Ding Dong, who was scheduled to perform at an event in the twin-island republic on Saturday, did not get very far, as on reaching the Piarco International Airport in Port-of-Spain, he was informed that he would not be allowed to enter the country.
It is alleged that the artiste has been placed on a list of Jamaican artistes who have been banned from performing in Trinidad & Tobago. It is said these artistes, including Ding Dong, have been deemed a threat to Trinidadian society and therefore cannot be allowed into the country.
“Fi tell you de truth me can’t even explain wha’ go down a Trinidad... mi can’t tell you,” was all Ding Dong could say.
THIS IS NOW JUST BEING SPITEFUL, A LONG TIME TRINNY PEOPLE JEALOUS OF JAMAICANS, FI DEM SOCA AN CALYPSO MUSIC NO SHOT LIKE REGGAE AN DANCEHALL. WHICH IS WORLD RENOWNED. SO DEM VEX BUT NO WORRY DING DONG. THE WORLD IS LARGE AN MONEY CAN MEK ANYWHEY. MEK DI IDIOT TRINNY GOVERNMENT GWEH AN LEFF DEM TO DEM KIDNAPPERS.....
ReplyDeleteTell you the truth Trinidad is becoming a rich island now. Trinidad is being very smart for their future. Jamaica is not. We are prime and we are going down more and more each day. We have like the most tourism and food and reggae music. Too much corruption going and need fi stop. Jamaica needs changes now!
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