LECTURER shares his STORY

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[@hughturner2638]

Teach dem your style of interviewing is on everyone's lips you are definitely showing everyone's else how to do a great interview

[@k.t.1184]

Nuh true? The man just smooth & know how to let ppl open up. All if he mentions sthg controversial or laugh @ the artistes, they don't get offended cus u can see its no disrespect. He non judgmental & humble. Even the way he "beg piece a song"... the man style just different.

[@hughturner2638]

@@k.t.1184 a real man the man is a ten cuts above the rest when it comes to interviews

[@iantaylor7714]

Every word this man says is true. He just kept it real. The only thing I would say, do not harbor hate for Stitchie, love him from a distance and keep your soul free. Nuff love and respect Lecturer.

[@markferguson3477]

Real talk bro

[@HumptyDumpty3611]

I think Lecturer changed his mouth with this Professor Nuts thing because he gave a totally different account when Irish and Chin interviewed him because if i remember well he gave credit to Nuts in teaching him how to DJ but San was the one who taught him how to write and put lyric together to get the real flow..

[@doxcb4717]

Teach thank you for another epic interview . Teach you have introduced me to artists that I would have never heard of . Thank you DJ Lecturer and I hope we can get that reggae museum in Jamaica sooner than later

[@StephLiveUProgram]

Through their ITWs Teach Dem and Muscle are currently building the Dancehall one, even if it a virtual one

[@ericsamuels8354]

GREAT INTERVIEW TEACH DEM!! It's in your top 5 interviews of ALL TIMES

[@02singk1]

Lecturer was such an underrated deejay, DJ Dem Find Me is still one of my favourite songs from the 80’s and Punanny Too Sweet is still a crowd pleaser to this day, nuff respect to the original Lecturer and Teach Dem your ratings dem ever large 👊🏼

[@seymourlarrington3409]

Very intelligent lecturer

[@originaldjlecturer]

Buff respect

[@teachz600]

Big up Lecturer, great DJ. Luv the vibes wid Lecturer. Recapping his history when he said he won silver medal at School Festival. Only if his head wasn't hurting he could have won the gold. (For the fun of it though Lecturer head is so big so if his head is hurting that must be a lot of pain with such a big head LOL)

[@joanhenderson4295]

Love write me a letter in the 80s

[@punanny123]

Great interview and it would be great to hear individual in depth interviews with Papa San, Stitchie and Professor Nuts to hear their side of issues raised by Lecturer. The powers that be in Jamaica do not understand the international financial power of reggae music and Lecturer's idea of a museum is fantastic. Country music does this in America and pulls in millions of US dollars a year.

[@megansimpson7028]

Please get an interview with professor nuts, Stitchie and also papa San. I really want to hear those stories.

[@kimrondavid]

Especially papa San.

[@douglasjoseph2097]

REAL LECTURING ARTIST VERY INTELLIGENT EVER THING CONNECTED BRILLIANT ONE OF THE VERY BEST INTERVIEWS PURE FACTS

[@josmahoney6197]

Boy Teach dem dah interview yah sweet bad,Lecturer with the strong voice really tell it all,Punaany too sweet was a real signature tune

[@alph1975]

It is the best interview I have ever heard that you have done TeachDem.A very iconic person,and a good soul.

[@ivelmurray6486]

The interview powerful

[@neristabouthillier9511]

Lecturer is indeed talented and creative DJ artist. He one of the most decorative mogul in the culture of dancehall.

[@rolandwelcome1598]

Lecturer is one of my favorite deejay.

[@damajah]

Sameway!!

[@debreddren7712]

Teach you have done it again.. The interviewer the interviewee excellent just smooth an organic..you a set di trend my friend. Dem other tubers moss tek notes

[@jasonalexander3766]

Yow, Teach Dem, I’m not lying, this has to be one of your most entertaining interviews yet! But I am very much appreciative to see the iconic Lecturer alive and well. I’ve always been a big fan of 80’s and 90’s dancehall music, so, it was a very refreshing interview. I wish Lecturer nothing but Goodness, Heath and Strength. One Love ❤️

[@teachz600]

Museum & Reggae Festival Day ... great proposal by the Lecturer. Big up Lecky! I hope the Gov and Music Fraternity are open to such ideas.

