Richie Feelings Talks Trap Dancehall, Leaving Stone Love, Spice & Talk Yuh Mind | Let's Be Honest

[@FoxyRoxy11]

Richie is a dancehall Dj veteran, Richie is a mental health advocate, Richie is a wonderful friend even if you never met him, Richie is a teacher about life. Richie is a Makanaki-God’s gift to humanity . Richie is my best friend in my head 😘💕💋

[@cruzanassassin]

Foreigners listen to Dancehall to dance... They don't fully understand the words, so the drum patterns and melody is what attracts them... The current drum patterns aren't catchy and easy to dance to for them... And ppl aren't making melodic songs anymore... It's honestly that simple.... As a dj I see it all the time... They dance to afrobeats and the traditional Dancehall... If you switch to the current, the drum patterns throw them off and they don't feel it

[@celebmedia5241]

True cause rn the world a dance to afro beats, just because of how it sounds

[@whizzdalkeith559]

Facts and all the afro beats sound alike

[@baroznoma2056]

@@whizzdalkeith559 Afrobeats blends sounds from 54 countries in Africa, trust me it's diverse but maintain the same flavor. It's just that you guys are new to this, don't worry it's here to stay you'll understand eventually

[@legacyboss6512]

Wat a coincidence am at a resort i jus come fr the club wit a few foreigner n this is so true every one was dancing to the old dancehall as they switch it everyone stand up n started to leave

[@jamaicanaturalhair]

@@whizzdalkeith559 The riddims do not sound alike, but the lyrics are saying teh same thing. However, Afrobeats have melodies

[@shadynation8205]

This man need to be given his flowers I’m commenting before I watch this …Talk you mind and just his quickness,story telling

[@riqosaurus]

Richie fi start back Talk yuh Mind......the ting still funny to this day

[@roxysworld8479]

Literally the only podcast I listened to the end that’s so long. It was very informative didn’t feel like a interview more like friends reasoning

[@normanmiles5806]

Thanking Richie Feeling for his out outline of what is going on in Dancehall

[@RjdiLion26]

Dawg a so mi knw di dawg a follow music fr enuh, cz I was saying to myself after seeing the triple x interview that u needed this one

[@dominiccarpenter3899]

Big up Richie Feelings. Dancing class is a legendary track

[@dorienthill5126]

Music have influences on people especially the youths, look at when Little John song about Clark's Booty, everyone wanted a desert clarks

[@oneilwilliams1987]

Always something educational when this man takes the platform. Jovial and yet informative 👌

[@shevaughnbrown3915]

every fucking thing sound the same and its the same topic for 4 years now. tyad of the scamming song and choppa song

[@hadimsaho5072]

That's why the artists needs to make a catchy 🎵 songs. Nuh badda wit the bagger lyrics

[@donperryautomotive]

Tip: Filter the audio to remove excess bass. Compression is ok.

[@celebmedia5241]

Africa rich longtime dem just never use to show the rich part, I see places in Nigeria mi never know it was Africa thought it was somewhere in Europe or US, big class building and man dem driving Ferrari 🚗 a where Gucci channel and bare big brand. Just watch the african reality show and u see what am talking

[@bowsermuffin9967]

New York City ah watch keep ah du yuh ting yute keep having these legendary dancehall on your show 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@odalejames8727]

You asked the question and not giving the interviewee to time to answer. You did the same thing with Terro.

[@itzTheXFactor]

haffi give u a comment.. rate the consistency , keep it up

[@enriquewynter4413]

🤛🏽🤛🏽 wull dem richie feelings

[@BrandishBeats]

Bredda this is the longest podcast bit mi watch it to the end mi rate this one Richie Feelings a big boss.

[@kmdunruly]

🎶 if yuh don’t name Richie don’t carry feelings 🎶

[@celebmedia5241]

Jamaica is better bro 😅😅longer podcast farrin ppl too busy dem cyaa do no interview

[@Shysta30]

Bless up uself veteran

[@mcleo9935]

Richie feelings always speak facts /but him still big up in a/size although he was working out at one point /look like him stop work out /him born fi big anyway /just saying /big up Richie 👍

[@TrulyTaylorMade]

I love Richie, good interview/conversation

[@petergregory8998]

Me love the yard vibes podcast guest..

