Archive: September 2025

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.

Some social media users are calling dancehall artiste Khago a two-timer, after he voiced a dubplate for the Jamaica Labour Party, mere months after performing on stage at a People’s National Party meeting in Bellefield, Manchester.

In his defence, Khago took to social media to set the record straight, writing “I’m a musician, I’m not a politician, I sing for both sides I can’t make my money slide.” 

The dubplate created from Khago’s popular song 2-Time on the controversial rhythm of the same name, clearly endorses his support for Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour Party.