[@leonbromfield3756]

Yes Teach Dem! Great interview with Lecturer,I like the idea of Lecturer mension about Reggae day in Jamaica,we need to save our Reggae music!!! Bless up Teach Dem.

[@mavishyde7441]

Love this interview 🙌👏

[@carltonthomas1095]

Lecture i love you talk

[@dematical]

True Words Lecturer.. And Love the ideas

[@conradharrison3058]

Great interview Teach Dem, foundation Artist 🇯🇲🇯🇲👊👊👉👉..

[@Muzikcurator]

Yup, facts..I used to live nextdoor to him.

[@barbaramaxwelle569]

Teach Dem I love the interview with Lecturer, although I don't remember much of his songs or history; which is a shame to say the least. Anyway, I wasn't the dancehall type, but he brought up an important topic from the discussion and is why Jamaica don't have a reggae day or week!? And living in the states a day like reggae day would encourage people to travel more to to their native island for a good cause. It's only a few artist I can remember off my head and it's the artiste that plays the most. So having a reggae day in Jamaica or museum as mention would be beneficial for the island and the people of Jamaican and worldwide. Just imaging airline tickets sell off for reggae day in Jamaica 🇯🇲 or a historic museum with previous to current reggae artists with video clips of how it all started would be a talk of the town. Reggae day would demonstrate positivity and good vibration around the island. Therefore, it's a good suggestion that reggae artists get together and collaborate; investing in building a reggae museum which would make a significant change in the tourism industry, and Sweet, sweet Jamaica 🇯🇲 Remember this we likkle but we tallawah. Let's make it happen. Thank you!

[@stack986]

Teach why why🔥fi dat😂, the man said teach have a thing that every man want it...My grandma almost beat me for singing punanny too sweet it too sweet 👍🏽

[@SuperReasonabledoubt]

Elected and anointed one..Lecturer

[@dawnetteclarke8223]

Good interview teach dem 🆙🆙🆙

[@alph1975]

This DJ is a good person. He is very smart. I hope that the Govt. is looking into his thoughts.A Reggae Holiday and a Reggae Museum sounds good, it could really pull a lot of persons from all over the world and that would give the economy an additional boost. Please look into his suggestion, a word of wisdom.

[@raswin3886]

When major worries die jammy s was playing at jack ruby me that like yesterday rip worries gone too soon

[@richardservice2452]

All he said was his head was bigggg hahahahahahahaha

[@tripledtv5464]

Big head lecture you too dam lie stop put you self in Stitchie class ,you is bad mind artist that is reason you career never reach no were.and Stereo One is not from Spanish Town..Stereo One is from Grants Pen and is Ricky Stereo brought Stitchie and Wolf man to Stereo One which was own by my cousin Clifton (RIP) and who is also Ricky Stereo uncle. Big head lecturer stop going on the different KZbin channel and slandering Stitchie name because you never reach the highest were Stitchie is and still Climbing.

[@michaellifetv5696]

Respect ❤️ 🙏🏿

[@elevate006]

this reasoning undoubdtedly top 5 on the platform ..he was definately the kartel l for the 80s erra loaded with lengenday artist..lyrically lethal

[@ashleysmith2461]

Booooy Jammy’s dem wicked it’s a Shame. How this man could stay so loyal and not get fi him proper slice of the cake is just heartbreaking. Its the same story over and over again in the space😢😢😢😢

[@DonaldStewartOnline]

Lecturer vs. Lieutenant Stitchie: I listen to the audio. In my opinion, Lecturer did not K!)) Lieutenant Stitchie.

