Lutan Fyah on Hypocritical Rastas, Reggae Being More Promoted Overseas & More || The Fix Podcast 

I am a reggae artist. Love to hear this man tell the truth about the youth being influenced by the music, especially the story of the confused "rasta" in South Africa who were lost after the era of Sizzla, Capelton and Buju. It has never been just entertainment, we true musicians are spiritual warriors, griots for our communities. We can either uplift or tear them down. No more music tearing us down, music to build us up my brothers and sisters. Respect.

Love the interview Love Lutan Fyah much more Proper peeps

Lutan fyah one of the best rasta artist ever, very underrated is lionlog is epic, more love and respect to the fyah brand.

Chiney looking pretty cousin? We fi stop associate light skin wid pretty...wrong medz bredda

Big up lutan fyah and big up the fix program real up.....intelligent interview...

I love this interview very nice

Nightly Fix - it's just in recent times in the USA they even started using the term "Dancehall". Everything used to be called "Reggae". Every Jamaican singer or DJ was called a reggae artiste. Funny thing is that in Jamaica in recent times, I see artistes who we'd typically call 'dancehall artistes' now being referred to as 'roots reggae artistes'. I personally think artistes like Kabaka and Protoje are dancehall artistes. For me, roots reggae artistes are people like Luciano, Morgan Heritage, etc. Great interview!

Great 👍 interview

Big up you self mi dj who need enemy with them kinda friends them a worry about I mi nuh worry bout dem

Very insightful I think I understand Lutan I bit more now and I’ve found new respect on his points.

I remember went to a spot in Philly it said Bob Marley night when mi and mi bredrin Walk in dawg a we a the only black people in deh, so a real talk di bredda a mek.

continue to do what you doing is straight positive vibes

Lutan is the handsomest honor REBEL rastaman mi ever seen.

Its great to see luthan teaching and you guys listening. dancehall didn't start in the 2000s. and how its perceived aboard. that's how you learn. kids can't teach kids majority of the radio station abroad playing reggae are pirate. In Brooklyn a borough of nyc there is more than ten not to mention Bronx and other boroughs and there is more than 12 million people in nyc alone not to mention ny state or parish. Guess what they playing 80s and 90s dancehall 95% new dancehall that play kartel movado etc. rarely you hear the battywash practitioner the blind boy. champion boy the only one you hear

This man nuh give a phuck bout nuh negativity. Him a talk straight

“Short, half pretty people?” JAH kno bro 🤦🏾‍♂️.

Big up Lutan fyah

Real talk lutan

Big up buju but big up lutan miss June son Spanish town up Thompson pen the whole Spain shelter rock keep the fyah burning rasta

Bless UP Lutan Fyah!

Nice interview

Bless up Lutan

Great interview. Balance out the thing more time with some culture artist and profound content.

That dance that ari did got me 💀💀💀💀.

Continue making good music bredda!!

#UNDERRATED 🦁👑

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It's interesting that Jamaican artists have such a big influence on Rastafari worldwide. I see it in Cape Town just as the I say in the interview.

jah know mi a dwl a listen to this bless up mi artiste lol half pretty people lol

Wonderful interview🔥🔥’ARI loving the out fit can I invite you out on a date to city island?

Live interview please and thanks

I hate when people fight against Dancehall and put it at up against reggae dancehall is Reggae child we need a balance

Musical evolution Buju Banton was a dancehall artist until he became a reggae artist

Fyaaaaah

Artist stop on nightly fix Channel let I make this public service announcement I am just using this platform a lot of bloggers / people in general are running around on internet saying Buju Banton put his hands on his son and that is false alarm Buju Banton just throw some of his son stuff out of his place of business because that dude has no manners and not following protocall and maybe some of his stuff or broken that's why he mentioned in that statement he are going to press charge people just need to use a common sense and think. SMH✌ continue artist let I finish hear what you have to say go

Tings get Foriegnized ,Music lost its Essence ...Kartel stop the vybz when every1 would bless 1 riddim

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What is being called Reggae is NOT ; simple ! ! !

Ari, I think Jamaica is in North America. On another note, there is not a lack of great Reggae music being made in Jamaica. What happens is that while foreigners love our music, they love it even more when people who look like them perform it. Since Jamaicans don't have a culture of buying our own music, rather, we steal it, we force our artists to seek financial approval beyond our shores. Sad.

Pro(not really) tip for Ari, more open questions. More while it seem like you a corner ppl wid di question dem.

Yow rasta you thing way up them jamaican just nah listen real spiritual music again

WHY JAMAICANS SO NEGATIVE..WHY ARE WE ALLWAYS FOCUS ON THE NEGATIVE

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mi artise respect lol

The people are not that dumb and we are not going to bow for the money

Badest Artist ever pass through Buju Banton camp, whether he believes it or not.

Naro look how him hot lol yuh nuh here fine wine gets better wid age

I agree with some of the things he's said but at the same time we have to criticize him for talking about people who don't look like us as pretty. "him have some pretty cousin... half Chinese pretty people..." Come on brethren, you a Rasta who suppose to know better

Shoot your shot at Ari under this comment !! Go

Peace Rastafari

Lutan sound like a likkle bad mind ras

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