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Jahvillani

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Jamaican deejay and founder of the Wileside camp, known for the Clarks anthem "Clarks Pon Foot" and other late-2010s dancehall hits.

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DancehallMag; Reggaeville.

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Footage

Jahvillani — "Clarks Pon Foot"

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · official video

Official Vevo video; the Clarks lyric line continuing well past Kartel; discovery-only embed.

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TVJ Entertainment Report: Jahvillani Interview (July 2019)

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · interview

Community re-upload of a TVJ Entertainment Report broadcast segment; discovery-only embed.

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In stories

Story · Well supportedThe Entertainment Report era

How Jamaican television built a daily newsroom for dancehall - and what happens to it when artists broadcast themselves.

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