MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Trending dancehall artiste Valiant has lyrically responded to Minister with responsibility for information Robert Morgan after the latter expressed concern over the lyrics of some dancehall songs.

Morgan last Sunday said some songs continue to make wrongdoing and illiteracy fashionable.

“…I heard my son playing a YouTube video and he wasn’t playing it because he looked for it. He was just on his tablet and I heard ‘bounce cheque inna account and mek mi skull upset.[None a unuh] Nuh know dunce yet, back a di class mi nah nuh subject’ and mi a seh when did dunce become fashionable?” Morgan asked in reference to Valiant’s trending song Subject.

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Valiant, in an Instagram reel posted on Saturday, gave his fans an opportunity to hear a part of his response.

“Please don’t judge me. Just lef school and nuh have nuh subject. Don’t call me nuh dunce head I’m working progress. Still have to come out to something. Feel fi build a boat and run weh.

Nutten nah gwan in a the country…” a part of the artiste’s lyrics said.