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Koffee On Recent Success, Buju Banton & New Music w/ Rihanna

Koffee On Recent Success, Buju Banton & New Music w/ Rihanna

19-Year-Old star Koffee stepped up to Ebro in the Morning to discuss the success of “Toast.” She also spoke on her school tour to help kids, performing at the Buju Banton welcome home concert, and working on new music with Rihanna.

Her project ‘Rapture’ is available now.

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  1. Jamaica πŸ‡―πŸ‡² is my kingdom and I will reign in love, I will free vybz kartel ninja man and many others, democracy is finished, Babylon system is finished, Jesus Christ my lord and savior he as chosen me and my wife and have made us ture royalty in his sight, king and queen to rule the world in love.

  2. Ebro is really uneducated regarding caribbean music considering how long he's been in the game. I also think he needs to adjust is way of talking when talking to humble people stop trying lure lude stuff out of them. As a guy I find him very disrespectful. Bigup Koffee stay humble.

  3. I guess Coffee is proving that you can be a LESBIAN RASTA cause she making music with BUJU BANTON and CRONIX two very serious RASTAFARIAN or maybe BUJU BANTON don't have no problems with BATIMAN no more, people change

  4. Very talented and humble. Hope she doesn't sell out to the music industry. Hope she doesn't get to materialistic and sell her soul.. Stick to her roots and always remember her people in Jamaica.. Don't want her to show her body or sleep with everybody… A lot of women are sleeping with whoever to get to the top…

  5. Yikes!!! This interview is cringey and did not age well at all…Ebro was clearly very ignorant of the artiste and the culture
    1) Kept referring to her music as Dancehall…even when in her responses she clearly referred to it as Reggae….2 completely different genres
    2) Assumed that she was Rastafarian and then when corrected assumed she grew up around the culture because she's Jamaican…the % of Rastafarians is not as high as the media portrays
    3) Assumed "Toast" was about an emcee toast when the lyrics and general gist of the song clearly refer to an actual toast to life and being generally grateful
    Just goes to show that just because you may grow up around certain cultures and know some things, doesn't mean you really know a culture

  6. Tell Nick love πŸ’•πŸ˜Š good morning πŸŒžπŸŒ„πŸŒžπŸŒ„ love big one for me and all the update love love to see you soon as I hope for the best for me too big up πŸ‘ bless πŸ™ your heart and soul and your family your house 🏘️ thank God πŸ™ my friend I hope to see you one day time will tell my friend I think you all star 🌟 have a great πŸ‘Œ time today love great πŸ‘Œ night bless πŸ™ up πŸ‘ bless

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