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Jamaican dancehall icon Spragga Benz in a recent interview with I Never Knew TV explained the message behind the Jamaican cult classic movie “Shottas,” in which he played the street thug Wayne, alongside Ky-Mani Marley (Errol “Biggs” Williams), Paul Campbell (Max) who extort Teddy Bruck Shut, played by Louis Rankin and murder their way to the top of the lucrative drug industry.
“It’s more like the facing of good and evil and the choices you make will possibly make the difference inna your life,” Spragga remarked about the highly bootlegged film which as released in 2002.
Born Carlton Grant, the Kingston deejay turned actor, reflects on the narrative of the Cess Silvera-directed film, which revolves around the intertwining lives of two friends navigating the gritty underworld of Kingston, Jamaica, and the streets of Miami.
“It’s more like the facing of good and evil and the choices you make will possibly make the difference inna your life,” Spragga remarked about the highly bootlegged film which as released in 2002.
Born Carlton Grant, the Kingston deejay turned actor, reflects on the narrative of the Cess Silvera-directed film, which revolves around the intertwining lives of two friends navigating the gritty underworld of Kingston, Jamaica, and the streets of Miami.
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