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December 8, 2025

WATCH: Busta Rhymes joins in hurricane relief efforts

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Rapper Trevor “Busta Rhymes” Smith and Love & Hip Hop executive producer Mona Scott-Young arrived in Montego Bay on Monday afternoon at the Private Jet Centre to join in relief efforts.

The rapper brought emergency supplies and partnered with the GrassROOTS Community Foundation to support post–Hurricane Melissa humanitarian efforts in St James.

They were welcomed by State Minister for Industry, Investment & Commerce, Delano Seiveright, and Jamaica Tourist Board Regional Director Odette Dyer, and will be joined on the ground by Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange and other officials as they carry out relief efforts across the parish.

 

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