In a move that has both stunned and thrilled the dancehall community, Vybz Kartel has unexpectedly dropped a new single titled "The Comet," along with an official video. The release comes just days after an interview in which the Gaza Boss himself boldly declared that he would not be putting out new music until 2025. Yet, on Friday, September 13, the enigmatic entertainer made a dramatic return to the scene, showcasing his latest project—a surprise that has reignited his loyal fanbase.
"The Comet" offers a raw reflection of Kartel's time behind bars, where he triumphantly declares, "All in prison mi a mek millions." The song revisits his dominance in the industry even while incarcerated, with Kartel reminding his critics of his gold and silver-certified single "Fever." The track also serves as a warning to those who have risen in his absence, with Kartel asserting that several artists' careers will be "cut short" now that he is back. In typical Kartel fashion, he fearlessly addresses the ongoing controversies surrounding him, even provoking detractors with lines like, "Mi been having sex with their mothers while in prison."
"The Comet" offers a raw reflection of Kartel's time behind bars, where he triumphantly declares, "All in prison mi a mek millions." The song revisits his dominance in the industry even while incarcerated, with Kartel reminding his critics of his gold and silver-certified single "Fever." The track also serves as a warning to those who have risen in his absence, with Kartel asserting that several artists' careers will be "cut short" now that he is back. In typical Kartel fashion, he fearlessly addresses the ongoing controversies surrounding him, even provoking detractors with lines like, "Mi been having sex with their mothers while in prison."
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- Vybz Kartel, The Comet, dancehall
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