If

you are familiar with Ganggoolie’s music, then you probably won’t be surprised

that he has released a song dedicated to Miss World 2019, Jamaica’s Toni-Ann

Singh.

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Jamaica’s Toni-Ann Singh crowned Miss World 2019[/naviga:li][/naviga:ul]

The

track, Jamaica Miss World, debuted on the singer’s YouTube and Instagram

accounts a mere seven hours after it was announced that the crown would go to

the St Thomas native.

Singh,

23, is now Jamaica’s fourth Miss World with Lisa Hanna copping the crown in

1993, Cindy Breakspeare winning in 1976 and Carole Joan Crawford first winning

the title in 1963.

Jamaica Miss World is

short and catchy, and sees Ganggoolie praising Singh for her incredible feat

and beauty.

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My goal is to empower young women: Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh[/naviga:li][/naviga:ul]

The

track is receiving mixed reviews online with some people accusing Ganggoolie of

trying to capitalise off Singh’s moment, while others are lauding the

entertainer for immortalising the moment with a few bars.

Ganggoolie

is no stranger to making music inspired by events in popular culture, and he

has definitely been on a roll this year.

In

April he released the music video for the song Mackerel, rooted in the

popular ‘tek weh people man’ mantra popularised by the Internet sensation.

This

track was soon followed by Wow in July, a collaboration with Internet

personality Candie Baddie.

Ganggoolie is also known for

other songs penned off trending issues like his 2018 tracks, NeymarDance

and LikeSpice.