"I'm not a singer, I'm not a deejay, I'm an ENTERTAINER", asserts Lexxus, t… Read Full Bio ↴"I'm not a singer, I'm not a deejay, I'm an ENTERTAINER", asserts Lexxus, the resonant, rolling tongued dancehall sensation who is on a mission to take Jamaican music to the heights of international popularity. "This is Reggae we're talking about here and the music is not as big as it's suppose to be. Can you think of a Reggae artists they would put in Madison Square Garden or Yankee Stadium? I wanna be the one they put there and I know I've achieved what I want when I'm on stage and 200,000 people come to see!"
Born Christopher Palmer and raised in the Mountain View area of Kingston, Lexxus has been performing, as he says, "since the day I was born". A former student at Kingston's (now defunct) Fox Drama School, Lexxus is an accomplished actor who has appeared in several plays and earned a Best Actor award in 1992. Lexxus also distinguished himself as one of the finest dancers in Jamaica when he joined the popular dance troupe Squad One. For the past seven years he has pursued an extremely promising career as a deejay (rapper) whose electrifying stage performances are enhanced by his vast experience in dance and theater.
Lexxus first displayed his deejaying skills in 1992 at the popular Sunday night dances held in Kingston's Harbor View area, featuring the Super Dee sound system. Representatives from the New York based label Natural Bridge Records heard Lexxus' impressive lyrical flow and brought him to Kingston's Mixing Lab recording studios where the 16 year old recorded his first single, "Own A Home", his tribute to women who aren't dependent on men for financial support. Subsequent single releases including "Unification" and "Ghetto Man Slam" yielded little fanfare for the aspiring deejay. He persevered and in 1997 is efforts were rewarded with three hit singles, "Runaway Train" (X-rated label), "Fade Away" (2-Hard Records) and "Boogie Woogie" for producers Steely & Clevie. Lexxus also received several concert bookings including an invitation to perform in New York City where he decided to live for an entire year.
Lexxus' popularity lagged in Jamaica due to the time he spent abroad, so he returned home in 1998 and re-established himself through a series of successful stage shows. The determined entertainer advantageously utilized his acting and dancing capabilities to support his microphone skills at Kingston's largest annual Dancehall concert, STING, in December 1998.
This event marked a turning point in Lexxus' career. "I wasn't so hot then, so coming back performing at STING wasn't really the glamorous thing it was supposed to be," confides Lexxus, "but I performed at 3 AM, after a lot of the artists got booed (and bottled); I did my thing and it was wicked. It was like they were waiting for me to come on and start the show. No one knew my music because all of it was new but because I projected my songs, danced and used up the stage, I was getting the crowd into my act."
Many of the unknown songs Lexxus performed at STING became Jamaican radio hits while his performance in August 1999 at Montego Bay's Reggae Sumfest Dancehall Night has amplified the Lexxus buzz to a near deafening decibel! Attired in an outrageous leather outfit, Lexxus energetically delivered a hit filled set which included his first #1 single, "Get Wid It", produced by King Jammy$ and subsequent hits "Yuh Nah", featuring 1999's most popular dancehall riddim, the Street Sweeper and "Cook", urging women to brush up on their culinary skills to keep their men happy ("cook!.....here......recipe book!) both produced by Steely & Clevie. Other Lexxus tunes dominating radio air play in Jamaica (and in Caribbean enclaves throughout the United States and England) include his first number one single "Ring Mi Celle", "Real Age" featuring sidekick Kiprich and imaginative "Divine Reasoning" (King Jammys), Lexxus' conversation with The Creator: "every night mi go to mi bed mi haffi pray, thank Father God for letting mi see another day\gimme the health, gimme the strength to let mi sing and deejay, don't care what nobody say". The deejay thanks God for everything in his life including "the gal that gimme sex"; while the Almighty's hallowed voice reminds him, "Lex, don't forget your Durex!" "If I'm drinking a Heineken I say all right God, drink it with me. I was in a jam and God got me out of it, so I want to build a nice church because I promised God I would."
