Shaggy: Last News

A compelling introduction to the cultural history of the Jamaican musical genre dancehall, Ben DiGiacomo and Dutty Vannier’s “Bad Like Brooklyn Dancehall” sheds light on what one interviewee calls the associated “attitude, culture, and lifestyle” that crops up around dancehall music. Produced by Shaggy, one of the most notable names to push the genre into popular culture, ‘Bad Like Brooklyn’ may seem paint-by-numbers in its formal approach to introducing and dissecting a cultural movement — there are a lot of talking heads, archival footage, etc.

Shaggy has performed at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival with an epic set of his classic hits such as ‘Mr. Boombastic’ and ‘It Wasn’t Me’.The Jamaican singer – real name Orville Richard Burrell – scored his first UK Number one 30 years ago with his 1993 debut track ‘Oh Carolina’. Showing up to the carnival on Sunday, August 27, the hitmaker returned to the streets where it all began for him.He made his rounds through the carnival, appearing on the Saxon, Rampage and Horniman stages to perform his hits as well as his newest track, ‘Mood’ featuring Kes from his latest EP ‘In The Mood’.According to The Mirror, the rapper said: “It’s been a great day.

In 2000, Shaggy released “It Wasn’t Me,” the Jamaican artist’s biggest to date. The song, which depicted a conversation between Shaggy and RikRok about the latter cheating on his girlfriend, reached number one on charts all across the globe.

told People that fans have long misunderstood the sentiment behind his 2000 sing-along smash hit “It Wasn’t Me.”“It was a big misconception with that song because that song is not a cheating song. It’s an anti-cheating song. It’s just that nobody listened to the record to the end,” the Jamaican reggae rapper claimed last week.The song starts with singer Rik Rok telling Shaggy that his girlfriend caught him cheating with the girl next door.

Shaggy has claimed that the message behind his hit song ‘It Wasn’t Me’ has been misunderstood for years.Still one of his most popular tracks to date, the Rickardo “RikRok” Ducent  featuring ‘It Wasn’t Me’ was released as part of Shaggy’s 2000 album ‘Hot Shot’, and quickly became one of the most recognisable songs of the ’00s.Over two decades after the track was released, however, Shaggy has claimed that fans have misunderstood its message, and clarified that the hit was meant to be an “anti-cheating song”.Speaking to People, he explained that while the song — believed to be about a man denying cheating on his partner — had led to him having a reputation as a “player”, that wasn’t his intention at all.“It was a big misconception with that song because that song is not a cheating song,” he said. “It’s an anti-cheating song.

supports HTML5 videoMila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher have teamed up to work together on-screen for the first time in years, and Shaggy is involved too.The Hollywood couple showcased the humor they are known for in a new advert for Cheetos Crunch Pop Mix that will air during the Super Bowl LV and it’s everything.The playful clip sees Ashton catch his wife ‘orange-handed’ as she steals his snacks and chows down.When he asks who took his Cheetos, she turns to see Shaggy sat next to her and advises her to say: ‘It wasn’t me.’For those who don’t remember, the phrase is the title of the reggae star’s iconic 2000 single.The trio then treat viewers to a remixed version of the hit single with Ashton catching Mila munching away in all the places

Mila Kunis has been caught «orange-handed» by her husband, Ashton Kutcher!The couple is featured in a hilarious new ad for Cheetos Crunch Pop Mix, one of three commercials from the Frito-Lay brand that will air during Super Bowl LV on Sunday, Feb. 7.

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are set to reunite onscreen to star in a Super Bowl commercial.The celebrity couple will feature in an advertisement for cheesy snack Cheetos, which will air during the big American football clash on February 7, 2021.A cryptic teaser for the commercial shows Mila standing in a dark room and giving a dramatic monologue to the camera.The actress tearfully says: “What exactly are you insinuating? You think that I would do that to you, to go behind your back after everything that we’ve been through? I can’t even look at you.”The Bad Moms star abruptly breaks character and turns to face reggae artist Shaggy – who is unimpressed with her performance.In the clip, obtained by People.com, he tells her: “Just stick to

Shaggy is trying everything he can to get back to his family in Jamaica amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Shaggy, Finneas, and Alessia Cara lead Friday’s (April 3, 2020) lineup of MTV Unplugged At Home, a socially distanced version of the hit acoustic MTV concert series.

Rocker Sting and reggae star Shaggy are stepping into the world of Animal Crossing to debut new music on the hugely popular Nintendo video game.

Mariah Carey and Ellie Goulding will be joining Katy Perry for at-home concerts this summer as part of a new series of U.S. TV gigs.