Vybz kartel The Wrath of God.

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Busta Rhymes and Jamaican recording legend artist Vybz Kartel drop “The Don & The Boss” via The Conglomerate Entertainment, Inc./ EMPIRE, giving the first offering off of the highly-anticipated Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God.


“The Don & The Boss” is introduced with ringing bells, high-hats and adlibs in a continuous loop. Kartel enters repeating “Waah Gwan Baby” as trumpets and a subtle double bass accompany his entrance. The hard-hitting deep bass crescendos into the chorus with Rhymes’ signature deep vocals and English-Jamaican infused lyrics. Kartel introduces himself with “Kartel is a mystery” and Rhymes introduces himself as “Buss Rhymes a di champion,” marking them as an incomparable duo. Rhymes raps, “one world boss, one ross don” and continuously makes references of being treated as ‘the don and the boss’ that they are known to be. The track holds a choppy yet rhythmic flow creating a collaborative fusion of dancehall and hip-hop.


Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God was just announced this Monday with a teaser trailer featuring NY comedic legend Chris Rock. E.L.E. 2 officially marks Rhymes’ return after eleven years with a star-studded follow up to his seminal 1998 three-time Grammy nominated, RIAA Certified Platinum album E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front

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