Buju Banton Triumphs Despite Legal Troubles with new collabs and returning to the United States

Buju Banton, the reggae luminary, has managed to maintain a strong presence and captivate audiences worldwide despite facing legal issues over the years. His triumphant return to the United States after a 6-year banishment marks a significant moment in both his personal journey and the evolution of reggae music.

Born Mark Myrie, Buju Banton began toasting at just 12 years old, becoming incredibly popular in the early ‘90s. His albums, including ‘Voice of Jamaica’ and ‘Til Shiloh,’ have been celebrated as some of the most important works in reggae and dancehall music.

Buju Banton on a private jet to Miami

Following his release from prison, Banton made a triumphant return to music with a sold-out concert in Kingston, Jamaica. Even though his legal troubles have affected his career, Buju’s perseverance, resilience, and ability to overcome adversity has enabled him to maintain his status as a beloved artiste. His message of love, hope, and empowerment transcends borders and brings people together in a shared celebration of life and music.

“This is history, the energy here is crazy. I’ve never seen anything like this – this is another level of inspiration. He’s at G.O.A.T status, another level. Legendary.” UK rapper Konan wrote after Buju Banton’s sold out Show in 2019 in Kingston, Jamaica.

Buju Banton, Capleton, and Boston’s reggae artist BL the Hook Slayer have released a new collaboration titled “This is How We Roll.” The song has already gained over 250k views on YouTube and is receiving heavy rotation in Jamaica, featuring on IrieFm. DJs such as Lollipop, Smurf, Kaz, Digital Chris, and ZJ Diamond have included the song in their playlists. Contractor Music Marketing is handling the marketing for the track.

The impressive success of “This is How We Roll” can be attributed to the unique fusion of each artist’s distinct sound, which has resonated with music enthusiasts worldwide. One fan wrote on YouTube, “Really can’t believe I’m hearing real dancehall again. Unbelievable. Will it make a comeback?”

Banton is experiencing a career resurgence with his return to the United States. DJ Khaled recently shared the exciting news that the Jamaican reggae legend, is back in the United States. In a video shared on social media, Khaled made the emotional and joyful announcement that is beloved friend is back in America.

As the music video continues to attract viewers on YouTube, social media platforms are buzzing with positive reviews and fans sharing their excitement and there is no doubt fans are gearing up for one of the biggest Buju Banton concert ever in the United States.

Rohan Marley came out to celebrate with DJ Khaled and Buju Banton on his return in America. The mood is triumphant and Rohan Marley called Buju a magician.

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