MDOTR, A White British Country Boy Gets Big Jamaican Forwards For Dancehall Freestyle.

[@pow4265]

This man have a passion for Jamaican culture and I appreciate him respect my brother

[@SeekTheCross]

So Jamaican culture is being slack and singing about girls private parts, what a culture

[@Squallin153]

🔥🔥🔥big up MDot

[@Zjonishealing]

@@SeekTheCrossyou’d be surprised how much of that there actually is

[@boogsybrooks]

Modern day minstrel show. Dont be stupid.

[@NelsonEdouard-i2r]

@@SeekTheCross Stop Hating! STFU

[@sniper1444]

I'm a 50-year-old Metalhead and I can't get enough of this guy😂

[@BalloonCement]

That be the power of his positivity, my fellow metalhead =)

[@shaolinrasta2289]

Love me some metal music. It was the first genre of music I gravitated towards.

[@thestarshavefallen]

Cos he's white.

[@sniper1444]

@thestarshavefallen yes, he's not the norm for the genre so it adds an interesting flair. That's what you meant right? Or were you implying RRRRRRRACISM?? 🤣😂

[@markfarminer5319]

​@sniper1444 get a grip know head,there is always one and its you. Phil lyott lead singer of thin lizzy was black. Jimmy hendrix was black and skinhead music was actually trajan back up from the late 50s in england.

[@hurcklynbrown2630]

This man truly loves Jamaica music and people

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

I’m glad ppl can see 🙏🏽

[@axman3128]

Wait he's not a yardie? Lol I thought he was at least mixed, he just picked it up n did his thing

[@uk_bigboss]

@@axman3128 he's from Kent isle of sheppey

[@billmckenna2101]

@@mdotrcookandvibesmashed that interview, been fan since day1 bro you know, cmon dat way wooo oiii ❤

[@redpillras3456]

He does

[@shaolinrasta2289]

As a Jamaican, I 10000000000% approve of his style. He's really embracing our culture like none other I've seen in a while

[@ramassesskaggs8294]

Big tune my bro, we Jamaicans do love you and you have adopt the culture nuff, nuff respect to you, keep blazing bro

[@alsteff6785]

WHAT? A ONLY U N DEM .they stole britan of us as saxons when you were knights re write our history and pushed you back in the carribean with war and lies then slaves you and here with another agent to do it again why dont you wake up and put on your iron shirt jamicans are so thick in the head...

[@Lee-ke9mx]

Bless up brother real 1

[@Billy-xo3yy]

Nobody deserves it more than M Dot R, real yute humble bredda been putting in work for the longest years Pon years. Big up yourself

[@ingrammac]

M dot is loved by Jamaicans …. Anyone who shows respect receives respect!! Love his music & his energy

[@uk_bigboss]

If he's loved by Jamaicans how come u don't see him on no big shows in Jamaica 😂

[@ingrammac]

@@uk_bigboss so the fact he’s not on big shows verifies he’s not loved by your everyday Jamaican 😂😂😂😂 boy you dumb as hell

[@producerdevelopment]

@@uk_bigbossyet

[@marcgabriel5096]

​@@uk_bigbossmaybe because he lives in... England? 😂

[@Ukboss1]

​@@marcgabriel5096😂😂OK plenty of loved uk artist have done big shows like sting in jamaica like gappy ranks tuggawar stylo g m dot r us just internet hype with comedy value

[@harryburrows2112]

I originally laughed at this guy but after listening to him speak, he is one of the most humble and likeable artists have ever come across. He is talented and has a respect for Jamaican culture. Good luck to him, I hope he achievers everything that he wishes to.

[@CB-ft8zw]

So you laughed at him before even finding out about how hhumble he is. Too many people wanted to dislike him no doubt purely based on his colour.

[@OFFICIALRAMKO]

@@CB-ft8zw lol nobody dislikes him… it’s just funny and cool to see a White dude singing in a patwa accent.

[@CB-ft8zw]

@@OFFICIALRAMKO In Jamaica there are white, Chinese, Lebanese and Indian people who usually have a Jamaican accent.

