The Worl’boss is untouchable.

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The Wise Choice Records-produced track follows “Scorched Earth,” which was released yesterday. It appears that he saved the best for last. Can Vybz Kartel ever make a song that doesn’t make you break the replay button? His brilliance is second to none as he obliterates the beat, dropping sick lyrics. Just hand him the crown and be done.
The track is pure evidence that Di Teacha should not be tested. He masterfully delivers on every single track he releases and continues to do so effortlessly. How many artistes can command the dancehall with such power, all while behind bars? 
The track is a mashup of a gyal tune, and a badman song and Kartel flows and ebbs between the two, straddling both concepts with a lyrical flow that no other artiste can serve. “How dem want fi test when mi a di star and dem a guardian / Addi a di teacha tell Taylor Hall, Utech nuff a dem boy ya nuh have no brain at all / Tunda Baby run fi cover Gaza rain a fall / Addi a di King you witnessing the greatest reign of all / Worl’Boss anyweh mi go mi name a call,” Kartel deejays.
So far, Gazanation fans have been giving the track rave reviews as evident in some of the comments left by Kartel’s followers on YouTube and the Gram.

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