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KAI KAI makes case for kids
Entertainment, Music
June 3, 2022

KAI KAI makes case for kids

Ten-year-old dancehall singjay Tajourn “KAI KAI” Irving believes that the world can be a better place for its most vulnerable citizens — children. That’s why he is adding his voice to the call for adults to stamp out child abuse and violence against children.

“My wish is for the world to be a safe place for us kids. We need protection and guidance. The world needs to be a happy place and safe for everyone, including you, so that is my main goal, a better place for everyone. We need to stop the paedophiles,” he said.

KAI KAI is promoting the new single Buss2Fire, a song he had composed about sexual predators when he was seven. The single is produced by Boogie Down Records.

In Jamaica, the Child Protection Family Services Agency (CPFSA) received 9,800 reports of abuse against children in 2020. Sexual abuse accounted for 20 per cent of these reports, says Rosalee Gage-Grey, chief executive officer of the CPFSA. The children’s registry reports an average of 700-800 cases monthly for 2021.

“I was vibing on a beat my dad was playing when I came up with the melody for Buss2fire. My grandad saw the video clip and fell in love with the song idea and begged my dad to record it,” KAI KAI said.

He recorded his first single, Buss2Fire, in 2020, but the single was never officially released until 2021 because of the global pandemic.

The official music video for the single features appearances from viral comedians Deno Crazy, Little Donte Reynolds, Viral Twins, and others. The visuals were directed by Caribbean Gold Group, and will be released in June.

Born on November 1, 2011, he is currently in primary school. A self-taught musician from Kingston, he plays musical instruments, such as piano, guitar, and the flute. He also creates musical beats.

“Music has always been a huge part of my life and it’s something I have a lot of love and time for. My music inspiration comes from my parents, mostly from my father,” he said.

KAI KAI’s sophomore single, Build Back Jamaica, will be released in the fall of this year. He is in the studios working on completing his debut Wonder Child EP.

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