Verzuz is back!

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Sheryl Lee Ralph honoured by Drexel University

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Rebel wins again, inks corporate deal

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Reggae Jam International’s inaugural Jamaica staging postponed

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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IzyBeats to host talent search via TikTok later today

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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International Reggae Day 2024 will celebrate Riddims and Resistance spanning thirty years

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Busy Signal and Shaneil Muir collaborate for Team Jamaica’s official theme song for Paris Olympics

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Bob Marley inspired bicycle celebrates the spirit of Reggae and the essence of movement

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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Buju’s New York Long Walk to Freedom now a two-day event

Verzuz, the online clash series made popular during the pandemic is back with its new home being social media platform X.

Co-Founders Swizz Beatz and Timbaland made the announcement yesterday revealing that they have signed a new distribution partnership with the Elon Musk owned platform.

The development comes after they reacquired full ownership of the platform from Triller earlier this year.

Verzuz, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly gained popularity, during lockdown with the clash between Beenieman and Bounty Killer which streamed live from Kingston, being arguably the most exciting and spontaneous edition of the clash series.

During the activities dancehall fans saw Prime Minister Andrew Holness joining in on the excitement, taking to his official Twitter to declare “Jamaica’s culture is global” while sharing a screenshot of the action.

In keeping with national pride, the battle between the two legends opened with a rousing rendition of the Jamaican National Anthem and had 480,000 viewers on the live stream, it was later announced that 3.7 million people watched the show which had over one billion impressions registered across all platforms during the live event.

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