[@aliyahjonespromotion1877]

Posh Morris bad without apology 🔥🔥🔥🔥#toptiernation #ttn #4thgennafirstlady

[@sadiekipitter6933]

An atomic bomb just drop in a di miggle of the interview damn 😳

[@vanish436]

Leading this podcast ting to the next level

[@kajegreen7864]

Big up Richie, one a the greats!

[@djveyn]

Wicked interview, Str8 facts

[@whizzdalkeith559]

Another great mind in the music industry.

[@amoursugah]

work a put in enuh mohn💯

[@younglaw6612]

Only time the girl them bruck out a when the camera light go pan them.

[@troydavidson3426]

Very good interview… just wanna add that violent music impacts crime. lGBTQ grew in Jamaica when they shut up artiste about hate. What’s the difference right now with other groups that are not as protected.

[@cruzanassassin]

All change isn't good... Dancehall is regressing... Seems like ppl in the industry afraid to mess up their relationship with current artists by saying that... But u should want the best for them and speak facts... They not making money or building up the genre

[@karzi22]

Your correct but the younger generation don't take telling and you ago hear say man dis and a bag a fuckery

[@jamaicanaturalhair]

@@karzi22 Because all the good producers who know music have left Jamaica - Di Genius, Rvssian, Dave Kelly, Jon FX etc. What Jamaica has now are beatmakers who buy beats. Admiral Bailey pointed out months ago that the new persons being called producers do not even know the musical alphabet

[@Reemdonn]

Same thing them say when Ice Cube and dem man deh buss, seh hip hop gone to di dogs, and dem man deh end up make history, one day the new age dancehall will catch on big time, and all of a sudden everybody will be in support of it

[@cruzanassassin]

@@Reemdonn that's wishful thinking... Ice Cube was a star instantly... He was already bigger than those before him... None of these artists are bigger than those before them... Hip hop was always growing in popularity as years went by.... Dancehall was too, but in the mid 2000s when they started experimenting with different drum patterns, it started to lose popularity... Now it's popularity is extremely low

[@Reemdonn]

@@cruzanassassin I understand your perspective as well still, I just don't know how true it is, I feel like everybody keep on saying the reason dancehall is falling off is because of the change, so if dancehall was to go back to how it was in the "golden days" right now, do you think the artist would see a rise in popularity and be able to cross over?

[@Aj-dw3mw]

Yeah they post the sweet part on tiktok and when you check it out a f**kry

[@SamuelsViewsLessLethal]

Richie ah di general 🔥🔥🔥

[@yrnx9334]

Going back yard taking your channel to the next level g

[@linkswiththevision]

Richie Jamaica hot a world hot . Stone love a foundation. Stone love have it crowd where ever it go.

[@Neekzag]

Good reasoning

[@wrekketekke]

I agree with everything Richie Feels says except for his age. Feels is over 45.

[@mdub6794]

Instant classic .. we see the work

[@rosebarnett5527]

very interesting and informative

[@HOTSKULL67]

Update 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@richardgreen7418]

Very good interview

[@paragonentertainmentpro2538]

True words

[@HiAmDrew]

good interview but richie mic low boss

[@emilybrown7224]

Richie Feelings please talk into the mic or put it close cuz you sound low

[@doughboy3073]

In 2002 hip-hop threaten to take over dancehall and there was Kartel with a new style and flow and brought back dancehall to its peak... Now he's incoserated what happens now trap takes over dancehall.... These trap dancehall artistes are followers n clout greedy...

[@debbieb3711]

There are hoooowww many parishes????

[@afrodisiachdentertainment5617]

Richie know whe him a talk bout. Brp Brp!!!

[@paragonentertainmentpro2538]

Pre javvy1....talented artiste

[@lovelybloomz9255]

Big up Richie🌹🌹🌹💐

[@damanibadley9199]

Nobody nuh waa go Africa again fi true but send mi a Africa

[@gillprescod4141]

Richie Feelings a big mon,im can reason an joke same tyme una lowe de mon,wee pow rate im style uzeet

[@PreeWii]

One feelings

[@1_jahwarrior]

Your guest microphone damaged bro. Need a new one. Almost sounds like it's not working.

