A$AP Ferg previously noted that dancehall legend Shabba Ranks was a fan of his hit "Shabba" in an interview with The Breakfast Club.

Rexton Rawlston Fernando Gordon (aka Shabba Ranks) deserves his title, The Emperor, due to his groundbreaking achievements. In 1991, he signed a recording deal with Epic Records which helped ...

Shabba Ranks and Super Cat will headline the Best of the Best concert in Miami, an annual event highlighting Caribbean music.

Description: Explore Shabba Ranks' iconic style, inspiring A$AP Ferg and A$AP Rocky's fashion.

Shabba Ranks is a household name in the world of reggae and dancehall, and he is the subject of Part 2 of our Dean Meminger's Soul's Survivors series this year as we celebrate Black Music Month ...

When Shabba ruled… On February 25, 1992 Shabba Ranks became the first dancehall artiste to win the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album with As Raw As Ever.

The clip has Ferg wearing many different forms of finery, Rocky presiding over a Last Supper tableaux, and cameos from the actual reggae superstar Shabba Ranks and Snoop from The Wire.

Turns out, Ferg does his icon justice, both musically-- like much of Shabba Ranks' catalog, "Shabba" is hard-hitting, ferocious and sex-soaked-- and with respect to Ferg's own iconoclastic ...

It’s been more than two decades since his last album, but Shabba Ranks comes to Miami to perform at Best of the Best, as the annual reggae concert pays tribute to ‘90s dancehall reggae nostalgia.

Later on, he throws a party—which Shabba Ranks actually makes a cameo—and previews another song at the end, presumably something to do with stealing your girl.

Featuring Lil Wayne, Buju Banton, and Shabba Ranks, the song serves as a teaser for the film’s highly anticipated official soundtrack.

The song starts off with a rousing introduction courtesy of the song's namesake, Shabba Ranks. From there, Ferg drops a new verse for the song, followed by Migos and Busta Rhymes.