Popcaan claims his ‘trim have a buzz’
Dancehall artiste, Popcaan
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May 23, 2020

Popcaan claims his ‘trim have a buzz’

Well, they say art sometimes come from your experiences, and dancehall artiste Popcaan’s yet to be released single Buzz is the perfect example of that. Popcaan shocked fans recently when

The Unruly Boss then hinted that his new look would also be complemented with new music, and he kept his word.

In the song, he echoed the sentiments of many of his female fans who expressed that his haircut made him look even more handsome.

“Gyal, dem seh mi trim have a buzz, gyal dem seh mi trim have a buzz,â€

Popcaan teased fans with the unreleased track on his Instagram on Friday, and left them begging for him to ‘drop it’.

View this post on Instagram outside pan eeh friday..!!! watch all yo!!Ÿ˜¬#876GADA post shared by 876GUD (@popcaanmusic) on May 22, 2020 at 10:34am PDT

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