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Popcaan says Nothing Without God
Popcaan
Entertainment, Music
March 17, 2025

Popcaan says Nothing Without God

International dancehall sensation Popcaan release a new single on Sunday, March 16, 2025 Nothing Without God.

Produced by DropTop Records, the track is a reflection on faith, gratitude, and divine protection, offering a deeply personal side of the Unruly Boss.

With heartfelt lyrics like, “Give thanks say me wake up, the blessings just a flow pon me / Every day me wake up, give thanks me alive, the blessings just a flow pon me / Father watch over me, can’t do nothing without God involved,” Popcaan opens up about his belief that success and survival are impossible without divine intervention.

The official music video, directed by Nathaniel Kerr, popularly known as Lagxz, takes viewers on a journey inside a church in Portland, Jamaica. Dressed in an all-white outfit, Popcaan sits in quiet reflection. The choice of location and aesthetic adds an authentic and spiritual depth to the song’s message.

Director Lagxz shared his profound experience while working on the project: “Shooting this music video was a spiritual experience. With every frame, I felt the weight of responsibility to capture the message… It was a humbling reminder that, as a director, I am merely a vessel for something greater than myself. I wanted my visuals to transcend the ordinary and speak to the soul of the viewers.”

Following the success of Kick It Wid Myself, featuring Popcaan & Chronic Law, released on January 3, 2025, DropTop Records is once again proving its ability to blend powerful storytelling with hard-hitting production.

CEO Rowan Melhado expressed how deeply the song resonates with him, citing a verse that speaks to his own journey: “A daily me sin and you still forgive me, the privilege to try to do positive / Devil workers a try fight me thing but man read them like an adjective.”

He further stated: “Popcaan has once again delivered a track that is more than just music — it’s a testimony. Nothing Without God is a song for anyone who has faced struggles and knows that faith is the key to overcoming them.”

As Popcaan continues to evolve as an artist, Nothing Without God is shaping up to be an anthem for those who live by faith with its soul-stirring lyrics and striking visuals.

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