@@kisygb3830 I see you’re a bit slow. 😂 No one is saying that the song came from 🇬🇾 but everyone comments the flag of the country they COME from. The commenter is 🇬🇾 so he/she will comment their country flag. 🙃 I’m assuming most people know that the person who sang the song is 🇯🇲.
@@kisygb3830 actually Byron Lee is from 🇯🇲 but where did he move to live and got inspired by Trini🇹🇹 calypso and created all his album in Trinidad and Tobago to the world 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 we love all of Caribbean people but why is Guyana always claiming Trini culture lol
@@user-un7tp5bd2y She never said it wasn’t Trini music; nor did she claim it as Guyanese music. All she did was rep where she is from; which is GUYANA 🇬🇾; just like everyone else in the comments. I’m pretty sure (Caribbean) people know that Soca is ‘Trini’ music and that ‘Byron Lee & The Dragonaires’ were/are Jamaicans. 🇬🇾🤝🏾🇹🇹🤝🏾🇯🇲
As a child I naver been to a party in Jamaica an dem don't play soca any party u go u hear soca and trust me fr the youngest to the oldest a dance... A now me nah hear dem song a ina danchall real old classic
Flea market Ft Lauderdale I ended up buying the tape I loved playing and cleaning house Still love to this day That was years ago maybe 45 yrs or longer
never heard this song on sesame street, but i remember when my family used to play this type of music (and this song in particular) at little house gathering, man how i miss my belize
😂 get real! This is trini🇹🇹 calypso music created by a Jamaican born man named Byron Lee & the members singing is trini to de bone🇹🇹🇹🇹 not no blasted Guyanese all yuh don’t even have your own music always claiming trini🇹🇹 ting
