Spanish Town-based deejay Profit Revelation gave a stellar performance at St. Catherine Primary School on Jamaica Day, which the school celebrated on Thursday. February 29, 2024.

Clad in true Jamaican colours of green, gold, and black, the deejay came on with a winning note as students cheered throughout his first entry, ‘Crime Stop’.

The message resonated well with teachers who supported his call to stop the crime and violence affecting, especially, children and the elderly.

He then showed his creativity with ‘Technology Time’ when he brought on stage two laptops – one for his Rastafarian partner.

“I am feeling good today because my performance satisfied the gathering. We need to educate our children on changes and how these will affect their lives. I wanted to leave a strong message because education is important to everyone.”

Canadian recording artiste Jonelle continued to generate that warmth from students who have made a hit on social media. She delivered Mood with so much energy which was felt even on the nearby streets.

Sosuh Bonez represented Kyoni Records well with ‘Living It Up’, while Kryme Rate stood out with ‘Too Much Killing’, an acapella performance

The presentation was organized by Dr. Garth McDonald, founder of the Fully Bright Foundation. The Senior Medical Officer (SMO), Victoria Jubilee Hospital, presented Fully Bright certificates to over ten students.

(Photo & Video contributed)