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    Anti Badness Riddim – V1 Records is a 2002 dancehall compact package built and released under V1 Records, packing a wide roster of modern-style street cuts and one full instrumental/Version. The vibe is all about tight, driving bounce, and the vocal lineup leans into classic early-2000s cadence, with Alozade delivering Gwaan Like Dem Hype, Delly Ranks hitting Send For The Girls, and Kiprich cutting She Loves Me, while Mega Banton brings the swagger on City Block A Gal and Sizzla turns it darker with Ill Be There For You. V1’s name is consistently tied to Anti-Badness (including other 2002 entries on the same riddim), making this one of the label’s more recognizable riddim-era drops.

    Anti Badness Tracklist:

    1. Alozade – Gwaan Like Dem Hype
    2. D Bad Dawg – Belly Nuh Bang
    3. Delly Ranks – Send For The Girls
    4. Kiprich – She Loves Me
    5. Mega Banton – City Block A Gal
    6. Mr Lex And Stevie Face – Care Haar
    7. Mr G And Ingel Chanta – Wi Nuh Bad Mind
    8. Natural Black – Mi Do Mi Best
    9. San J And Tami – Strictly Physical
    10. Sizzla – Ill Be There For You
    11. Tanto Metro And Devonte – Cold Like Snow
    12. Version – Anti Badness
    13. Zoom J – Tuggi Tuggi

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