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RenzePenze · 10-13-2009, 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by notorious saga

My older brother was part of the young and restless gang for quite some time, until he got locked up and my father had to do his best to get him out, my nephew is now part of the G unit gang and it seems almost hopeless for him to even change up his lifestyle - nothing or no one can help him.

It ridiculous how it influences. I am talking to my little cousin who telling me about a chopping on the Gaza over the weekend. I'm like WHERE? They have renamed part of our town The Gaza... where they have weekly altercations involving weapons.. SO matches lane close down and de gaza tek ova...is just a song man... The main thing among these younger kids is GANG mentality now and it is quite disturbing that it always has tobe leaning to some kind of violence.

I think though that even if that song had KFC and Royal castle replaced in there.. it still shitty... and I'm a Bunji fan!!

chinky eyes · 10-13-2009, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by RenzePenze

It ridiculous how it influences. I am talking to my little cousin who telling me about a chopping on the Gaza over the weekend. I'm like WHERE? They have renamed part of our town The Gaza... where they have weekly altercations involving weapons.. SO matches lane close down and de gaza tek ova...is just a song man... The main thing among these younger kids is GANG mentality now and it is quite disturbing that it always has tobe leaning to some kind of violence.

I think though that even if that song had KFC and Royal castle replaced in there.. it still shitty... and I'm a Bunji fan!!

Yeah, I agree just shitty all the way around.

Picong · 10-13-2009, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by RenzePenze

It ridiculous how it influences. I am talking to my little cousin who telling me about a chopping on the Gaza over the weekend. I'm like WHERE? They have renamed part of our town The Gaza... where they have weekly altercations involving weapons.. SO matches lane close down and de gaza tek ova...is just a song man... The main thing among these younger kids is GANG mentality now and it is quite disturbing that it always has tobe leaning to some kind of violence.

I think though that even if that song had KFC and Royal castle replaced in there.. it still shitty... and I'm a Bunji fan!!

tada......now allyuh clown think RenzePenze made that up........and dis is in Tobago Renze?

RenzePenze · 10-13-2009, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by Picong

tada......now allyuh clown think RenzePenze made that up........and dis is in Tobago Renze?

Yup...

Dem guntas goh love dis song regardless... lol

Drake · 10-15-2009, 01:27 AM

i for one could care less about the gaza, and gully ish that a gwan in trin-bago

but hearing how trinidad is with this ish , they will eat this song up

the amount times he repeat the 2 factions is quite annoying, however the song aint shite, it aint great by no means ither , seem like he trying to unite the people, but dem youth in trinidad like to follow so i can see some altercations with this

Drake · 10-15-2009, 01:30 AM

Gaza carnival.....No

Gully Bachanal .....No

bus up shut · 10-15-2009, 05:47 PM

Bunji had to make this song. He almost has no choice, with this "Gully" vs "Gaza" topic being the biggest controversy to hit dancehall since Beenie man and Bounty Killer and in addition, its a fact that Bunji music is a perfect combination of the two genres of Soca and Dancehall, it is a perfect storm for Bunji to release his lyrical talent.
There is no way Bunji could avoid singing about this topic. Most of the youths in Trindad who already listen to dancehall have already picked a side, "Gully" if you prefer Movado. "Gaza" if you prefer Vybe Kartel. If you listen to the lyrics Bunji is taking the topic and in many cases pleading to all gang members that regardless of which side you are on, we are one family. Its that simple. Its good music with a social aspect and that is what Soca is about. So if you don't like the tune, then thats on you, consider that you might be getting to old to understand where Bunji is coming from and in that case I'll say who would have thought you would turn into your parents.
I could understand if you just don't like the tune because lyrically and musically its crap, but to say Bunji should not sing this tune because it promotes violence is taking away a major topic from his musical genre. I highly doubt this tune will cause anybody to get murder in a fete. Show me the statistics when carnival done. Until then because Usian Bolt and I both like Vybze Kartel.
"Gaza meh seh and who nah like dat could go jump in a Gully"

soca control · 10-15-2009, 06:02 PM

so this is basically song about men preferring other men
for Carnival
no thanks

daniellle · 10-16-2009, 03:10 PM

errrr neither.

chinky eyes · 10-19-2009, 11:21 AM

Originally Posted by bus up shut

Bunji had to make this song. He almost has no choice, with this "Gully" vs "Gaza" topic being the biggest controversy to hit dancehall since Beenie man and Bounty Killer and in addition, its a fact that Bunji music is a perfect combination of the two genres of Soca and Dancehall, it is a perfect storm for Bunji to release his lyrical talent.
There is no way Bunji could avoid singing about this topic. Most of the youths in Trindad who already listen to dancehall have already picked a side, "Gully" if you prefer Movado. "Gaza" if you prefer Vybe Kartel. If you listen to the lyrics Bunji is taking the topic and in many cases pleading to all gang members that regardless of which side you are on, we are one family. Its that simple. Its good music with a social aspect and that is what Soca is about. So if you don't like the tune, then thats on you, consider that you might be getting to old to understand where Bunji is coming from and in that case I'll say who would have thought you would turn into your parents.
I could understand if you just don't like the tune because lyrically and musically its crap, but to say Bunji should not sing this tune because it promotes violence is taking away a major topic from his musical genre. I highly doubt this tune will cause anybody to get murder in a fete. Show me the statistics when carnival done. Until then because Usian Bolt and I both like Vybze Kartel.
"Gaza meh seh and who nah like dat could go jump in a Gully"

That's the reason I flushed it.

cari50 · 10-19-2009, 11:37 AM

Originally Posted by daniellle

errrr neither.

me too

RasKefentse · 10-22-2009, 09:24 PM

I still waiting for somebody to tell me where exactly in the song he talks about encouraging violence. And even if he was talking about violence music captions what's going on in the urban communities. So why should the truth be hidden?

