His mentor may be behind bars but Portmore Empire deejay and breakthrough artiste, Popcaan seems willing to take on one of Vybz Kartel's biggest rivals with his new single, No Yes Man. Within the first two days of its release the song got over 200,000 views Youtube . The TJ Records-produced single hails as the newest release from Popcaan, regarded by many fans and Dancehall observers as the most improved artiste for 2011. No Yes Man follows up #1 efforts such as Raving, Only Man She Want and Clean that have made Popcaan an instant hit in the Dancehall industry; touting him as one of the future superstars within the genre. In No Yes Man, Popcaan showcases sharpshooting lyrical content; apparently taking shots at Aidonia, a long-time rival of Vybz Kartel and the Portmore Empire.
Popcaan deejays, "We nuh care who a bad people, Gaza mi live so mi a mad people, have di ting weh fi tun dem inna sad people, when mi seh Peppa Skull, mi no mean season." Additonally, Popcaan sings, "A boast bout boss and dads, move from endz to endz wid di jeans and plaid, cyaah tell mi yuh a bad people, dem fake like Trevor Off-Key dem wrong. "Popcaan re-affirmed his stance as a member of Vybz Kartel's Gaza crew by saying "Adi mi Daddy is so damn mad." Will Aidonia respond to Popcaan's alleged taunts? Time will tell. In the meantime, Popcaan is scheduled to perform at the upcoming STING 2011 stage show at Jamworld in Portmore, St. Catherine.

Source : Socialyaad

NO YES MAN by POPCAAN

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Aidonia & Jah Vinci releases there first collaboration "Badmind cyaa stop me" . Hmmmm... We wonder which mind are they speaking about is it the mind of Vybz Kartel??? Listen and download the tune below...

Prominent Dancehall deejay, Sheldon “Aidonia” Lawrence has suggested that Vybz Kartel is “hurt” by Corey Todd’s departure; responding to a Blackberry Broadcast Message “Di Teacha” sent out recently, questioning Corey Todd’s newest recruits.

A few weeks ago, Kartel sent out a BB message criticizing Todd & his recent recruits (notably Aidonia & Beenie Man) just hours after former Portmore Empire producer, Ainsley “Notnice” Morris, in collaboration with Todd unveiled the Takeover Riddim. Kartel intimated that, “When me and Corey did a link, dem artiste deh did a bun out me AND COREY. When me and Corey stop link, dem same artiste deh run in gone sign up and line up. Man we f**k dem fi likes and riches cause dem a some shameless b****es. Das why people haffi rate me all when dem hate me cause me always be me – VYBZ KARTEL(#real talk).” The Takeover Riddim also features former Vybz Kartel protégés, Ryno with “Sick,” Lisa Hyper with “Stick a Pin,” JahVinci with “Caah Kill Me,” & Doza Medicine with “Nuh Fear Dem.”

First there was the Yaad Swag rum, now Aidonia and Beenie Man will be endorsing Yaad Stout for Todd Industries Limited.

Speaking with THE WEEKEND STAR yesterday, Aidonia explained that he was now one of the faces of a new drink, Yaad Stout, that will be on the market by next week. The other face for the product is Beenie Man.

"It's a quality product. Mi nah just seh dat 'cause I am a part of it. Yesterday the whole day we a drink it. It kinda taste good, sweet taste, nuh too bitter," he said.

With a career that has been through many stages and faced several setbacks, Aidonia says this new endorsement deal will do a lot for his career.

"It means a lot 'cause over the years we been in the business and the first we a get dem kinda endorsement deal ya so is a good look for Aidonia as a brand, not just as an artiste. Right now a just one positive movement and thought toward the business side of the thing," Aidonia said, noting that he will be promoting the product in his songs.

Although he does not have a lot of experiencing in endorsing products, the artiste has immense confidence in his ability to endorse the new product.

"Over the years dem always seh Aidonia have a strong underground market which is the streets. So wi know seh di yute dem rate wi and wi have it lock inna di street, so wi know seh we ago do good there so cause is a street product at the end of the day. But we ago tek it pon the commercial side also. So while me get bigger commercially a so di product a get bigger too. We ago do good man 'cause the yute dem a wait pon it," he told THE WEEKEND STAR.

He noted that the product is not yet available but will be on local shelves by next week. He also said there are already talks to have Yaad Stout exported to several countries.