Born Christopher Palmer and raised in the Mountain View area of Kingston, Lexxus has been performing, as he says, "since the day I was born". A former student at Kingston's (now defunct) Fox Drama School, Lexxus is an accomplished actor who has appeared in several plays and earned a Best Actor award in 1992. Lexxus also distinguished himself as one of the finest dancers in Jamaica when he joined the popular dance troupe Squad One. For the past seven years he has pursued an extremely promising career as a deejay (rapper) whose electrifying stage performances are enhanced by his vast experience in dance and theater.
Lexxus first displayed his deejaying skills in 1992 at the popular Sunday night dances held in Kingston's Harbor View area, featuring the Super Dee sound system. Representatives from the New York based label Natural Bridge Records heard Lexxus' impressive lyrical flow and brought him to Kingston's Mixing Lab recording studios where the 16 year old recorded his first single, "Own A Home", his tribute to women who aren't dependent on men for financial support. Subsequent single releases including "Unification" and "Ghetto Man Slam" yielded little fanfare for the aspiring deejay. He persevered and in 1997 is efforts were rewarded with three hit singles, "Runaway Train" (X-rated label), "Fade Away" (2-Hard Records) and "Boogie Woogie" for producers Steely & Clevie. Lexxus also received several concert bookings including an invitation to perform in New York City where he decided to live for an entire year.
Lexxus' popularity lagged in Jamaica due to the time he spent abroad, so he returned home in 1998 and re-established himself through a series of successful stage shows. The determined entertainer advantageously utilized his acting and dancing capabilities to support his microphone skills at Kingston's largest annual Dancehall concert, STING, in December 1998.
This event marked a turning point in Lexxus' career. "I wasn't so hot then, so coming back performing at STING wasn't really the glamorous thing it was supposed to be," confides Lexxus, "but I performed at 3 AM, after a lot of the artists got booed (and bottled); I did my thing and it was wicked. It was like they were waiting for me to come on and start the show. No one knew my music because all of it was new but because I projected my songs, danced and used up the stage, I was getting the crowd into my act."
Many of the unknown songs Lexxus performed at STING became Jamaican radio hits while his performance in August 1999 at Montego Bay's Reggae Sumfest Dancehall Night has amplified the Lexxus buzz to a near deafening decibel! Attired in an outrageous leather outfit, Lexxus energetically delivered a hit filled set which included his first #1 single, "Get Wid It", produced by King Jammy$ and subsequent hits "Yuh Nah", featuring 1999's most popular dancehall riddim, the Street Sweeper and "Cook", urging women to brush up on their culinary skills to keep their men happy ("cook!.....here......recipe book!) both produced by Steely & Clevie. Other Lexxus tunes dominating radio air play in Jamaica (and in Caribbean enclaves throughout the United States and England) include his first number one single "Ring Mi Celle", "Real Age" featuring sidekick Kiprich and imaginative "Divine Reasoning" (King Jammys), Lexxus' conversation with The Creator: "every night mi go to mi bed mi haffi pray, thank Father God for letting mi see another day\gimme the health, gimme the strength to let mi sing and deejay, don't care what nobody say". The deejay thanks God for everything in his life including "the gal that gimme sex"; while the Almighty's hallowed voice reminds him, "Lex, don't forget your Durex!" "If I'm drinking a Heineken I say all right God, drink it with me. I was in a jam and God got me out of it, so I want to build a nice church because I promised God I would."