DGI · 11-02-2009, 03:25 AM

Hey ppl i have a question but i dont wanna make a new theard...
what the caribbean singers means when they sing about "gaza" ?
the "gaza" in the middle east (in israel)???
& if its a gang why they called "gaza"?
what Kartel means when he sing bout gaza?

thanks...

Taj · 11-02-2009, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by DGI

Hey ppl i have a question but i dont wanna make a new theard...
what the caribbean singers means when they sing about "gaza" ?
the "gaza" in the middle east (in israel)???
& if its a gang why they called "gaza"?
what Kartel means when he sing bout gaza?

thanks...

the answers in here if you wanna read.

Bolt is stupid..""gaza me sehh""
what is it with Gazza and Gully?

Awire · 11-02-2009, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by bus up shut

Bunji had to make this song. He almost has no choice, with this "Gully" vs "Gaza" topic being the biggest controversy to hit dancehall since Beenie man and Bounty Killer and in addition, its a fact that Bunji music is a perfect combination of the two genres of Soca and Dancehall, it is a perfect storm for Bunji to release his lyrical talent.
There is no way Bunji could avoid singing about this topic. Most of the youths in Trindad who already listen to dancehall have already picked a side, "Gully" if you prefer Movado. "Gaza" if you prefer Vybe Kartel. If you listen to the lyrics Bunji is taking the topic and in many cases pleading to all gang members that regardless of which side you are on, we are one family. Its that simple. Its good music with a social aspect and that is what Soca is about. So if you don't like the tune, then thats on you, consider that you might be getting to old to understand where Bunji is coming from and in that case I'll say who would have thought you would turn into your parents.
I could understand if you just don't like the tune because lyrically and musically its crap, but to say Bunji should not sing this tune because it promotes violence is taking away a major topic from his musical genre. I highly doubt this tune will cause anybody to get murder in a fete. Show me the statistics when carnival done. Until then because Usian Bolt and I both like Vybze Kartel.
"Gaza meh seh and who nah like dat could go jump in a Gully"

This is why Bunjis songs have declined over the years.....man his music sucks! The crime rate in Trinidad is a big problem....and promoting gaza/gully is not helping but fueling it. He talks how trinidad out of control....nigg@ you helping it! Not to mention his musical messages always contradict.

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10-15-2009, 01:27 AM	#65 (permalink)
Drake Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ny Posts: 2,061 Credits: 20,487	i for one could care less about the gaza, and gully ish that a gwan in trin-bago but hearing how trinidad is with this ish , they will eat this song up the amount times he repeat the 2 factions is quite annoying, however the song aint shite, it aint great by no means ither , seem like he trying to unite the people, but dem youth in trinidad like to follow so i can see some altercations with this

10-15-2009, 01:30 AM	#66 (permalink)
Drake Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ny Posts: 2,061 Credits: 20,487	Gaza carnival.....No Gully Bachanal .....No

10-15-2009, 05:47 PM	#67 (permalink)
bus up shut Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 15 Credits: 162	Bunji had to make this song. He almost has no choice, with this "Gully" vs "Gaza" topic being the biggest controversy to hit dancehall since Beenie man and Bounty Killer and in addition, its a fact that Bunji music is a perfect combination of the two genres of Soca and Dancehall, it is a perfect storm for Bunji to release his lyrical talent. There is no way Bunji could avoid singing about this topic. Most of the youths in Trindad who already listen to dancehall have already picked a side, "Gully" if you prefer Movado. "Gaza" if you prefer Vybe Kartel. If you listen to the lyrics Bunji is taking the topic and in many cases pleading to all gang members that regardless of which side you are on, we are one family. Its that simple. Its good music with a social aspect and that is what Soca is about. So if you don't like the tune, then thats on you, consider that you might be getting to old to understand where Bunji is coming from and in that case I'll say who would have thought you would turn into your parents. I could understand if you just don't like the tune because lyrically and musically its crap, but to say Bunji should not sing this tune because it promotes violence is taking away a major topic from his musical genre. I highly doubt this tune will cause anybody to get murder in a fete. Show me the statistics when carnival done. Until then because Usian Bolt and I both like Vybze Kartel. "Gaza meh seh and who nah like dat could go jump in a Gully"

10-15-2009, 06:02 PM	#68 (permalink)
soca control SOCA OR DIE Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: East Coast Posts: 1,293 Credits: 16,270	so this is basically song about men preferring other men for Carnival no thanks

10-16-2009, 03:10 PM	#69 (permalink)
daniellle Hottie Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: St. John's Posts: 15 Credits: 432	errrr neither.

10-22-2009, 09:24 PM	#72 (permalink)
RasKefentse RasGunta Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: The Jungle of Flatbush Posts: 1,510 Credits: 1,150	I still waiting for somebody to tell me where exactly in the song he talks about encouraging violence. And even if he was talking about violence music captions what's going on in the urban communities. So why should the truth be hidden?

11-02-2009, 03:25 AM	#73 (permalink)
DGI Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Center Posts: 2 Credits: 158	Hey ppl i have a question but i dont wanna make a new theard... what the caribbean singers means when they sing about "gaza" ? the "gaza" in the middle east (in israel)??? & if its a gang why they called "gaza"? what Kartel means when he sing bout gaza? thanks...