Kant10t – N.B.A (Never Broke Again)

Kant10t’s “N. B. A (Never Broke Again)” is another sharp dancehall flex from the Seaview Gardens deejay, and the title says a lot before the first verse lands. He has built his name on street-level storytelling, and this cut sits right in that lane: money pressure, survival talk, and the kind of self-belief that comes out of a Kingston youth trying to stay ahead of the curve.

The song arrives through Bilionaire Records and 1_10th Records, with the release landing in 2026. Kant10t, whose real name is Romario Watson, first started pulling attention with breakout singles like “Bad Gyal” and has since become one of the voices carrying modern dancehall’s harder, more urban edge. His music usually lands with a mix of grit and melody, and that tension helps “N. B. A” feel current rather than forced.

What gives the record its pull is the blend of swagger and strain. It sounds built for the street side of the dance, with a dark bounce, tight drum programming, and a vocal delivery that keeps the energy clipped and direct. Kant10t sounds comfortable in the pocket, riding the riddim with the sort of blunt phrasing that makes his records hit quickly.

For a rising artist with a growing catalog, this is the kind of single that keeps his name moving in the right circles while reinforcing the image he’s been shaping for years: young, hungry, and fully locked in on the next step.