Macka Diamond
I first heard of Macka Diamond while watching Irie Vibes, a late-night dancehall, reggae show on public access. I thought she was a drag queen, and the chorus of her track Robbery sounded like ‘rubbery one’, further convincing me that she had junk in the front, not just in the trunk. The fact that she is actually and biologically a woman only makes me love her more.
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