[@fabresianrhoden8459]

I love it man keep it up nice

[@mavishyde7441]

Lecturer big big specializes dup plate daddy

[@JamaicanMillionaire]

Cosmic Force was my sound.

[@damionarchibald7589]

Teach how do you know Mango Valley,Fellowship Hall,Boscobel Ramble ectera? That's my place yeah dem should have known that is Saint Mary mi come from.

[@rayallwilliams7813]

Intelligence youth🖤🖤

[@everaldwalters6755]

Brother you are well put together ❤love always every time my brother

[@dawnetteclarke8223]

Hi teach this brother have a lot to put in place why don’t you meet some of these artists and implement a this idea not a food for taught but can come a reality in little Jamaican

[@JosephGreen-md3pu]

But a sound name Rock horney use to run portmore b4 love child sound

[@gunnersboss7502]

Me schoolmate Manley moved to Porus as a kid with Romeo Juliet and Mark .

[@richardservice2452]

Roll up pants foot as long as it was and wear it heavy lol,lol i love this man story even though its the firt i am hearing about him etc

[@trevordawson3037]

If the I saying love please forgive Stichie

[@mr.b.2114]

Intelligent reasoning from ‘Lecturer’…….from a reggae day to a reggae museum….. Never heard this kind of ‘ forward thinking ‘ from any other Artist…. A great man with great experiences , reasoning and ideas…. Big up ‘Teach’

[@MrPhrenzi]

"" Every woman have a right...fi damn boasy Cause dem have something...whe everyman want eeh"" The gyallis dem anthem from way back when.....lol

[@waynehalliburton5030]

Real talk

[@BurgzCTX]

Anytime I see a foundation artist on TeachDem I watch without hesitation! Great insightful interview ! 🔥

[@cfranklinnow]

Teach Dem putting in the work shining a light on our history and the greats that made it all happen. Lecturer was a stalwart of dancehall. Give thanks for the works. Bless

[@JuniorParker-ub4sb]

Bennie and my little brother used to fight every time dem buck as two little youth, me a tell u man, a pure jaaama dem keep up,one time u see me Brenda a run him down another time risto Bennie a run him down a pure jaama between the two of dem

[@oraljohnson6152]

Happy to know you found this artist he was the hottest thing in portmore on a sound call love child

[@diplomaticstatusimmunity663]

Teach dem is like the Ian boyen of today except Ian deals with the business entrepreneur such as The underachievers and the overachievers. While teach dem focuses on the Entertainment underachievers and the over achievers in music 🎵🎶..keep up the good work my brother much love and grace.

[@TeachDem]

Lol blessings my brother appreciate the support

[@winsomefrancis6328]

Fi real same suh.

[@Consciousboss]

Knew this one would be epic. Not only another great interview but one of THE best. Teach dem unique style plus the artist’s personality and honesty is what always make a very entertaining interview, Don Mafia is another interview that comes to mind. Teach Dem! Reach Dem! With more good work 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kevinisaacs6930]

Big up to the Legend! Mr. Lecturer. I love the reasoning.

[@TerryBubbler]

Lecturer, Papa San, Tonto Irie, was 3 of my all time favourite jamaican MC's from the 80s and help to inspire me back in the day, along with Tippa Irie, Daddy Colonel and Papa Levi from England. Bless up Lecturer and TeachDem for keeping the legacy alive with these insightful interviews!

[@fletchafletcha8498]

Thanks team I never laugh so much in a long time ,this interview is so joyful and entertaining, have a bless black history month 🇯🇲🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@markb5478]

TeachDem Ann Lecturer. You really Bring this one to the people. This interview is Iconic and Historic great vibes from way back to nowadays. Keep Reggae Music Alive💯🇯🇲

[@rashouse]

@ Teach Dem...AH TRUE LECTURER AH TALK BOUT MAJOR WORRIES...LISTEN TO THE VOICE THEN LISTEN TO CERTAIN OTHER GUYS...AH PURE MAJOR WORRIES STYLE

[@TerryBubbler]

I thought everyone knew about the Major Worries/Shabba connection by now!

