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Music Producer Calls Out ‘Generations Before’ for Problems with Today’s Youth in T&T.

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Calling on Trinidad and Tobago to do better, music producer, song writer and artiste manager, KG says he is tired of what is happening. Expressing his personal views via his social media page, the entertainment professional questioned the motives of even the elders, lamenting that those who are considered leaders, are doing nothing to help the youth in the country.

KG has always been vocal on issues surrounding the TriniBad music culture. In his most recent rant, he questioned the inactivity of the elders in society. He said these people do nothing to mentor the youths, often bringing them down more, noting that the youths are now tired of hearing him speak to them. “I have no children but is ah setta youths I always talking to. When the youths failing, we have to blame the generation before. The youths don’t know better,” he went on, arguing that the elders should not give up on the young people in the country, but rather, keep trying to help them. “Why allyuh feel the crime reaching closer to our doorstep everyday?” he said.

On Wednesday, Trinidad and Tobago recorded six murders overnight. The murder toll for the year has surpassed 200 already. “We have to do better,” KG repeated sincerely, saying that things are getting worse in the country. His comment came even as reports surfaced that a young entertainer attached to the TriniBad genre, was shot and killed in St. Ann’s on Wednesday.

Earlier, Soca artist, M1 posted to social media, condemning the continued airplay of songs that express a killing sentiment. He said those who continue to play these songs are making no sense, pointing to the state of the nation.

Another artiste, Terri Lyons, who sings both Calypso and Soca music said often time, artistes like herself visit schools to educate the youths on the type of lyrical content, melody and overall music, her fraternity shares. “When asked, name an Icon of T&T, they call a lot of those gun songs,” relayed Terri, adding that despite that, she will continue to do what she can. “I support M1 and Orlando Octave – [they] been spitting fire ever since.”

Take a look at what KG expressed. Viewer discretion is advised due to obscene language.

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Mothers in Focus; Encouraged to Assert Themselves.

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Young mothers have the distinguished honor of shaping the generation to come. With that in mind, emphasis is being placed on honoring all mothers this Mother’s Day weekend. In an extraordinary shift however, organisers of one celebratory event dubbed, ‘To Mom With Love,’ say they are paying close attention to the state of affairs in T&T at this time, hosting their event from 11:30am and ending at 3pm, to ensure the safety of all patrons. 

A lot goes into the formal planning of any event, and special events honoring niche audiences is no different. Understanding that women are their primary target audience, Lou Francis and his team have made safety a top priority. “Because of what’s happening in our society presently, our aim is to provide an event that offers an outlet for safe and enjoyable entertainment. We are starting and ending earlier than usual to ensure that our patrons return to their homes while it is still light out,” said Francis. 

Emphasis placed on reigniting the love and appreciation for mothers in society, Lou explained that his team saw the significance of celebrating mothers and honoring them for all that they do, throughout the year. “Mothers have, and continue to be the bedrock of society. Celebrating them is a way of honoring and showing appreciation for the love, care and sacrifices that they make for their children and families,” he said. 

‘To Mom With Love’ takes place on Mother’s Day – May 12th at the Torenia Hall, Centre of Excellence. “Moms and their loved ones can look forward to a sumptuous luncheon prepared by renowned chefs. Entertainment will be top tier, ranging from precision instrumentalists to top class vocalists,” assured Francis. The event features the likes of The Baron, Charmaine Forde, Kerwin Trotman, Pedro Lezama, John Thomas and ‘D’ Piano Girl, Johanna.  

Urging all mothers to proudly assert themselves in the lives of their children, Francis said mothers are natural nurturers who guide and shape the lives of their children, which essentially builds society. “As young mothers take on the mantle of such immense responsibility, I would like to let them all know that they are important and they are needed. We all know that the journey is not without its challenges, but we must remind all mothers of the pride and joy they all feel when they see their children flourish. That is the reward.”

For further information on ‘To Mom With Love,’ those interested can call 732-3402. 

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Melly Rose Launches, “30 Days, 30 Businesses.”

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Trinidad and Tobago singer Melly Rose has announced an exciting initiative aimed at supporting local businesses at home in T&T. In a recent video posted to her social media platforms, Rose invited small businesses to participate in a unique promotional campaign that will span 30 days.

With an Instagram following of over 151k, the artiste is leveraging her space to provide free promotion to 30 different businesses in Trinidad and Tobago. The campaign, aptly titled “30 Days, 30 Businesses,” will offer each selected business one day of promotion on Melly Rose’s Instagram stories, reaching a wide audience of potential customers.

A media release issued encouraged small businesses to message Melly Rose via social media to express their interest in participating in the promotion. The first 30 businesses to reach out will be chosen to be featured in the campaign.

“I’m thrilled to be able to support local businesses in Trinidad and Tobago through this campaign. Small businesses are the backbone of our community, and I’m eager to help them gain exposure and reach new customers,” said the singer, this as she noted the importance of community solidarity and collaboration.

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