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Beenie Man – Twingy Twanga [New Music]

Beenie Man graces the Belly Bounce Riddim with a new dance anthem “Twingy Twanga.”

A fast spitting Beenie ride the beat produced by Cornelius Records. “Fight against Ding Dong I would never never / Fight against Shelly Belly I would never never / Me hate John Hype I would never never / If a me alone Bogle woulda live forever / World dancehall swing it weh and chakka chakka / A my dance them you a hear me bredda,” Beenie rhymes.

The dancehall legend has come under criticism recently for allegedly fighting against dancers in dancehall and this song is a bit of a response to those claims. Beenie Man has been a staple in dancehall for over three decades and continues to be relevant by putting out new music every year.

Listen Beenie Man new song “Twingy Twanga” below.

Beenie Man Responds To His Daughter Desha Ravers Criticism

Beenie Man responded to some recent criticisms from his daughter Desha Ravers in a new song.

Last month, Desha Ravers, whose real name is Deshagaye Davis, publicly called out Beenie Man for being a bad father. “Mi just think him need fi step up him thing,” the dancer said. “Him a mek whole heap a luu moves suh him just need fi start be a man, a father and everything inna one now,” she said without going into specific details about her contention with the deejay. “The person weh everybody know out a road a nuh the person weh me know.”

Beenie Man released a new single “Twingy Twanga” where he gave his daughter, who is a member of Ravers Clavers dance group, a big shout-out. “Me stop from dance I would never never / Me stop love Deshagay I would never never / Cause all of my kids them born in dancehall,” Beenie deejay over the Belly Bounce Riddim, produced by Cornelius Records.