[@fabriciotonelli5396]

Great

[@ThePinnaclePrismEnigma]

such is life

[@nevilleforbes7897]

MDOTR I’ve heard the passion in your voice and the love ❤️ for Jamaica

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🇯🇲

[@kazsupermaturalsunra4644]

LOVE FOR JAMAICA!!!🧐 BET YUH NOH HAH DAT DEH LEVEL AH LOVE FI ALL DI AFRICAN (WHO YOU DUMB ASS REFER TO AS BLACK) ARTIS FROM YOUR OWN COUNTRY. Y'ALL'S LEVEL OF WORSHIP FOR THOSE FUH'KING 👽LIEN RE🦎TILIAN MF's IS DEEP.☠

[@jiggavanperci]

One of the most humblest & respectful people you’ll ever meet may the lord bless this man☝🏽💯❤️

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@plikkkk]

It isn’t cultural appropriation when it’s intended to contribute to the culture rather than steal from it. He makes this music for the people who already love it. And man, he is so earnest and humble - and so talented - it’s hard not to root for the guy.

[@OrganicGem33]

That’s only a term Americans use. The whole world doesn’t get ‘cultural appropriation’.

[@megaplexXxHD]

@@OrganicGem33 cultural appropriation is a joke anyway. americans claim that beeing german and running a chinese restaurant is already cultural appropriation 🤣🤣🤣

[@DisemboweII]

@@OrganicGem33 Yup. The rest of the world celebrates culture and exchanging the best parts, everyone grows from it. It's not all sunshine and rainbows, but that's the magic of the human experience; figuring out what works and focusing on it.

[@jamguy79]

Oh you get it

[@RealDafuh]

you have to know, that normally nobody speaks about "cultural appropriation" because cultures mix, borrow, reinvent, and adapt since millenias...

[@akshayrbhavsar]

This is an amazing interview. He put his heart and soul into this

[@dimplessamuels960]

Total immersion is the key!!! Love your energy!!!keep up the awesome music

[@MrDaddyBuff]

From the states, North America. I love this dudes styles and he if he came over here to perform, I'd definitely see him live.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

He is so positive and appreciative 😍

[@uk_bigboss]

They always are until they take over our tings

[@BigMan-jj9xp]

Dutty retch dem kmt

[@WattzArtist]

​@@uk_bigbosselaborate...

[@LilBigBud]

Years ago I never used to like this guy, but watching his videos lately I see how passionate and humble he is and I have grown to admire that about him… cook and vibe! And after watching this interview I have to say more love to this guy… breaking down boundaries and mixing cultures and love! This man deserves his flowers 🌺 🌷 🌹

[@Tingley19]

I didnt even mean to watch this whole interview but here i am. Hahaha i clicked just to hear his speaking voice and just got enthralled in his storytelling. He's quite inspirational. Big props to you M dot R. You the man, man.

[@Ateesh6782]

same here :) ❤️

[@justspacegoatfarts]

me too ! 😊

[@xGr1mMy]

Same lmao I always thought he had a Jamaican accent but no proper English accent lol what a legend

[@mitch4749]

I’m a blk English man with Jamaican blood and I can tell you this man here, him ❤️ JA & the ppl dem same way. Strength n guidance all the way mi bredda keep doing your ting ✊🏾👊🏾

[@ThatCarGuy1983]

Black "British" English is it's own ethnicity you cannot be black and english only white northern europeans from england are english.. Wish people would understand this i find it ignorant as i am english. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Mzra808]

@@ThatCarGuy1983 you are one dumb guy 🤣

[@_Rustodian]

​@@jayandgemhe's right. English is an ethnicity. British is a nationality. Someone told me and I wasn't aware, but when I looked it up it's true.

[@danieltatum4262]

I’m a Jamaican African

[@bezmirbrown2822]

​@thatcarguy6190 wrong

[@MessinjahZONLYTV]

Man like MDOTR FINALLY got his Onstage flowers 🙏🏾 SALUTE my brudder 💯 keep puttin in this WORK 💪🏾

[@jerryyoung4959]

I love this guy he is awesome ❤❤

[@landl190372]

Just discovering this guy and I'm sure what he's doing is coming from a place of love. I can't see anything wrong with people loving each others' cultures. As a young Greek lad growing up in London in the 1980s, some of my earliest musical impressions were from the reggae guys playing their music loud from stalls near the shops on a Saturday. Culture is all of us influencing each other.

[@The13thTruth]

Lol let a black man pretend to be a Greek and see if them racist demons won't hate him

[@AlbertinhoVigo]

From the very first time i discovered this guy, i knew he was gonna be succesfull,.big up M DOT R , love from Spain, FIRE!

[@btcmewzik9613]

We will always appreciate you bro welcome to the culture 💯💫🔥😊😎

[@alsteff6785]

Sooo... you as the native british had been defeated pushed back into jamica stole your history by saxons and now they doing it again shatapp🤮😭😭😭

[@dezignateddriva]

he is not stealing or taking over the culture, he is spreading it!

