A term used by Rastafarians to replace the pronouns I and me, emphasizing the unity and divine connection between oneself, Jah (God), and all of humanity
Patois: I&I are all equal and connected, part of di divine creation
English: We are all equal and connected, part of the divine creation
Kingston Paradise is a thriller set in the streets of Kingston, Jamaica.
Positive vibes
A sense of well-being, contentment, and positivity often associated with reggae music and Rastafarian culture
Patois: Di reggae concert have irie vibes all night
English: The reggae concert has positive vibes all night
To mix and transition between multiple songs seamlessly, often done by DJs during a dancehall set
Patois: Di DJ juggle di tunes smoothly
English: The DJ mixes the tunes smoothly
A phrase used to describe the oppressive and corrupt systems of the world, representing societal injustices, materialism, and spiritual ignorance that Rastafarians seek to overcome
Patois: Wi fight against di Babylon system, advocating for justice and truth
English: We fight against the Babylon system, advocating for justice and truth