The reggae community has long celebrated its rich heritage of musical storytelling, but sometimes these stories carry profound pain beneath their rhythmic surface. Today, we delve into one of the most challenging narratives in reggae history: Queen Ifrica's allegations against her father, the legendary Derrick Morgan. Born Ventrice Morgan, Queen Ifrica has emerged as one of reggae's most powerful voices, not just for her musical talent but for her courage in addressing deeply personal trauma. In a shocking revelation that sent ripples through the reggae world, she accused her father, pioneering ska and reggae artist Derrick Morgan, of sexual abuse during her childhood. The weight of this disclosure becomes even more poignant through her music, particularly in her 2009 track "Daddy" from the album "Montego Bay." The song serves as a haunting testimony, with lyrics that cut straight to the heart of childhood trauma. When she sings, "Daddy, don't touc...

Why Have We Not Handled This R. Kelly Fiasco? R. Kelly preys on underage girls. I am a big advocate of great music. But I also defend our children with a fierceness of a lion. It seems music has affected the morals of the black community (or is it just the fame). Now, we believe that our entertainment celebs of this generation must be protected at all cost, EVEN IF THEY ARE HORRIFICALLY WRONG.  R. Kelly was not only accused of sexual misconduct with a minor, but he also filmed his self committing this atrocious act on camera, FOR THE WHOLE WORLD TO SEE. But, as we know Blacks can be fickle and swayed in any direction that needs to be taken at the time, let him go. And, still fight for him today.  Join Mr. E Da Gutta Baby and Ebonny Starr as they cover his whole career starting with his claim of being the Pied Piper, after the story of the man who led children out of a village with a flute to teach the parents a lesson. To him marrying a 15 yr old Aaliyah (M...