[@kthomas466]

😂

[@se20se20]

Naa its verbal blackface

[@kosh9019]

@se20se20 sym ignorant donut

[@Brawlin_7]

You fool 🙄

[@cmg2853]

@@se20se20 Honestly, I laughed at how dumb of a comment this is. Have a like.

[@normabennett-sparkes5659]

This man I rate him 100%🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@DoryMugisha-pj7cl]

I am a Rwandan and I love MDOTR music! He's super cool and knows what's he's doing! One of a kind.

[@lachyaplin5198]

Man I love this dude, so glad he stuck to it and kept doing this thing he’s absolute fire on the mic

[@skidder8693]

Mad respect for MDOTR for doing what he pleases and doing it so well

[@debbierobinson1642]

Welcome Bro to the world of Jamaica, we Love and respect the fact that you love us , we return the Love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alsteff6785]

Although they teef your native land before slavery aka britan hes just a agent lool foolfool ppl

[@Winald]

So humble man. That's love for the music!

[@AdamHazelden1984]

I bloody love you mate!! Your drive is insane so keep it up. You will go far doing what you do, and I honestly want to see that happen for you. Respect brother 👊🏻 x

[@CraigWCCC]

I applauded M Dot R and those that he crafted his style from. Respect to Jamaica from the USA.

[@pacos999]

As a Trinidadian, big up man and don't pay anyone any attention, do what you love and be true to it.... More success for you my friend

[@enemycutz6425]

I actually like my guy, I thought he was born and raised in JA but nothing but love cause he's love for the culture is clear, he's on point I like his energy

[@cleverB634]

Love me some MDot R. I want to see your career go to the sky and beyond. You are one of the humblest and down to earth person I know. Much blessings. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🇬🇧

[@melaniewignal439]

I like to see other races embrace our culture, the colour barrier can't come in between unity.

[@caribbeanvanguard]

We need to first put that energy into loving and getting along with each other. Loving, embracing, and accepting others was never an issue, that's the easy part. We are very backward.

[@paulhewson7459]

Respect

[@sharonpaxton8333]

Brother in London we have been liaising to Ragga reggae for years Nija man super cat fireman Buju It’s not new

[@CaptainUncle1836]

Jamaica nuh have set colour, no barrier

[@Brawlin_7]

You rassclart embrace too much that's why it's dem kinda people get awards for "best reggae album" and not the real artist.. kmt wake up

[@simonh2011]

Sometimes the world just gives a gift to the people and Mdot is one of them. The energy he brings is next level. Absolutely buzzing for him that he's getting recognition

[@stephengalloway6604]

I heard him a week ago... I was blown away!!! I've been listening too Jamaican music since I was 8. My older brother put me on Buju Banton & there was no turning back! I said that too say this. I was shocked!!! It was a reel when I 1st seen MDot! I couldn't believe it! Keep up the great work!!! Coming from Florida! Big ups!

[@ifbbprosjt]

Been watching his career for years now! Full respect to the man.

[@shawntuma4506]

Such a cool wholesome real guy, love his sound needs more records

[@marksuckaturd5098]

BIG, BIG RESPECT TO MDOT!! I WILL NEVER CHAT SHIT ON THIS MAN EVER AGAIN!! I'll admit it, I thought this lad was just a meme and the butt of a joke prior to this interview. I also thought he was born and raised in Jamaica after first hearing him. He proper kills it. Man's definitely earned my respect something serious listening to this interview. I swear straight up and down, I will never laugh at this man ever again and furthermore I'll slap the next bloke I catch talking shit or laughing at him. His passion for authenticity in his music and dedication to doing it right instantly won me over. He obviously loves more than the music he loves the culture/country.

[@debramcnicholl3956]

Never change being yourself M Dot R I personally like your music it's all about Reggae Dance Hall grew up with this music and me children x

[@countrydadkicks]

Mi fam, you deserve this, England & Jamaica are one. Love & respect Broski 💯📈

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

Respect

[@anjee.3261]

Where did you hear that rubbish!

[@kerrygordon473]

@@anjee.3261 exactly!...

[@finess2012]

England and Jamaica are one ? 😂😂. Do some research and refrain from non-sense. This guy is viewed as a clown in U.K

[@alsteff6785]

They teef britan and allll your history of you jamicans wid lies when they were called anglo saxons jamicans were knights and indigenous to england their to teef coming to do it again with ther nicely nicey devil lies... if you respect us left us alone ygm

[@nattyphysicist]

If God is love then this man is blessed.

