DON GORGON & WARLORD TO BUTT HEADS AT NEW JERSEY REGGAEFEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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14:17 09/15 2008
DON GORGON & WARLORD TO BUTT HEADS AT NEW JERSEY REGGAEFEST
Phenomenon one is the sound that has been thrilling Ninja Man fans for years and he has no doubt that this will be the case for all the tomorrows. A marvel in his own right, the veteran Ninja Man has declared that he is coming for Bounty Killer.
It will be the lyrical war of the year and maybe even decade, as the two will hit the stage of New Jerseys 2008 ReggaeFest on Sunday September 21.
Gearing up for the clash, Ninja who is better known in the dancehall as the original front teet, gold teet, gun pon teet Don Gorgon makes no qualms about his intentions for this weekends Reggaefest, as he is determined to verbally annihilate Bounty Killer otherwise known as the Warlord.
It is bound to be an exciting evening at the Halsey Street Sports Complex in Newark because Ninja has reported that he will not be gracing the stage until Bounty Killer has been also called up. I am coming for Bounty, he declared.
Razor sharp lyrics are expected to soar through the air at the upcoming Fest, since Ninjas extraordinary stage antics coupled with his witty and sly verbal attacks will be going up against a DJ warrior who never backs down from a musical war of words.
Bounty Killer, who is currently on tour in Japan is also extremely notorious for his cross, angry, miserable lyrical persona that never minces words when slaughtering opponents in the dancehall. His slicing microphone tactics are highly anticipated for the New Jersey ReggaeFest that has been dubbed, The Year of The Great.
The on again off again stage rivalry between Ninja Man and Bounty Killer will come to the fore once more, causing the festival in New Jersey to become the year of the great lyrical clash.
I am coming for one Rodney Price who a gwaan like people fraid a himit is about time dancehall people in Merica really get to see somebody lyrically dead pon stage, Ninja stated. And while the verbal attacks even get personal at times, Ninja maintains that it is only a lyrical fight and there are never hard feelings behind the words.
Chuckling at the idea of the immense fun and entertainment in store for patrons, concert organizer, Casey G City Rankine of Road Block Radio said, Ninja, Bounty and Beenie have been in the industry for well over a decade, they are three of the greatest and this will no doubt be a great display of talent.
Major reggae acts like: Queen Ifrica, Etana, Demarco, Serani, Barrington Levy, Bugle, Assasin, Filippa Mafia and Jiggy Spoogie are also slated to appear at the New Jersey ReggaeFest.
It will be the lyrical war of the year and maybe even decade, as the two will hit the stage of New Jerseys 2008 ReggaeFest on Sunday September 21.
Gearing up for the clash, Ninja who is better known in the dancehall as the original front teet, gold teet, gun pon teet Don Gorgon makes no qualms about his intentions for this weekends Reggaefest, as he is determined to verbally annihilate Bounty Killer otherwise known as the Warlord.
It is bound to be an exciting evening at the Halsey Street Sports Complex in Newark because Ninja has reported that he will not be gracing the stage until Bounty Killer has been also called up. I am coming for Bounty, he declared.
Razor sharp lyrics are expected to soar through the air at the upcoming Fest, since Ninjas extraordinary stage antics coupled with his witty and sly verbal attacks will be going up against a DJ warrior who never backs down from a musical war of words.
Bounty Killer, who is currently on tour in Japan is also extremely notorious for his cross, angry, miserable lyrical persona that never minces words when slaughtering opponents in the dancehall. His slicing microphone tactics are highly anticipated for the New Jersey ReggaeFest that has been dubbed, The Year of The Great.
The on again off again stage rivalry between Ninja Man and Bounty Killer will come to the fore once more, causing the festival in New Jersey to become the year of the great lyrical clash.
I am coming for one Rodney Price who a gwaan like people fraid a himit is about time dancehall people in Merica really get to see somebody lyrically dead pon stage, Ninja stated. And while the verbal attacks even get personal at times, Ninja maintains that it is only a lyrical fight and there are never hard feelings behind the words.
Chuckling at the idea of the immense fun and entertainment in store for patrons, concert organizer, Casey G City Rankine of Road Block Radio said, Ninja, Bounty and Beenie have been in the industry for well over a decade, they are three of the greatest and this will no doubt be a great display of talent.
Major reggae acts like: Queen Ifrica, Etana, Demarco, Serani, Barrington Levy, Bugle, Assasin, Filippa Mafia and Jiggy Spoogie are also slated to appear at the New Jersey ReggaeFest.