[@michaelferguson3317]

Big Respect General Lecture, love the interview Teacher, the best days of Dance Hall Reggae Music is gone it's just the truth there is no respect no good vibe inside the Dance Hall anymore sad to say, going to Dance Hall these days is like going to war it doesn't matter who you are, and sadly we don't even know that is our own business we are killing, the little man who uses to sell his jerk chicken and jerk pork, the soup man cane man peanut man all gone because they are afraid to be robbed and even get killed, trust me the Artist has to stop most of their bad man lyrics it's like promoting badness and we need to have our Artist in the dance hall live every now and then or most of the time, this kind of style they are using specially when you have more than one sound we should be able to go and enjoy your Artist who u like and can go home in peace without any fear. Blessings and thanks big respect for your Platform great job 🙏👍🏻

[@mykallstarrtafari9638]

A few words to sum all what you have written Michael Dance use to sweet!!!!! And everyone use to make a money.

[@waynehalliburton5030]

Real talk bredda. I know man who used to support his family from jerk chicken and so on. Those days are gone now it seems. The best days. Anytime man stop dance with ladies face to face tings no good again.

[@evertonwatson4816]

Well said Lecturer. That was more than a clean hearted interview 💔 it

[@DreBlunt]

Punnany too sweet is a hilarious song 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just the title by itself 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 not to mention the lyrics

[@trailblazer4853]

Lecturer is a Legend! Thank you for your contribution to Dancehall Music. You deserve more credit than what you’ve been given. I appreciate you. Continue doing your thing Bro. Looking fresher than most.

[@originaldjlecturer]

Nuff love and respect bro

[@trailblazer4853]

@@originaldjlecturer ✊

[@towaneredwards6693]

So proud of you dad 🥺❤️

[@omarwilliams6729]

This guy is your real Dad or you're capping?

[@BlaqRaq]

If Lecky is your father, you get my respect already.

[@originaldjlecturer]

@@omarwilliams6729 yes I am her dad and it’s her real dad

[@omarwilliams6729]

@@originaldjlecturer Are you Lecky?

[@juniorreid8277]

Lecturer a real don, see u in Tottenham nuff times, I live the farm, nuff RESPECT for making UK ur home

[@byronbyron4765]

Everything lectures speak is truth.. Papa San in a class of his OWN

[@lornalarmond6865]

Just love Teach Dem interview's with our great long term artist. Lecturer was a great artist in the 80-90's fantastic greats..!💯👍❤️🇬🇧🇯🇲..

[@Greavsie-xt2pm]

Wicked interview. Lecturer have a bag a history fi share with Teacher. Love lecturer's vibe. Reminds me of when Jigsy king had his interview. Nuff joke. Big up Lecturer.

[@nadinebradyforbes7243]

Best interview i have ever listened to straight from the start to the finish Lecturer you are so real one love my brother🙏💙🇯🇲

[@megamedley]

Scorpion come from Trelawny, and the dance with Nigga Mikey was in Trelawny also in Wakefield

[@amb211]

Yes you right ,and a we win the clash Jack ruby kill creation.we did kill them..

[@megamedley]

Mikeylous yuh surprise everybody, nobody expected you to stand up like that but I was there and mi caa give you the win

[@oraljohnson6152]

All that Lecturer said is true but him still don't mention his badest song at the time .. Police Peggy.. .. when him draw dat song the Nuh good again

[@Badboytrevor]

Jah know it was hard for me to watch this, the man head bigger than teach dem body, this yute mus respect his mother because the amount of damage him mus give her coming out with a head like that fun intended 😅😅😅😅

[@kayakautoglass]

Usually be around dem man here in the early 2000’s …Leeds & Huddersfield areas .. nuff dance and late night blues

[@kidomentos7231]

Teach dem has the art of keeping the artist on the right timeline when they straw off track respect youth

[@keyanewen9736]

Love this interview, I remember seeing Lecturer in the 90's in Montreal......he was amazing. Party was nice my friend and I were up front, music was loud, I said to my friend "how him head so big" just then the music stopped.... I remember him asking "a who say that"....I started looking around like everyone else.....#90'sdancehall. Good times.

