Teejay Explains Choice to Sing for Women, Not ‘Rude Boys’

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Dancehall sensation Teejay recently revealed that he prefers crafting songs for women over creating “bad man songs,” following advice from industry veterans like Shaggy, Sean Paul, Mr. Vegas, and Beenie Man. In an interview on the UK’s Kis Fresh with DJ Davda, Teejay emphasized the significance of female fan support in the dancehall genre. He shared insights from mentors like Beenie Man, who conveyed that when women love you in dancehall, success follows.

Teejay highlighted the global reach of music, emphasizing the importance of appealing to audiences worldwide. Similarly, fellow artist Skillibeng echoes this sentiment, emphasizing the crucial role women play in music enjoyment. Skillibeng, known for his “gunman songs,” recognizes the value of creating music that resonates with female fans.

Interestingly, Shaggy, Teejay’s mentor, previously dedicated an entire album, “Lucky Day,” to women in 2002. Shaggy expressed his passion for uplifting women, with hits like “Strength of a Woman” becoming crowd favorites. Shaggy’s successful albums, including “Pure Pleasure,” “Boombastic,” “Midnite Lover,” and “Clothes Drop,” consistently reflect his focus on songs targeting the fairer sex.

Teejay’s decision to prioritize songs for women aligns with a tradition in dancehall where artists recognize the significant impact of female fan support on their success.

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