Good interview. I’m surprised nobody mentioned Chris Brown sampling “Tight up Skirt” which by itself is testament to how colossal Red Rat & 90’s dancehall are.
Actually, Chris Brown didn't sample "Tight Up Skirt". He implemented the first line from the chorus of "Tight Up Skirt" by SINGING it onto his track "Privacy". This kind of action is called an _INTERPOLATION._
I could never forget when red rat came to Grenada in the 90s. I was in high school and all the girls in school was going crazy. Everybody wanted to be in that show. His voice was so different to us. Another great interview 👏
Had no idea Red Rat was also in high school with us back in the 90s. That was some fun times! Every girl in my school named SHELLY ANN was taunted with the song on a daily😁
I remember he came st maarteen with the crew at my school, school stop no more class for the day nice days in the 90 what he saying is true back in the days was bounty buju beenie man then them come true change the game islands was on fire big up red rat stay bless peace
Red Rat used to live right across the road from me...Rough Lane Shorty Shop in Glendevon Montego Bay,he lived with his mother and sisters.He loved music from those times,his mother is so quiet and humble.
A so you know the real GENERAL dem inna di business, big up MR G and GENERAL DEGREE. I'm always hearing positive things about them helping out young youths. And, dem naah hype or look nuh hype.
Take notes ppl.. nuh matter how yuh look at it..If it wasn’t for the soundsystem juggling culture we wouldn’t know nuff new artist or wouldn’t have heard bout dem!! Social media juggling needs to stay in its lane as secondary. We did already have something genuine at work that’s fully connected to Jamaicans music culture and before social media the culture was doing the same with authenticity don’t throw it away. Salute soundsystem soundclash king of sampling pioneers of sampling
This interview make so many sense red rat bro yu on point with everything you said about the artist dem.. dem need to let go the ego and link up with each other.. big up DJ Kash TV this interview is great
I love red rat !!! Dude am from Zambia/Africa grew up in the 90s/2000s you made my high school years brother . We used to bump your music brother . God bless !!!
DJ Kash you are the ony interviewer I have subscribed to on RU-vid. You are so professional and your interviews are brilliant and so informative. I have learnt so much from these interviews about the artists. THANK YOU....from your brotha accross the pond. If I'm ever in Atlanta I wil definitely try to contact you. Thanks, once again.
Meadowbroooooook!!!! Bless up Red Rat, thanks for help organizing some of the best school barbecue stage show in the 90s and early 2000s. Memories those days were lit
Much respect to this man, the legend Red Rat🎊🎉💯I was blessed to see & hear him live in south Florida years ago along with Alison Hinds👏🏽it was a GREAT night👍🏽❤🥰
Yes Great Interview! 90's dancehall was indeed danchall music as it best! I think when the new millenium arrive from the years 2000 - 2005 was like a roll over of the 90's also! A lot of excellent music and rythms were recorded during this time! A factor that contributed heavily to the 90's music being so good also was that the entire world was experiencing an economic boom! Everyone were making money or had access to making money! So music were recorded with love & happiness! It was also a great era for Soca, RnB, Hip Hop, Rap also!
Oh my daysssssssss! Man like Red Rat yuh know?! Whewwwwwww! I've loved Red Rat for 20+ years and I love that I learned quite a few additional things about his life's/career's journey during this sit-down w/ you Kash. Sooooooooo many timeless gems of: Wisdom, Insight, & Perspective dropped (from the both of you). Love the DJ Kash Podcast! Super solid like the man himself! Big up Bredren!
Red Rat motivated me to dance with as many girls in the party back in the day when that one song came on, my name is Dwayne lol. Big up Red Rat you were poppin during your run. Continued success.
I love the settings of this podcast just looks like a cool place to chill, VERY inspiring :-) Swop the records around in the background lol RED RAT was waaaaaaaaaaaay BEFORE HIS TIME!!
great interview kash ......him fully talented and can restart over again and again. why?..his oldest songs are just being heard for the first time by fans new to the genre...Hitmaker Red Rat i just subscribed plus bell ...thanks Kash ...maad ting
Great interview Dj Kash. Red rat is so underrated . His songs are part of the soundtrack of my youth. It was amazing to hear how they were made . Engaging interview. I just subscribed, love to see a fellow 🇭🇹 do their thing
Bruh this interview was EPIC!!!! Just imagine if Red Rat and Rihanna did song 🎶 🎶 🎵 🎵. Or Red Rat and Nicki did a song, holy ish! This man is a living legend.
So what does that supposed to mean, so are you saying we don't speak proper english??. Jamaica is an English speaking country,Patios is not our official language, it's an adapted language or Secondary Language.English is our Official/Primary Language .You sound ignorant 🤡. We are taught and write in standard English in school,we don't write in Patios. Dancehall music is what influenced Patios, if you did your reseach you would know.
@@northside3701 Ah true yuh ah talk! I lived in England for many years and not even English people speak proper English! Manchester people critic how Liverpool people speak & vice versa! London people critic how Birmingham people speak & vice versa! Middlesborough people critic how Newcastle people speak & vice versa etc.. So the question is! What exactly is proper English?🙄
@@Derellrassy87 Did you not read what i wrote or you need glasses?. Patwa is not African roots either, Patios has some words from the Akan Language,it's not majority. The Europeans/Spaniards were teaching the slaves their language,not the other way around.
