This Is What Tommy Lee And Other Famous Artistes As to Say About Vybz Kartel

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There is what some of the famous artistes as to say about vybz kartel
EastEnders hasn't always been hitting the mark recently – the length of Aidan Maguire's heist plot tells us that much – but a moment in a recent episode has made up for all of that.
Yes, we're talking about the moment fans were introduced to Keegan Baker's dad Mitch in Monday night's (March 12) episode, as he tried to hit on Kim Fox. In a reference we imagine passed a lot of EE fans by, Mitch (Roger Griffiths) tried to make his move on Kim by quoting Jamaican dancehall artist Vybz Kartel – much to the delight of many. Well, how often do you hear a traditional reggae reference in EastEnders? Not often enough Sparking a range of responses on Twitter, fans reacted to Mitch's impromptu impression of Vybz Kartel's 'Fever' with glee. "What a time to be alive," one user wrote. Another fan revealed just how much the moment meant to them, admitting they "live for this shit".

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