Dancehall Queen Carlene Dances Out Of Retirement To Macka Diamond’s ‘Big Woman Vs Young Gyal’
Macka Diamond’s new track Big Woman vs Young Gyal , seems to have Dancehall Queen Carlene considering dancing out of retirement.
On Friday, days after the Cucumber artiste started a Big woman versus Young Gyal challenge on her Instagram page, the buxom beauty posted a short video of herself on her own Instagram page, slow-wining, doing the Butterfly dance, singing some of the lyrics, to the catchy hook, and even attempting to twerk to the song, which seems to be steadily pulling mature women out of the woodwork to “gwaan wid themselves”.
“Having fun to Macka song big women vs young gal 😀😀😘😘,” she captioned the video which appears to be shot in her house.
“Big woman versus yung gyal! Macka to di worl,” she said smiling.
The 47-year-old attracted a barrage of comments about her beauty and youthful looks, from her fans, as well as high praises from several celebrities including the diamond of Dancehall herself who also shared the video on her official IG page.
“🔥🔥🔥 love you big up ❤️❤️❤️😂😂 mad dem sis,” Macka wrote Carlene’s page, while Dancehall Professor Donna P. Hope wrote: “Come through Queen Carlene 🔥🔥🔥”.
Over on her own IG page Macka shared Carlene’s video and hailed the ‘dancing queen’.
“Gm from the original #dancehallqueen the #BIGWOMANVSYOUNGGALCHALLENGE gets serious ya now🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 rayyyyy. When u see the real boss step out big up @dancehallqueencarlene you know a hot song thank u…,” she wrote.
“How u mean Carlene the dancehall queen,” Lady G wrte while Stacious added: “I can’t stop loving this lady 😍”.
Macka Diamond also posted a video of herself in booty shorts a day later, gyrating to the Dear Dream-produced song, a post which sent her fans’ tongues wagging, particularly the more mature women, who appeared happy to be the focal point of a song aimed at boosting their self-confidence.
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“That’s right, I am getting older but not going to old up my myself. Neverrrrr, who don’t like it look away. 👏🏾🔥😂,” spaintow_n said to which Macka responded: “@spaintow_n same way so😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️”.
Other fans praised her for her glowing skin and said the few pounds she gained made her look even sexier.
“😂😂😂 We a laugh because you look good. Wear more shorts like this 🔥🔥” kimberly0428 wrote.
“You look good body fitter than young gal 😍🔥,” caribqueen524 said while littelet_be added: “Them hate big woman cause a we do it first 🤣 you looking damn good mi gal body up like kite 🪁🔥🔥🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
On her 50th birthday on January 12, four months before the song’s May 12 release, Macka Diamond had demanded that women in her age group, who are condemning her sexy style of dressing, ‘hop off her fender’ and make efforts to take care of their bodies by adopting a healthy lifestyle, so they too can look as splendid as her.
At the time the Holy Childhood High School old girl she said these women who have been condemning her, because younger men fund her desirable, have been, among other things, careless with their diets.
She claimed that when they compare themselves with other women their age who keep themselves looking well, they are embarrassed and are demanding that women like her, carry themselves as frumpy as they are.
“When time oonu body change an oonu caan wear di likkle short clothes no more, don’t blame di odda woman dem weh can wear it, an a meck it look like a suppm wrong,” Macka had declared during an interview on Ja Irie radio.
“Oonu meck oonu belly guh outta hand and oonu meck oonu baddy get outta hand, oonu nah eat right, just blame it on dat. Don’t tell di woman dem seh when oonu reach certain age oonu fi look certain way,” she added.
The Bun Him artiste had said she would continue with her healthy lifestyle and ‘look-good’ regimen, and declared that she would never adopt an approach that peri-menopausal and menopausal women ought to look and dress like ‘old women’.
“As mi seh, a di woman dem weh a guh through menopause an dem don’t look good wid it, an dem stress out demself ova man, an some a dem meck man mad dem. Dem don’t look good no more, is dem a cuss di woman dem weh keep up demself, stay strong and looking well. They are the problem,” Macka Diamond had stated.
An unrepentant Macka said that women have an obligation to themselves to take care of their bodies, instead of pouring scorn on the women who do so and who, as a consequence, are able to maintain their attractiveness and allure, even as they get older.
“Di girl dem wid di cellulites dem, an oonu don’t look good no more, big belly dem and oonu don’t keep oonu skin clean and pretty and don’t eat right, do not cuss us! Do not cuss di big woman dem weh look good because wi teck care a wiself and wi love wiself,” the artiste, whose given name is Charmaine Munroe said.
“When oonu reach certain age oonu fi love oonuself an oonu stop lowe up oonuself an meck di man dem guh fi di young gyal dem. Meck di man dem fret when dem a go out deh guh look pon di young gyal dem, an wonder if big oman a cheat,” she added.
Macka had first addressing the issue of aging in song, back in 2012, when she celebrated her 42nd birthday, following criticisms that she was “too old” to be in Dancehall music.
At the time she released Forty and Fabulous in which she took aim at “young people” whom she said were “throwing bad words” and highlighted the artistes who were over or near 40 and who were still at the top of their gam in Dancehall, among them Lady Saw, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Capleton, Lady G, Spragga Benz, Shabba Ranks.