All of those songs that we did were Bernard Collins, Linford Manning and Donald Manning. And right now, him don't want to deal with me. And everywhere I go, from song start playing, the people, even in France, sing the song also. We've never gone to Japan, but the audience in Jamaica, it's limited because when we go there, white people support the music more than black people. I'm not putting down black people, but on the whole, white people follow reggae music more.
Black people sing the music, but white people promote it.
Them have the money to spend. The culture, the Rastaman, the black people them been through the struggle and them have the culture. I'm not discriminating against white people. There are good and bad in every nation. When I'm around the horses, I get a lot of inspiration also.