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Welcome to MERRY JANE's Jamaica Week!!

Subscribe to the MERRY JANE Newsletter for the latest video releases and everything cannabis: https://goo.gl/Yc7jSN Welcome to MERRY JANE’s “JAMAICA WEEK.” All week leading up to Jamaican Independence Day, August 6, MERRY JANE is celebrating the Jamaican people and all the great things that this island has given to the world — from music, dance and food, to the Rastafarian religion, cannabis culture and good vibes. Here are some of the things you’ll see: – Grammy Award-winning dancehall legend Beenie Man talks about his music, his history with cannabis, and how he uses herb to create hit songs. – Mr. Lexx talks to the people (women) of Kingston to find out why Jamaicans love KFC and why they think chicken at Jamaican KFCs is better than at all the other KFCs around the world. Is it silicone that makes the breasts look so big and juicy? – Eclectic roots artist Keznamdi takes you on a tour of Skyline Levels, the home and studio in the hills of St. Andrew where he grew up in a musical family, and talks about his preference for natural, sun-grown weed over lab cannabis, plus how the climate of cannabis in Jamaica is changing for the better. – Also at Skyline Levels, Keznamdi’s sister Kamila McDonald, a personal trainer, sports nutritionist, and health advocate, breaks a sweat and explains how she incorporated the music, food, and landscape of Jamaica into her popular Kamp Kamila fitness videos to inspire people. – At the club where he launched in Golden Spring, dancer and dancehall artist Chi Ching Ching breaks down his music and how street dances are created and go viral, and displays some of his moves. Chiiiiiiiiing!! – Raymond Pryce, Member of Parliament from 2012–2016, drops knowledge on the history of cannabis in Jamaica and why he fought for the decriminalization of ganja as an MP. – Finally, legendary singer, musician, and producer Freddie McGregor discusses being a part of Jamaica’s influential 1960s reggae scene, his decriminalization song “Bobby Bobylon,” and how ganja has changed over the years. Stay locked in to https://merryjane.com all week! Follow MERRY JANE! Facebook:   / merryjane   Instagram:   / merryjane   Twitter:   / merryjane   Snapchat:   / merryjanemedia   Subscribe to MERRY JANE's channel:    / merryjane