Rvssian's 'Dutty Money' continues to dominate the YouTube trending chart, accumulating millions of views. Both female artists also find themselves high on the list amidst their lyrical battle
Dominates the charts
Amidst the online chatter surrounding the lyrical clash between dancehall artist Jada Kingdom and British-Jamaican rapper Stefflon Don, both found success on the YouTube trending charts with their diss tracks.
Stefflon Don dropped her diss track 'Dat A Dat,' accusing Kingdom of being promiscuous. Jada, popularly known as Twinkle, swiftly retaliated with her response track titled 'London Bed,' signaling her intent to conclude this lyrical battle.
In a parallel move, Jada Kingdom also delved into Rvssian's trending 'Dutty Money' for her single 'What's Up,' expressing her love for men who are 'Black & Rich.'
The impact of the 'Dutty Money' project elevated both artists on the Jamaican YouTube trending chart, with Stefflon's 'Dat A Dat' claiming the 7th spot and Kingdom's 'What's Up' currently at the 15th position. Meanwhile, Jada's counterattack, 'London Bed,' currently holds the 3rd place.
Rvssian's 'Dutty Money' continues its dominance on the YouTube Trending charts in Jamaica, securing an impressive five out of the top 10 positions. At the pinnacle, the visually impaired vocalist Nigy Boy's 'Continent' holds the #1 spot, reaching the milestone of 1 million views. Following by Kraff's 'Nursery Rhymes' takes the 2nd position with over 2.5 million views. RajahWild's 'Go Go,' a former chart-topper, currently occupies the 5th place with an impressive nearly 7 million views. The top 10 concludes with Govana's 'Needle Island' in the 10th spot.
Rvssian's revamped version of the iconic 2010s 'Go Go Club' riddim is gaining immense popularity, making it the hottest trend in the dancehall scene in recent months. The producer aims to conclude the project with contributions from more female artists like Moyann, Stalk Ashley, and Shenseea before considering it complete.
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