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Since Urban Islandz exclusively broke news of the extent of Vybz Kartel bleaching, several large media outfits take since published articles on the the issue.

For the greater function of 2010, Vybz Kartel was in the spotlight both for his hits and his bleaching of his skin. But this year the Portmore Empire leader is more so in the limelight for bleaching than is music.

Since the get-go of 2022 and especially this week, Kartel bleaching headlined several high profile blogs and magazine websites. Several community forum groups and fans on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter has launch their attacks on the Gaza general over what they say is an ignorant act of deny ones identity.

Beneath is some excerpts from high contour blogs around the world.

"Formerly brown-skinned reggae artist Vybz Kartel is walking effectually almost five shades lighter to the stupor and dismay of his fans. Vybz Kartel, a Jamaican Reggae and dancehall artist, recently lightened his pare and it's not going over well with his fans. For his part, Vybz says his skin lightening is similar to tanning. Although he won't reveal what he is using to change his complexion, some sources say that his newly endorsed brand of block soap tin lighten the skin. But even that is up for debate since fellow creative person, Compensation Killer, claims his own mother has used Vybz's cake soap and her peel has not changed." (The Young Black & Fabulous)

"Vybz Kartel, a Jamaican Reggae and dancehall creative person, recently lightened his skin and received a massive backlash from fans that are shocked past his concrete amending. Kartel claims that his pare lightening is like to tanning. "This is my new image," Kartel said in an interview. "You can expect the unexpected. I feel comfy with black people lightening their skin. They desire a different look. Information technology's tantamount to white people getting a dominicus tan." How did he get and then calorie-free? Kartel won't reveal what strong agent he used to lighten his skin, but claims that his newly endorsed brand of cake soap is what tin help others do the same." (The Grio)

"Reggae artist Vybz Kartel hates himself, just it'southward not his fault. The dancehall musician lightened his peel and has experienced a backlash from fans who are appalled by his concrete changes. In a recent interview, Kartel linked blacks who lighten their skin to white people who tan. "This is my new prototype," Kartel said in the interview. "Y'all tin can expect the unexpected. I feel comfy with black people lightening their skin. They want a dissimilar look. It's tantamount to white people getting a lord's day tan." (Rolling Out)

"Retired baseball game histrion Sammy Sosa isn't the only glory that has been dipping his manus in the skin bleaching jar. According to Rolling Out Magazine, Jamaican dancehall artist Vybz Kartel has bleached his skin in an try to alter his image." (Necole bi–hie)

There are hundreds of other links from forums, blogs and social media sites Facebook, coming into Urban Islandz on the topic Vybz Kartel bleaching.

While some fans say they do non take a problem with Vybz bleaching his skin, majority if dancehall fans are angered by it and openly put the virtually popular dancehall disk on blast.

But does Vybz Kartel hate himself when he was black?

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