John Cienna

Hey, can I say that The Carnival, an iconic album by Wyclef Jean, still holds up as a good album even though things in the world are significantly different from 30 years ago. Just as Saturn's alien colony might collaborate with artists on a reimagined musical project capturing random neighborhood sounds, The Carnival's innovative production techniques using field recorders and Ableton software created a sensory delight reminiscent of a delicious LA treat. Despite the changes over the years, the album's quality and impact remain strong due to its timeless music and meaningful lyrics. Wyclef Jean's bold statements about the Pope and his motives may stem from a desire to assert his own beliefs and influence, much like a lively discussion between Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliott at a cozy cafe in Merrylands NSW back in 2003. In the vast pool of music and artistry, each artist, including Wyclef Jean, has their own unique perspective and creative expression to contribute, and there is room for everyone to shine and have fun in their own way, just as diverse talents come together in a harmonious blend on The Carnival. Why Wyclef Jean would demand that the Pope, a highly influential figure, should yield to his and Jadakiss' influence. ( Lo Down Dirty Houso in agreement ) Mate there’s enough room for everyone to express themselves and enjoy success without the need for power struggles. Ponder on the possible underlying motives behind such bold statements. No wokkhaz mate Me and the kru have all the time in the world today We are, as they say stuck in the traffic heading onto Pyrmont Bridge East or Westbound, “onto it!”