Fully Bad News Today

Dancehall artistes Fully Bad and Honormosity were yesterday fined $2,000 or 30 days’ imprisonment after they pleaded guilty yesterday to disorderly conduct, arising from an ugly incident at the Sting stage show, held at Jamworld Entertainment...

While maintaining a love for the culture, reggae and dancehall heavyweights are cautioning against the growing lyrical battleground in the dancehall space at the start of the year. The release of Rvssian’s Dutty Money Riddim in January has...

On New Year’s Day, artiste manager Danvoy ‘Nah Change’ Foster feted windshield wipers and some homeless persons to hot meals and drinks to start their new year afresh. He said he spent more than $200,000 to prepare 500 meals and refreshments. “...

After ‘burning down’ the stage at Sting 2023, Capleton is still blazing fire on his fellow elders in the music business on their lack of support and leadership for the new generation of artistes. “Fi di goodness a di music and the culture, and fi...

Bounty Killer has been criticized for being impatient and performing before his time leading to the disruption of "Sting" concert. A brawl was witnessed between Fully Bad and Honormosity which spread to their crews as some legendary artists failed to perform.

Rastafarian entertainer Anthony B has gone from being fully excited about being on Sting 2023 – where he was billed as one of the celebrated 10 Giants – to experiencing total disillusionment about “the greatest one night dancehall show on Earth”....

Born in the parish of Manchester 27 years ago, his parents named him Nicholas Bartley but the street gave him the moniker Fully Bad. Fully Bad, according to his bio, was first recognised for his talents in 2015 after dominating all opponents in...

Dancehall artiste Fully Bad has admitted that he was agitated while entering Sting early Wednesday morning, and that carried over onto the stage. But he is adamant that he did not start the fight with fellow deejay Honormosity which brought an...

Following an altercation between performers at Sting, the show’s promoter, Isaiah Laing, told THE WEEKEND STAR that he would rather end the clash culture at the show rather than have a reoccurrence. While Kyodi and Fully Bad were engaged in a...

Sting founder Isaiah Laing is somehow delving deep into his spirituality to come to terms with the headline-capturing, onstage fight that prematurely ended the 2023 iteration of Sting. A show that has built its reputation on clashes, Sting has,...