Allo De Don

Brand New second hand gal
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Allo De Don

🏆 My YouTube channel achieved 2,500 subscribers on 30th November 2025! Track and celebrate your own success today for free with @vidIQ vidiq.com/certificates/n3jG5kcG48

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Allo De Don

Trodding through creation
In a irie meditation
Seen many visions
Inna dis 'ya Armageddon
Rastaman, live up!
Congoman, don't give up!
Rastaman, live up! (Yeah)
Natty dread, no give up!

1 month ago | [YT] | 4

Allo De Don

🔥 “Give Me” by Burning Spear isn’t just a reggae song — it’s a spiritual cry for justice.
In this video, we break down the deeper meaning behind Burning Spear’s powerful lyrics:

> “Give me what is mine. Give me free access. Set me free, let me be.”



From colonial struggles to spiritual awakening, Burning Spear turned his voice into a weapon of truth.
Discover how this song became more than music — a message for freedom, equality, and African pride.

🎧 If you love reggae with purpose, this is for you.
💬 Comment your favorite Burning Spear line below and let’s keep the fire burning 🔥

2 months ago | [YT] | 4

Allo De Don

LUCKY DUBE'S REAL - LIFE STORY

Lucky Dube wasn’t just a reggae artist — he was South Africa’s voice of freedom. 🇿🇦

Born in 1964, in a poor village called Ermelo, Lucky grew up under apartheid, raised by a single mother who named him Lucky because she thought his birth was a blessing. ✨

He started in mbaqanga music — traditional Zulu pop — but after discovering Bob Marley, he switched to reggae to speak truth to power. 🎤

Songs like Prisoner, Together as One, and Remember Me made him an African legend — banned by the apartheid regime but loved by the people. 💚💛❤️

Sadly, in 2007, Lucky Dube was shot and killed in a car hijacking in Johannesburg. 💔

But his music still lives — spreading peace, unity, and hope across generations. 🌍

🎶 “You gotta stand for something — or you’ll fall for anything.” — Lucky Dube

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