Just days after receiving heavy backlash for disrespecting Jamaica’s cultural icon Miss Lou on social media, Ishawna has been dropped by her management.
In a statement received by Music News, Donsome Booking Agency and Adrian Donsome Hanson say it no longer manages the dancehall deejay.
The press release further states that bookings prior July 7, 2017, will be honored.
Meanwhile, Ishawna also confirmed the separation via Instagram by informing promoters of her new booking information.
However, there was no mention of what caused the split. So could it be Ishawna’s controversial IG post stating “mi nuh dress inna tablecloth like Miss Lou”..?
Well, that post had social media in a frenzy with many demanding that the dancehall deejay issue a public apology for disrespecting our cultural icon while less than a handful have come to her defense questioning what we know as the Jamaican bandana. Some see it as a symbol of slavery and enslavement. While others are now just questioning the story behind the bandana.
Entertainer Tanya Stephens has also defended Ishawna urging the naysayers to post a throwback pic of when they last dressed like Miss Lou or uploaded a video of them reciting one of her poems.
Meanwhile, efforts by Music News to get a comment from Ishawna were futile.
The controversial female deejay has once again sparked an all-island debate. Months ago she had men and women arguing after the release of “Equal Rights” which urged men to indulge in oral activity.
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