Beenie Man

Beenie Man released a new song amidst his Verzuz battle with Bounty Killer.

Dancehall artiste Beenie Man is really maximizing on the recent attention that he'due south garnered from the Verzuz battle. Together with Bounty Killer, Beenie Human being produced several memeable moments during the recent Instagram Live session which reached millions of people across multiple continents. In addition to Bounty Killer giving a hilarious shout out to Rihanna and Beenie'due south questionable dance motion, the self-proclaimed 'Male monarch of Dancehall' really striking the jackpot of viral moments when he dismissed the police officers who showed up to end the political party early.

In a moment that has been circulating online, Beenie Human being asked the officers, "Exercise you actually wanna be that guy?" when they attempted to shut down what was quite peradventure the biggest operation of his career to date. The "Girl Dem Suga" artiste has been perpetuating the scissure online always since with fans who take been reminiscing about the viral moment.

Now Beenie Homo aims to capitalize on the spotlight that is currently on him even farther. In a new song that was just released today (June 3), the deejay centers the chorus around his new signature catchphrase "Do You Desire To Be That Guy?"

"Right there in front the world optics / Here come up these two constabulary guys / Dem intention never that wise / And so mi inquire 'practise you wanna be that guy?' / Fi stop dancehall from rising loftier / Mi enquire dem 'do you wanna be that guy?' / Fi finish di Jamaican flag from fly / Do you really wanna be that guy?" Beenie Human being sings on the track.

As usual, Beenie Homo praises himself as the "male monarch" of the genre in the song as well. He as well showers Bounty Killer with respect and shares a little about his music career history claiming, "might arrogant but we a di best fi eva do dis."

Did Beenie Man notice a hitting with this ane or is he merely overdoing his x minutes of social media fame at this point?