There was the trip to Africa. His triumph points returned set at Sting and come Sunday. It's all about the sing-jay in a cosy setting. A charity gig, only 300 tickets. There's Bini and Bounty, Cartel and Mavado, Boudreau of course. There's also Sizzler. The reclusive dance hall dynamo isn't always in a mood to talk, but this week he was plus giving ER access to his judgment yard headquarters in August. And TVJ, Pleasant, welcome. You know what I mean? Well, I still sing about a lot of these issues. Social commentary and stuff like those. You know what I mean? But at the same time, it's not just only that. I got to keep the clubs booming. I got to keep the cars in the street booming. So I make different songs. A little ragamov, a little intimate song. I try very best to maintain a culture. And presently what I'm doing now is that I register the Sizzler Youth Foundation. I think I should be giving back something to the youths such as Jamaica. Not to chase the fame and the fortune, but for the real cars to help others to get to that level. No, to the fact that I've been out the limelight for quite some time, you know. People as one of Sizzler want new vibration. And even before that Sizzler reserve that fun piece, that fun club and that magnitude of people that follow Sizzler. We can only do as much and say as much. And that because you become popular with the fame and the fortune doesn't mean that we should de-cour the nation as a lyricist out of the natural culture being embedded in them from that time. So as an icon, I think we can only do as much and say as much and it doesn't really give it a permission because you're an icon to go on street and nation. As in the fact, as you're going to tell them to bleach because you know the nation coming out of slavery, we've been through a lot of clinching, clinching. So when you as an icon come back and you're going to be a role model and you're going to say you're bleat and stuff like that. I think it's an insult to the blood nation. The cartel is a very good artist. You know me in a very good, for an mind based upon the music industry and stuff like that. You know me and I believe everyone have the right, the reserve the right to do what they want and say what they want but as I say, I got to remember you're in the eyes of the public. So certain thing you just got to correct it. It was a vivid experience, don't you know that we're in Jamaica and we came through to the public in Jamaica. We're wide and telling them about Africa. I think it was only right to go there to see what's happening and I was invited by the other president Robert Mugavi to do a 21st February movement and to celebrate their 30th independence because they say, Bob Malik came 30 years ago, started the independence for them. So they've been looking for his lower 10 years now. The world always see what's wrong on the black man's side and what the black man does is not really compatible to what the world is offering no but he must know Africa is a creative civilization. Everyone wants to loot and read Africa and whenever time you've got someone standing up for that they try to criticize them and say they're doing something but not that you're going to support the president doing bad stuff but as I said before as a government, as a people, you must know what's right and defend certain nation and country. We don't have a difference with which I'm going to be singing cultural songs. Not much of a dance or segment and I'm going to be giving them songs they're really like from that time. I'm going to try to get a few songs off a few albums like Thank You Mama album, Prezesja, you know I mean, Soul Deep and the people can re-toute, meet and greet fans. It's much closer can talk and really to your people because over the years people have been listening to Sizzler but they didn't get that opportunity to talk to Sizzler even ask a few questions like we're doing now. Well I think I'm more material in the business and I'm more experienced and I'm more I would say on a higher level we're in with having taught principles of its majesty in the foundation of best of affairs such as Boil, Naya Bingi, understand the Psalms, understand the prayers and the whole scenario of how you go out while doing services and stuff like those. You know I mean a more experienced meeting and greeting different people on the radio station, television station and stuff like that so there is a vast amount of change. And you have peace? We have a lot of peace. I'm cool. Nice. It's our bless. I'm a doctor. For being here is a Sizzler Kalanti. We speak Abro's, we speak Ameri. We teach ourselves. Rastafari, Tato San, this is judgmentate. I know you'll try by majesty, me go scratch, a lot and see you. Rastafari. He is an Iraqi and I fortress. He's a strength of I and I. Yeah he can go right now. No for me, sir. Rastafari means the camera inside him. I say why camera is inside it? I don't know. It's got the fire key, you know, sign up purification, fire key. The altar circle shown as we see it and as you were seeing three herbs we played the bass, the funle and so on. So what we're going to basically do for you know to do for that that you got a priest here with us. We're going to give you another seven minutes of Naya being the child that I ancient we have given praises and to his majesty. It's not dance hall and reggae run judgment. It's Naya being the sounds reading and chanting. Others being kept by the priest being given an eye on I from the mountain from Naya being a dash run judgment. You know, a pile of great great grandson from Bani in Astu and Gwatin Astringyad and for real. Slazy I live. I know you want to say burn Baffa me right now. You with them say no lumen art it. Go sell us all for money. And this is Astun Collins, part of Miguel Collins. And this is not a joke really never-ones always a much like okay taste develop the hit. Msいます railway Bristol heard. Right here Person Nose Geoffallバ LabelUS Thir Hardy toplas a tiros. I'll gotta easy his with the can know not every snow, training. We manualize. The city of Russia. Russia. Russia. It's a bad fight. It's an animation. We need to see a movie. Yes, I always see a movie. United. This is Jamaica. We're going to Africa. TVJ presents Welcome Once Again. And I'll be back again. I'm back. It's the last time I've blessed. I mean, so Jambiyakan children and children in the world should know the original language. Hebrew, Gis, Hamari. Learn your language, original tongue so that you can't sleep your spiritual and mentally. No, we are bringing a good, nice tutor when we get a charge up. We have a voice. We have an old student like that because of poor people things. Jambiyakan people build things. So everything we see, everything we have, we have belongs to the people. They don't know because we're not in formal. Unless you're being authorized to come here and video all these things. It's the end of seeing nothing. As you can see, we have everything. So when you're done, you know, scan the wall. Cover right and front the wall. So easy access towards the vocabulary and every language. We have all the same vibes. And surely the nation of the students said. Marlowe, Doran, Hargotscom, Judgmentia, No one family. We have a connection. I'm going to have a new uncle on July 8th now. I saw where they are. We do a day time car world. We want to know what we're doing. We're studying different languages of the African ancestral dynasty. Or making music. And we pray. And we chant. And we party also. Jambiyakan. Up in New Year. It's last year. It's still Thursday. And the eyes saying, And the life's savory and happy sale. I've got them better ways again. Wall don't let us Have them, too, I get shkeed.เห you know. We all couldn't find the Eastんah's family. Are you 이미 or see the sky? We don't know. We go Bravo, bless. Pleasant welcome. You know what I mean? So it got our duck arm. Bless. Sizzle up, build a song on the spot, and our camera gets it all in E.R. next Friday.