[@riptonweir335]

Just spend a few hours of the preparation day watching the interviews of John Hype, Cutty Ranks and this one with Lecturer. No disrespect to anyone but some of these producers are outright cruel and I pity those artists who never knew anything about the music business except for their love for it.

[@JAMshortsDAILY]

Wonder if yuh can unite him an stichie

[@martinispecial6979]

Big up Lecturer from V Rocket days, but hear What leccy you still can learn to play a musical instrument 🎷 don’t watch the age, it’s not a regret as the man still a live, gawn go learn your instrument

[@mikefagan9823]

Good Interview Teach dem - true words Lecturer time for some sort of museum or hall of fame for the reggae industry make a lot of sense.

[@donmowatt7895]

Lots of stuff to note in this interview, I'm a little disappointed, clearly dance hall has in the past, and even now is a cut throat business,loaded with ultra ego,it's male dominated,things that happened between artists at that time showed lack of judgement ect,but in this case that's over 30 years ago,so I don't see the reason to be mad with you co workers ( in this case (stitchie and nut) you should have gotten over that's since you've emphasize the GOD in you several times in this interview.secondly foreign is a bed of rose for many and I mean many JAMAICANS,but like myself they don't go on social media to present them self in that manner,many are highly educated,have great Jobs,and wether living in the cold as in NY or the sunshine as in Florida,life is what you make it where ever you live,that's on you to make it work,big up teach Dem,every life has a story.

[@matrix8750]

True

[@easyrelax2227]

Why these artists keep big up KING JAMMYS when he took all their royalties

[@bumpy9354]

This is going to be gd teach 🙌 Horace Andy reasoning was a great vibe 👌 👏 Blessings teach !! Dont worry ! Rodigan will reason with you !!

[@beedavis6801]

Special request teach dem...warrior king interview! Bless

[@ricardobaggio4330]

Lecturer a 57 rasss the man look young rasta

[@chriscobb1989]

Yeppp agree with lecturer 100000000000% infact am not Jamaican luv the muzic 🎵🎶 when I saw what happened to a lot of these reggae artist e.g. Nicodemus, Frankie Paul the great F.P. etc..etc.. I mentioned it to my friends when ever we listening to the blast from the past and so on would of been a great great help, I even feel the same about the Calypso/ Soca world it take like mind artist to commit to the cause not just the thoughts/Ideas. In closing will like to say the music is still here lots of reggae/Calypso/ Soca artist are still around. So hey who knows.. Daddy Mex seh so..

[@strive4dprize]

Good morning. Another great interview by Teach Dem. I group up during this era. The lecturer take us down memory lane. Those were some great clashes sound to sound, deejay to deejay etc. The beauty of it there was no violence and the lyrics were kept clean and fit for airplay. These clashes were used to determine the dancehall king and queen. I need to bring back these days when people can enjoy themselves, the true king and queen is determined based on their musical talent. Again these things need to be done violence-free and everyone enjoys themselves. I like the idea of the museum. Thank you lecturer for informing us, taking us down memory lane, and let the new generation know what it used to be back in the day.

[@Uncle-Basil]

I heard the name Lecturer in the 80's and it's good that he's doing well...but all these great men need royalties for their work...I pray the Most High that he gets it. I hope he visits Ghana, but only after I move their in a couple of years...lol

[@shiftacula_music_3646]

Lecturer respect Papa San and rightfully so…😂😂😂😂😂😂 good days.

