall tunes.

More of the Story Here---VBYTZ KARTEL