‘Champion’ branding! Drake rocks Buju Banton shirt in Turks & Caicos
Dancehall star Shenseea (left) poses with Canadian rapper Drake in the Turks and Caicos Islands recently (Photo contributed)
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August 31, 2019

‘Champion’ branding! Drake rocks Buju Banton shirt in Turks & Caicos

Canadian rapper Drake has been showing his

support for the Gargamel, Buju Banton.

The megastar was spotted recently in a

nightclub in Turks and Caicos wearing a red Supreme-brand shirt with Banton’s

face emblazoned at the front, in several photos he took with Jamaican artiste Shensea

as well in as in two amateur videos.

Buju has a t-shirt deal with apparel

company Supreme which, as a part of their 2019 Summer Tees release, added the

Buju photo t-shirt collection to their running catalogue.

The 2019 photo T-shirt features Buju clad in a photo wearing a white tee with the iconic red box logo at the front, as is traditionally done with all of Supreme’s past photo tees.

The back of the tee features a note from

Buju, “Supreme forward ever stand firm Jah love”.

The Supreme Buju Banton Photo Tee was released on June 27 and retailed for US$48 but has been spotted on sale online for as much as US$150.  It comes in several different colours including red, white, black and green.

More of Shenseea and Drake! (Photo contributed)
Supreme’s photo tee of Reggae superstar Buju Banton is a hot commodity online this summer! (Photo: Supreme)

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