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The King of Dancehall, Beenie Man, is making his long-awaited return to New York City for the first time in 13 years. Tickets go on sale beginning Friday, March 14 at 10am via Ticketmaster.

Beenie Man is a cultural icon who rose to fame in the ’90s. He began his career in Jamaica but became known around the world after releasing his album Blessed in 1995.

Dancehall superstar Beenie Man has delivered a heartfelt apology to the people of Trinidad and Tobago for his recent comments about ‘doubles’, a popular food item in the twin island republic.

EVEN die-hard fans of Beenie Man (real name Anthony Moses Davis) have roasted the Jamaican dancehall legend for “insulting” one of Trinidad and Tobago most beloved foods, doubles. Social media ...

Beenie Man was also asked to choose between calypso and soca but couldn’t pick a favourite. The discussion about Trinidad and Tobago progressed into Beenie Man being asked whether he eats doubles.

"King of the Dancehall" Beenie Man (Moses Davis) says that while doubles is “nice,” he does not eat it because stray dogs do not eat it.

Vybz Kartel has set the record straight on whether he and Beenie Man are entering a feud over who is the real "King of Dancehall".