[@mrbakklesworldwidesinger4370]

Seems like badmind is synanimous with the music business I saw lecturer when he was in his prime my good friend junior Kelly showed me him sitting in car in Spanish Town. He was red hot then I listened to him that night from my house Marathon high power. Alongside Ricky Stereo and Ricky Chaplin pinchers and ghost kiddie and little roper in those Junior Kelly was called Golden touch

[@globalwavesmedia]

Lecturer good real positive energy general in London big up great interview all the best family positive

[@bundown5463]

I see that Teach has found big head Lecturer. His memory is extensive and he will have a lot to say.

[@cosmicwisdom999]

I've heard his Irish and Chin interview before

[@clairehanson2036]

Big up

[@ufiwaly]

Good night Teach and family I am ready for this one Horace was a eye opener this one should be good 👍🏾💝💪🏾

[@gunna4lyfe104]

Lecture not telling the truth about the clash with stereo one,Stichie wipe the floor with them,be honest

[@kenlarthompson6011]

When and where did that happen?

[@janoyantonio9585]

Never knew him but the Rasta man in Porus he mentioned of name Dagoo with the sound system is still right there, still strong as well . He have a great story

[@janoyantonio9585]

@Da Royal General When coming from Scott's path heading to porus Town there is this bar in opposite a church right on the main road there that's where he is

[@lance1230m]

Yes TeachDem, you find another one of the greats. Lecturer sounds very angry though. He needs to let go hate still. It's only eating him up. Too much energy wasting on one man for over 30 years.

[@donaldramsamugh1723]

Great interview Teach, I enjoyed watching the whole thing bredda, right now I'm trying to comment and it's hard to see my key pad bredda because mi eye dem tiaad lol.... I never knew all this about the Lecturer himself 🌟, I was living in Passage Fort at the time and been to many of his dances, this dude is my general now more than ever, He has a clean heart ❤️ and for that in my book I have Great respect for him...

[@berylmclean9057]

Silent for so so long Teach dem keep up the good work this one i have to comment i dont know this man personally but you can hear/see his thurth i laugh so much

[@Ranymo]

Teach Dem once more a mek di message reach dem.... Lecturer is a clean heart youth I know that personally as a little young artist back in the days he never hesitate to give me the mic on Kangol sound in Montego Bay... back then my name was Apahie.

[@ronaldpeterkin7064]

Teach Dem, respect; Big up the great Lecturer. I've been always wondering where is this DJ. In 1987,I was I was the MC at a show in Waterford St Catherine and after calling the names of about the first 5 artists and no one appeared on stage/absent,it was pure Shandy bottles followed by this guy with a long knife. Man,I was shocked. It's this DJ Lecture who saved us. He just appeared on the stage, grabbed the mike and said," Yow! Ease off and saved the band and all of us. I think the promoters advertised some artists that they never booked. Big up U self Dj Blessed 🙏.

[@kemarsmith582]

Pp

[@jovaunbaker7958]

Hay Teach I 💘 u as a wonderful person I would like u to correct him when he pronounce his words incorrect i hope when u laugh it's just for a hummer I iam just enjoying all your interview, please without u these Artist would not be known by me I'm a half Jamaican but i really clinging to my parents roots so teach keep up the grateful work no one like you thanks for LECTURA FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REGGAE MUZIC I IAM IN 2000 EARTH STRONG. JUST A KID

[@MrMassive876]

Facts the dj a talk! Reggae day and reggae museum will surely pull tourist! Slim smith a big artist!

[@pupaleendi]

I’m not from Jamaica but I know Slim Smith bcuz I make it my duty to research who iz who in reggae

[@mykallstarrtafari9638]

Yeah man talked the talk great Dj on the sound systems and had some big songs, still have them in my collection 🎶 big respect great interview as usual.

[@tinakelly6474]

Teach I love your interviews! Always interesting and funny to listen to these artistes tell their stories. I grew up with listening to nearly all the artistes you’ve featured but there is so much more to them than their music. Big up to All!

[@notnice4214]

TeachDem always ah try make peace with the artists, I love that.

[@davidbrown9107]

A must jah cure na do the special