"Two of the show go mad, one was postponed, mi so happy to see people come out to see me, the world was just hidden from me and now my eyes are open, and mi feel so good to know how well my career is good. Mi really enjoy the London Carnival as well, performing in front of 1.8 million people," Khago said in a release.
Khago scored two number one hits last year with Nah Sell Out Mi Friend Part 1, and Part 2. He has continued that great form, scoring another number one hit with Blood a Boil that remained at #1 for three straight weeks on the Fiwi Choice Top Ten charts.The song is presently at #2 in the Fiwi Choice Top Ten charts while his new song, Tun Up Di Ting on the Overproof riddim is doing well.
Khago will head to the 44th annual West Indian Carnival Festival 2011 which ends on Labor Day, Monday September 5th in New York City.
The historic Brooklyn event - described as the "Mother of all Caribbean Parties" - is the largest parade of its kind in the United States. The parade typically attracts over 3.5 million participants, effectively pulling more people than the population of the entire island of Jamaica.
"Mi ah look forward to performing on the truck on the Parkway alongside Mr. Vegas in front of all those Caribbean people," he said.
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