Title: Buju Banton - Champion
Description: Music video by Buju Banton performing Champion with Frank Sacramento [Video Director], Michael Kahn [Video Producer] (C) 1995 The Island Def Jam Music Group A Universal Company

Title: Buju Banton - Untold Stories
Description: Music video by Buju Banton performing Untold Stories with Lisa Cortes [Producer], Donovon Germain [Producer], Donovan Germain [Producer] (C) 1995 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Title: Buju Banton - Wanna Be Loved
Description: Music video by Buju Banton performing Wanna Be Loved with Craig Henry, Brian Ades, Terry Power (C) 1995 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Title: Buju Banton - Destiny
Description: Buju Banton Destiny Music Video

Title: Buju Banton - Champion
Description: Buju Bantonoh..Best Rasta Man.This is really my music style..Best Song One og Best Reggae song ever.. Lyrics: Me wanna walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Me have a thing that you are waiting Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal A where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Buju B would be more than glad to take your hand And lead you to the promise land in my 20 ft. bed All you got to do is be true, so let's correspond Satisfy your emotions Hot off a the press, instantly she was She no hold on tough and she no got dangerous Skin smooth and precious like she never get a cut Pant front expanding and I've got to pull up Gal me haffi get to, it's a must Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Girl let me in Me have a thing Plenty men a call, you're no look fi theim way You look good, and haffi get against what the gals say Put on you clothes, it's like a display Men stare and swear both night and day Could you be my honey, and a woman they lay With a gorgeous smile on her face and say She wants a man to do the work not one fi play A marathon man, she says she want one fi stay A Buju walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Me have a thing that you are waiting Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal A where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in I sing, woman I want to settle down really start a plan To how you look I've come to one conclusion You're supposed to know the works fuel the action Music a playing, your waist responding Non stop ticking just like a time bomb A you every man want slam Buju Banton walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Me have a thing that you are waiting Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal A where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Buju B would be more than glad to take your hand And lead you to the promise land in my 20 ft. bed All you got to do is be true, so let's correspond Satisfy your emotions Hot off a the press, instantly she was She no hold on tough and she no got dangerous Skin smooth and precious like she never get a cut Pant front expanding and I've got to pull up Gal me haffi get to, it's a must Buju wanna walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Me have a thing that you are waiting Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal A where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Plenty men a call, you're no look fi theim way You look good, and haffi get against what the gals say Put on you clothes, it's like a display Men a stare and swear both night and day Could you be my honey, and a woman they lay With a gorgeous smile on her face and say Want a man fi work not fi play Want a marathon man who can stay Me wanna walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal Tell me where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in Me have a thing that you are waiting Walk like a champion Talk like a champion What a piece of body gal A where you get it from Knock 'pon your entrance Ram pa pa pam pam Gal let me in. FUCK GAY MAN!BOOM BLAST IN HEAD!

Title: Buju Banton - "Nothing" Refix/100 Watt Medley
Description: Featuring Ghost, East Coast, Mr. Vegas, New Kidz, Assassin, Mitch, Mr. Lex!

Title: Buju Banton - "Driver A"
Description: Buju Banton plays The Boss in this classic clip accompanying his classic hit tune "Driver A."

Title: Buju Banton - Murderer
Description: Buju at BB Kings NY

Title: Buju Banton - Boom Bye Bye
Description: Buju Banton - Boom Bye Bye Its like) Boom bye bye Inna batty bwoy head Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man Dem haffi dead Boom bye bye Inna batty bwoy head Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man Dem haffi dead (Two man) Hitch up on an rub up on An lay down inna bed Hug up on another Anna feel up leg Send fi di matic an Di Uzi instead Shoot dem no come if we shot dem

Title: Buju Banton - Paid Not Played
Description: damn it's good!!!

Title: Buju Banton - magic city
Description: ..

Title: Wayne Wonder & Buju Banton - Reggae Sunsplash '92
Description: sing "Bonafide love"

Title: Buju Banton Feat. Rancid-jah - No more misty days
Description: Buju Banton Feat. Rancid-jah - No more misty days http://estners.blogspot.com

Title: buju banton - hills and valleys
Description: Only Rasta can liberate the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe for a minute that they are with you Jah free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe for a minute, they don't like you Why try to make I unhappy Really I don't know If it was up to them my friend We would never see the sun nor the snow Through that mystical communication within We keep on coming together I love to see brothers and sisters Looking out for one another That's the way it should be Not contrary, stop tearing down each other Only Rasta free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe one minute that they are with you Jah free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe for a minute that they are with you Hard drugs won't do You're just behaving like they want you to (yeah) Arrogance is much different from ignorance And I know you feel the same way too Many live this life without having a clue No reason why they are so sad and blue Places to go so much things to do Not a moment to reflect on the cycle of life (yeah) A who free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe for a minute that they are with you Jah free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe one minute, they don't like you It hard, it hard, it hard (yeah) Mek them know we waan go home a we yard It hard, it hard, it hard (let them know) Let them know we waan go home a we yard It hard, it hard, it hard (let them know) Let them know we waan go home a we yard It hard, it hard, it hard (oh god) We waan go home Only Rasta free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe one minute, they don't like you A who free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe one minute, they don't like you Jah free the people Over hills and valleys too Don't let them fool you Don't believe one minute, they don't like you

Title: Buju Banton - Legalize It
Description: Buju Banton - Legalize It Buju Banton (born Mark Myrie 1973) is a Jamaican dancehall, ragga, and reggae singer. He was born in a slum near Kingston, Jamaica called Salt Lane. "Buju" is a nickname given to chubby children which means Breadfruit. The name is ironic in light of Mark Myrie's slim frame, but it is, nevertheless, the nickname his mother gave him as a child. "Banton" is a Jamaican word referring to someone with a superior attitude and a gift with speech, but it was also the name of a local artist Burro Banton that Buju admired as a child. It was Burro's rough gravelly vocals that Buju emulated and ultimately made his own. Buju's mother was a higgler, or street vendor while his father worked as a labourer at a tile factory. He was one of fifteen children born into a family which was directly descended from the Maroons, a group of escaped slaves who proudly fought off the British colonialists.