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🦁 Babylon spend whole heap ah time convincing people seh dem too late.Too late feh start. Too late feh learn. Too late f...
04/06/2026

🦁 Babylon spend whole heap ah time convincing people seh dem too late.
Too late feh start. Too late feh learn. Too late feh build. Too late feh change dem life.
Meanwhile...
The people ahead ah yuh today were beginners once too.
Dem never know everything. Dem never have everything figured out. Dem just start.
Judah Lion say:
"Stop measuring yuh chapter one against somebody else chapter twenty."
Start where yuh deh. Use wah yuh have. Learn as yuh go.
One day yuh ago look back an' realize deh hardest part was simply beginning.
👇🏾 What is one thing yuh ready feh start today?

04/06/2026

No one sees my struggle, they only see the trouble/ not knowing it's hard to carry on when no one loves you

🦁 Babylon love tell people seh dem too late.Too late fi start.Too late fi learn.Too late fi change.Meanwhile, somebody e...
04/06/2026

🦁 Babylon love tell people seh dem too late.

Too late fi start.
Too late fi learn.
Too late fi change.

Meanwhile, somebody else start yesterday and only ahead because dem begin.

An' somebody else still deh pon the sideline waiting pon Monday, next month, next year, or the "perfect time."

Judah Lion say:

"The perfect time is one of Babylon's favorite distractions."

Start where yuh deh.
Use wah yuh have.
Learn as yuh go.

Every expert was once a beginner.

Every master was once confused.

Drop a 🦁 if yuh choosing action over excuses today.

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Sarah SunshineDrop a comment to welcome them to our community,
03/06/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Sarah Sunshine

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

02/06/2026

Why did some governments fear reggae music?

Because reggae was never just entertainment.

Long before social media, artists used reggae to speak about injustice, inequality, freedom, human rights, and resistance.

Some songs were criticized.

Some messages were discouraged.

Some dancehalls were watched closely.

But the music kept spreading.

From Jamaica to Africa, Europe, the Americas, and beyond, reggae became a voice for people who felt unheard.

That's what made it powerful.

And for some, that's what made it dangerous.

Reggae as truth.

Reggae as healing.

Reggae as resistance.

Reggae as memory.

Reggae as survival.

Do you think music still has the power to challenge society today?

02/06/2026
01/06/2026

THE MIXED BAG SHOW PODCAST MOVEMENT REBORN 🔥 Don Dada's LUXUARY brands, beauty brand Tlure Skin, styled by Bogart Man and...

01/06/2026

Tomorrow's short explores a powerful idea:

"The Records That Became Medicine."

Some albums didn't just entertain people. They helped people survive.

Stay tuned.

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