Thug Life
Lexxus Lyrics
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21 Savage Scrape the corner Buy a Rover Crack inside my grandmas sofa …
2Pac Thug for life nigga Can't you read the signs? Fuck it man W…
2Pac and Thug Life Raised by thugs, schooled by killers I learned mathematics f…
2Pac feat. Big Syke Prince Ital Joe Thug for life nigga Can't you read the signs? Fuck it man …
2pac ft The Outlawz Raised by thugs, schooled by killers I learned mathematics f…
2Pac Ft. The Notorious B.I.G. Thug for life nigga Can't you read the signs? Fuck it man W…
Afro-X Eu cheguei lá em casa Perguntei por minha filha Minha mãe me…
Akapellah & The Lors Xtassy Yo sé que se siente janguea todo el día Y…
Amit Malsar ਹੋ ਕੋਈ ਮਿੱਤਰਾਂ ਨਾ’ ਖੇਹਜੇ ਏ ਹੋ ਨੀ ਸਕਦੇ ਜੱਟ ਦੇ…
Boosie Badazz [Talking] attention ladies I'm tired of playin why the fuck …
BROCKHAMPTON I gotta get that bag It's a thug life, it's a…
Chad Wild Clay We're livin the thug life We're livin the thug life We smoke…
D.Y. Funk (Припев) Пау Пау, Гет Даун! Моя татти хард лав, Лав, лав! Б…
Diljit Dosanjh Tere naal dil la leya, Tere shehar naal laiyan ne…
DJ Fytch It′s my life take it or leave it Set me free What's…
Doodie Lo Phew, phew (Damn, Max, this one too hard) So, what we on? Ph…
Drew Milligan Thug life Thug lifie Thug life Thug lifie Thug life Thug lif…
Elams Ouais ouais, ouais ouais Ouais ouais, ouais ouais Qui, qui …
Elly Mangat ਅਸਲੇ ਦੇ ਵਾਂਗੂ ਪੂਰਾ ਨਾਮ ਖੜਕੇ , ਮਾਮਿਆਂ ਦੀ ਅੱਖ ਵਿਚ…
Elly Mangat feat. Banka Asle de wangu pura naam khadke, Mameya di akh wich munda…
Hayce Lemsi Thug Life Thug Life Thug Life Thug Life Thug Life Thug Life …
Ixzo Tookie P Ces rappeurs s'comportent comme Hannah Ces rappeurs…
J. Rabbit Gotta keep it on the down low I'll never let my…
Ja Rule feat. Case "Thug Life" (feat. Case) [Ja Rule] Ja Rule, yeah Irv G…
L.E.C.K. Baby, baby La monarquía Mami Doctor E Esa baby me enchula El…
Red Eye 過去の栄光にすがりついた おっさんが俺にまた言う 俺も昔どうのこうのいうけど 生き方から違う ホントにいけてりゃ俺から学…
Rod Wave Ooh (RellyMade) Ooh oh, oh Yeah, it's just the thug life, ba…
Shordie Shordie Thinkin′ like maybe Texas, or should I go to Vegas? I…
Snoop Dogg feat. Dr.Dre Baby, baby La monarquía Mami Doctor E Esa baby me enchula El…
T.M.W I didn't choose the thug life yet I'm continually subjected…
Thugz Nation Some say i'm living to fast some say I'm living…
We Butter the Bread With Butter Get up, get up And listen to your heart yeah Don't lose…
Yukmouth feat. C-Bo Yo (yo, yo) bitch Mustard on the beat, ho It's Young Gold…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Lexxus:
Booty Clap [Intro:] Yeah! Flip it pon dem Wicked! Hi what yuh doing? Da…
Cook [Intro:] Steely: Bwoy Lenny, I see your girl ah bawl…
Full Hundred [INTRO:] You know two thousand Two hundred and one baby […
Get Wid It [Chorus:] Gonna make some money you Know that I'm wid it …
Girls Girls Я не оставлю шанса, посмотри-ка мне в глаза, Твоё тело меняе…
Good Hole give me now we manna get still ti ti now we…
Halla Halla Halla Halla From yuh know yuh haffi mek yuh wah... Dolla D…
Redder Now [Intro] Well this one dedicated to ah some likkle gal Who…
Ring Me Cellie Lexxus Miscellaneous Ring Mi Cellie Intro: Dem cyah stay deh…
Ring Mi Cellie Dem cyah stay deh talk, da likkle mawga bwoy ya…
You Nah My Yute, A betta a man seh him si yuh pon…
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Torii Joni B
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This is by far the lamest and most incorrect lyrics I've ever seen