[@jahworx]

Proud moment!!!! The growth is real 🙌

[@Gurra.Vasa.77]

this man is so passionate about Jamaican culture and music and it's so cool to see how passionate he is about this. I am Assyrian and I love Jamaican music and started listening to Reggae when I was 20+ years old and today I am 49. It was actually from a white european who liked listening to Reggae that I was first introduced to Jamaican music and loved the music immediately the first time I heard it.

[@MrAllysonn]

Incredible and inspiring.

[@jimmer8081]

Love the love hes getting .. 🔥🔥

[@lisapeters1780]

Love this artist. So talented🔥🔥❤️

[@djgsmallztv]

This guy is a massive inspiration to me 💯 💯

[@CDPodcast]

This is an amazing interview and insight into this guy. Nothing but respect tbh

[@jamaicavincy6643]

BIG UP URSELF MY G and blessings to Popcaan for giving you a fwd to. Yeah Man keep up th good work My G.

[@nyashawilliams4668]

Ina real life.

[@uphorik]

I'm so glad M Dot R is getting the love he deserves. Been following this man for several years now and it's incredible to witness his rise. So glad he's getting the love and respect he deserves!

[@triumph_cv]

MDot is ridiculously talented. I hope he finds even more success. Much respect.

[@The13thTruth]

😂😂

[@sasha-meikadinnal1718]

I just wish the British people could embrass us the same way we embrass them especially in the professional space😌🙏

[@caribbeanvanguard]

Ahhh, poor thing.

[@AnEnglishGentleman]

I appreciate this guy on so many levels. What an interview 🫡

[@glizzyhendrix]

respect to this young black man, hope to see more of him

[@leebrown9680]

​@@nosferatu2clearly lived as a Jamaican in his previous life. That's a Jamaican soul.

[@woszon]

From the uk aswell and i appreciate this guy and his love for jamaica, seems like a humble just who loves what he does!!!!

[@ConradWilliams400m]

It’s nuts hearing his actual voice 😅

[@bigsimbi]

This guy is a legend glad I discovered him

[@ONEOFAKINDSISTAH]

How many Black British artists who love and honour dancehall have been featured on OnStage?

[@pedrocarlito4498]

A question that needed to be asked and also needs to be answered 👍🏾

[@SaRa-go6iu]

Bro this guy is a fucking culture vulture industry plant.

[@ryanhuie7098]

You would have to bring all of them if that’s your argument

[@ONEOFAKINDSISTAH]

@@ryanhuie7098 not an argument just an observation. We are too quick to bypass more talented artists (who have done more for the culture) to highlight mediocre non-black artists.

[@onpoint357]

@@ONEOFAKINDSISTAH you have to name di artist dem. And remember seh him have a social media buzz

[@Intelx]

Love this story. Proof that when you lead with love like he said you can manifest your dreams 🙏🏿.

[@ginabrogden8372]

Big up urself everytime representing UK MDOTR 🇬🇧 TO 🇯🇲l mad love him passion is unreal

[@TheOriginalArchie]

As a person whom is NOT Jamaican, I respect that he said point blank, that he could sit there and talk in a posh English accent but it's the LOVE that got him to who he is. He has no shame about it, he turns the negatives to positives. Just the fact that he lays it out with no shame is admirable.

[@The13thTruth]

Okay bot

[@corneliusromeo2123]

Big up MDR my bro always played his songs in his sets 👊

[@furrymonkeything]

Jamaicans 🇯🇲😁 do love a good tune ,even "pseudo-reggae " . M-dot r takes his love for the music and the culture to another level. No one can deny his status as an adopted Jamaican , entwined in the most rigorous of genre , that of "dance hall". For so long we have seen the pseudo-reggae , now we may now have a discipline that is founded in the grass roots of the Jamaican culture in the UK 🇬🇧 back to Jamaica. This is phenomenal. If it does not take root from here then it will certainly end with this man.

[@wolfcub1870]

MDOTR-big up ya self bra bra! Man love the culture and embraces it and in turn the people show him respect! Music is a multicultural art form. Big up ya self MDOTR

[@markusbridges5991]

WOW NEVER GONNA LAUGH AT THIS BRUDDA AGAIN AFTER WATCHIN THIS GUY IS TRUE 2 WOT HE LOVES HATS OFF MR DOT

[@MarkRoss-v4y]

Really happy to see M Dot R going from strength to strength. He's a good soul with good energy.

[@ronbarnes1022]

Gotta love this guy for his humble authenticity . Plus he's a challenge for those that can't get over race . Proof you can choose your family

[@bally2203]

I respect when someone admits that they actually do Jamaican music. Big up, M Dot R. 💯💥

[@lebronjuniornuggets]

I love this guy, this warms my heart

[@andra8367]

Why do Jamaicans feel so grateful when anyone copies them. Jamaicans are uniquely talented even when they are doing nonsense. I'm always amazed how overwhelmed they become when they are imitated.