[@djfirekurly2155]

👍🔥🔥🔥

[@marcusvisionary]

Dancehall riddims used to have bass and often the juggling would carry the artists. Now the riddims are weak and it's just the voice. Until the bass comes back things are going to get worse. Alot of other genres have bass line now. Trap is for the kids. 😂

[@dexterphillips4970]

I respect this conversation and others like it that are talking about the current state of Dancehall music. But this is just another example of lip service and people airing out their disdain for the current state of the music. If people are so unhappy with the overall decline, why are they not doing something about it? Get up and be a part of the change the industry needs. We don't need one more person adding on to what's already been said. It almost feels like, for the people who already got what they needed out of Dancehall, have washed their hands and are done with it. I'm tired of the talking. We need more action.

[@xpressionentertainment]

💯

[@JohnAnderson-bq2ui]

Free world boss Gaza king vybz kartel

[@toplifeent1161]

Yh g wrk a put in 💯🎯

[@marromorrison]

30:57 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@deswipunruly3909]

General Richie

[@starstracks2918]

36:44 spice

[@renaldoroye8709]

The ones that don’t want to go past airport get it from kartel

[@KyleWallacekev]

People need to do a google search/ youtube of reggae in every african country, you will see how its embraced and interpeted in their cultural flow, from ethipoia, kenya, sudan,uganda, zimbabwe, south africa, etc. to west africa, and lets put things in context, afro beats is one genre of reggae interpretation. You have others as I stated on the continent. Jamaica has no control over that cultural interpretaion as it is with latin reggae, get use to it, what we need to do is embrace them and deal with it and compete with it, after all reggae is synonomous with Jamaica. Problem is todays youth is clueless and comfortable with crumbs trying to DJ over cheap rap beats, that doesnt sell anywhere but Jamaica and parts of the carribbean.

[@MindSSetMedia3241]

Richie how you not even know Di yute name,

[@linkswiththevision]

All now that a gaawn a Africa Richie $1day still relevant.

[@seagal84]

Crap.. the music influenced the young people more. These youth don't idolize movie stars like they do artists

[@scorpion2958]

When You guys watch the Podcast you can click the thumbs-up button also

[@sylvanwynter2672]

🤛👊🤜👉

[@vanish436]

Consistency is in the building dwag fix the Wi-Fi 💥

[@jacquelinemcbride9200]

Nklyne💥💥💥

[@fatmangetsfit]

Armani a batty bwoy

[@linkswiththevision]

You is stop a Clarks man cause Clarks stretch Nike don't.

[@ersshouw]

@LET'S BE HONEST.. youth check you mic levels..when you talk you right in de mic...your voice to loud ..when richie talk i got to turn up my vol ..when you talk you a scream in me ear..relax and calm down on the interviews..its not about you..

[@djxcel23]

Thats because richie feelings microphone is not set proper

[@rogerdosithee5867]

Them new artist all sing the same songs same words over and over,sorry I keep to my artist for my quality music 🎶

[@russiankhan3977]

Bredda tell Richie stop talk fkry.. if you nah play choppa song yuh party flop a farrin.bout songs nuh reach yet.

[@richardlivingston1009]

Europe the man say

[@aspinellkt7424]

Trap can mek it but not now a nuh dat moguls a foreign waa hear but slowly it can reach somewhere a just time

[@linkswiththevision]

@@aspinellkt7424 a chop party a lone you go . Don't agree with you but I understand you a generation gap still and the youth them like yourself spoil so da a da.

[@aspinellkt7424]

@@linkswiththevision really how u understand weh mi jus seh trap naa mek it now but never seh never it can or may not reach jus time fam. Right now a authentic 90s dancehall n reggae a give birth to many genres a music.

[@Rootsman1]

A whe u call farin ? Merica alone ? 😂

[@dorellphillips4457]

Good reasoning