The Reggae/Dancehall act served a eccentric style in a white ripped denim over white T-shirt and a beige suede jacket. He spiced the dressing up with his signature gold blings complete with matching wristwatch, ring and aviator shades.
In the crucial issue, the artiste talked on his career, dancehall and filling the shoes of popular acts like Blackky and many others and throwing more light on how Reggae/dancehall music is getting more accepted in Nigeria and beyond.
It was revealed that "Reggae music was gradually hitting an all-time low within young generation of music lovers until Dancehall artistes like Patoranking stepped in and re-energized the scene just like the artiste Blackky did some years back. The argument will continue to arise about the content of Blackky's and Patoranking's music to what Reggae was supposed to be but the truth is, the world is changing. As long as they obey the fundamental structure of this genre, the message will continue to evolve depending on the part of the world they live in and the state of mind of the majority of their audience'.
Cover Photography by: August Udoh
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