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[reliable]

Powerman is so humble sitting on all those experiences and rubbing shoulders with all those artists. This is truly how iron sharpens iron, because the great relationships in reggae music was what help build reggae and made it great across the world. No man is an Island, bring back the love inna wi music. Teach Dem, continue to reach dem. Powerman big up

[liliethharrison]

Welcome back Teach Dem. You were missed

[jasonnelsin]

Yes teach dem glad your back can't wait 4 this

[julettewright]

Really enjoyed this interview. Haven't laughed so much in a long time. Big up Powerman. Love your songs.

[BurgzCTX]

" Who use to be bravo, all time lova. Bravo tun har down so she come to Shabba ! " it's always nice to hear how all these great songs come about .

[jammyjordon]

one off the most underrated d j's of the 90s top DJ without no apology.

[shaundale]

It's a honor to hear Rachel name mentioned, especially knowning I knew her personally, Powerman respect

[STILLKINGSTON]

I get goose bumps listening and watching this interview..jah kno star..those were the days..best era ever. Blessings!

[doxcb]

Teach Dem I am so happy to see you back . It goes without saying that ur presence was missed

[basilmartin]

I know of power man but never knew he was relevant inna dancehall. Jamaica have too much talent. I learn suh much from dis video teach dem! It's a shame suh many of the artist dat he used to par wid and mention drop out before time. Based on what he said he is very talented because alot of artist build a hype off his talent. On top of dat he get a lot fight from the great king jammings and steelie. Rough journey. Great video teach. What he said inna the last part about art and craft was very profound. 🤔

[mr.f]

Respect to the DJ. Powerman ruff up the 90's outstanding voice .

[dancehallgeneral]

Best channel on youtube... kartel linkup teachdem deserve that

[My_Yout]

A just today me a wonda when Teach Dem a come back.

[gizzadasth]

Big-up Power!!! I remember when he and his brother Noel lived in Stony Hill. Noel would always come and play football with us. Respect for this one Teach.

[dudleyharper]

Respect for this Teach. I really love learning about and understanding the journey of what I called the “creative” artiste. People like Doolas, Powerman etc people that are writers and curators of style and who don’t often get the credit they deserve.

Powerman was an innovator that was literally powering early 90s dancehall with his style and words and that should be known and respected.

And I really always wondered why Power wasn’t bigger and now I know why. Big up for shining the light on this Teach.

Would love to a Wayne Wonder episode along these lines! 🫡

[sandrabrown]

I've missed you Teach. Welcome back and many blessings to you and what you do❤

[dunkirk]

TeachDem continues to highlight the many columns of dancehall while highlighting the dark side of dancehall.

[easygeorge]

Blessed love Power Man . good to see the man after so many years .. I saw Powerman in Porus Community Center . Manchester
Jamaica W.I... In the 80s at a concert . Power man made a dance move that I will never forget . with a corded microphone in hand . Power man dance so neat .. Stay bless mi DJ

[sheldonmorgan]

Teach Dem so happy to know that you are alright bro, more blessings, good health & strength

[wellingtondaka]

Teach well come back champion you been missed thank you so much for this great reasoning from the great Powerman we use to dance and tear up pant pon a di dance floor when powerman songs play in clubs back in Zimbabwe