Summa Kali Addresses Shenseea: ‘Queen for which Dancehall?’

Dancehall artiste Summa Kali responds to Shenseea’s claim to the Queen of Dancehall title, detailing that the singer is not suited to represent the genre. Summa Kali outlined that Shenseea’s image and music lack authenticity, describing both as “fake”.

“Shenseea just nuh ready… Them girl deh can’t represent Dancehall… Everything about Shenseea is so fake… from the body to the song them… she’s not no representation of Dancehall and everybody see it, everybody know.”

Nah Change Entertainment-signed artiste questioned Shenseea’s commitment to Dancehall, condemning her for returning to the genre after pursuing a failed rap/hiphop career.

Her comments follow a widely circulated video in which Shenseea responded to a suggestion that she should be considered the new Queen of Dancehall. When asked whether Spice still held the title, Shenseea quickly replied, “Nah.” She said she respects Spice but pointed to statistics when discussing her own standing in the genre.

The exchange has prompted disagreement among Dancehall followers over how the title should be determined and whether commercial performance should outweigh longevity and cultural influence.

Originally from Bull Bay, St Andrew, Summa Kali is best known for “What Would You Do”, her popular collaboration with Valiant, alongside recordings such as “Boom” and “Bad Gyal”.

Summa Kali has been promoting her own music, including her latest single, “Boom Pan It”, produced by Nahchange Entertainment. The track features sexually explicit lyrics and a hard-hitting dancehall production, with the artiste presenting it as another example of her lyrical style. It is available on major streaming platforms.

She has travelled between Jamaica and the United States in recent times while promoting her releases.’Boom Pan It’ has been receiving encouraging reactions online and at street events, as she continues efforts to expand her audience.

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