[@_Rustodian]

The say 'imitation is the sincerest form of flattery'. Maybe that's why.

[@lueyR]

They have an awesome culture, and theyre nice people. Not like the arrogance from the culture 'we wuz kingz' in the states. Jamaicans fuckin rule

[@MichaelSmallin]

Yes mi idren you tuff new fe 2023 just ride de riddem yute man

[@danceswith7wolves]

I can relate to what he is saying. I love reggae and when i sing it without the accent it doesn't sound authentic, but i feel akward faking an accent to get that certain sound. I'm proud that my boy just followed his heart and found his voice.

[@EmmaKilby-n1o]

Your amazing , keep going so happy too hear a success story 🎉 ❤good luck too you 🎉

[@londonboy8463]

BIG UP MDOTR👊🏽

[@Nizzwell]

Respect to MDOT, following his heart and true self. Done some great toonz

[@ZieyKizzy]

Well done my bro 👊❤️ proud of ya

[@TalkStraight-or4uu]

Lyrics cleaner and clearer than the Pandemic Artiste dem weh seh dem a run place! Europe, Africa, and South America gone wid Reggae and coming fi Duncehall!

[@NIQUE880]

Out mdot big up izel

[@i_zelofficial]

Datz UPTINGZ 🏆🏆🏆

[@akimbo_ffm]

Bro this is mad wholesome to see.... woiiiiii oiiiiiiiii 🙏🔥💯

[@I.C.X.C_NIKA]

Love is always the greatest engine and we can’t do nothing about it

[@melissawilkin3174]

He makes so much sense if u love something u work to get u love

[@mumsontravels862]

Loved this interview!

[@NATIONRAWWORLD]

As jamaican I would say this, alot jamaican ppl quick to embrace other nationality and race than their own jamaican ppl. Sad to say! Big up M dot

[@robertworpole1351]

A point you may be missing is that most of the young jamaican artist music got absolutely no substance. There's hardly any story for other people to relate to. Jamaican artist need to go and try craft their skills. Have you notice that most of their songs are coming from the same rhythm ? Personally as a Jamaican myself I only listen to Afrobeat and African music than my own jamaican music. The flavour in dance hall music is no longer exist. When I need to listen to jamaican authentic music I listen to G T Taylor. Jamaican kills off their own music. People a nuh fool because we can identify good music. I was in Jamaica in April and the music airways abused my ears with pure damn rubbish music. It is sad to say but the 80s and early 90s are the platform for jamaican music. Dance hall music gone to the dogs.

[@theoneishere369]

​@@robertworpole1351try vicee

[@Ninjjadog]

​@@robertworpole135180s and 90s music across all genres can't be matched sadly.

[@Venoxisguides]

Love this guy, so much passion, respect.

[@michellethomas4172]

Big up your self bro nuff love 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@changaaleikum2954]

M dot R, craaaaaazy energy. i am very happy for him, they made it hard for him, especially whiite people, he kept grindin now he made it to onstage tv. love

[@90sdancehallkid40]

Your shirt bad ehhhh Mr.Winny

[@RoLLUpAFat1]

Love is a major word. Stick to it and thou shall inherit the earth 🌎

[@greglogan8880]

Gwaan do your thing yute and be strong in yourself don’t let mouth stop you, life and death is in the power of the tongue so it’s up to you to determine what you choose by the tongues you listen to

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@PauloRondynele]

Shotout bruhm you've reached brazil. Your style is fire bruda.

[@artaigar.n.p3520]

It’s a good look fi dancehall world wide and not only Uk Dancehall

[@uk_bigboss]

😂😂lol oh please

[@rachidvanheyningen]

He's actually very articulate and genuine ... Big up!

[@Rico1Law]

This man speaks to Mr Williams with respect but then we have young Jamaican artiste come on the show calling the man Winford

[@banksbanks2173]

It's obvious you don't how jamaicans relate to each other

[@redchristy]

This is the first time I've heard him speak with his correct accent.

[@Ashley-e3x7y]

Big up mdot all day longggg blessings on blessings

[@OffBelay_]

I am here cause of the “turn red” meme called “when you find out you’re 0.001% Jamaican”. It had me laughing and still does and I love the fact that he is real. Cool dude.

[@neishkaprince9779]

MDotR do your thing one love ❤️ from Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤️ 💕 😍.

[@mdotrcookandvibe]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🇯🇲