Queen Ifrica Calls for Valiant’s “Mad Out” Song to be Banned and Blames Babsy Grange, Says Chris Brown’s Show was a Cult Event – Watch Video
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Conspiracies of demonic entities being unleashed in Jamaica following Chris Brown’s performance have been circulating the internet. Social media users have pointed out the odd symbols that decorated Chris Brown’s set at the National Stadium, speculating that the American singer’s performance was linked to the demonic Illuminati organisation.
The critics contended that Jamaica would be hit with chaos as a result of the show, which had thousands in attendance.
Controversial reggae singer Queen Ifrica showed that she also shared this belief when she went on a rant and touched on the event, the hidden agendas of the government, and Valiant’s Mad Out hit song being a part of the scheme.
In regards to the hit song, Ifrica blamed Minister of Culture and Entertainment Olivia “Babsy” Grange for Valiant’s music, indicating that politicians were using the deejay to create the society they wanted.
“Babsy Grange, you are deliberately doing what you are doing to the women and children of Jamaica…Stop Miss Babsy Grange,” Queen Ifrica stated.
“Dem song deh must ban. Di parents of Jamaica must call for the ban, just like how unuh did call for di ban of Daddy Don’t Touch Mi There,” she said, and she warned Valiant, whom she referred to as the “new Vybz Kartel,” about his continuous use of raunchy lyrics.
She spoke more about the government’s alleged scheme when she touched on the Chris Brown and Friends concert. According to the Rastafarian artiste, the show was a “cult event” that was put in place to unleash demons in “Jamaica to launch the new world order officially.”
Watch the video of Queen Ifrica below:
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