In a powerful musical collaboration, Gassie Dread and Empress Maria deliver an urgent message to the youth of Antigua: “Put it down.” This plea goes beyond just a call to abandon weapons; it emphasizes the importance of choosing peace and unity over violence and division.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne stands firmly with the duo, highlighting that the true adversaries facing young people today are climate change, poverty, and the structures that perpetuate inequality. Browne's message resonates deeply, as small island nations often feel the brunt of global exploitation.
Through their music, Gassie Dread and Empress Maria rally young individuals to take charge of their future. Their call to action encourages the youth to protect the environment and each other, forging a path where Antigua can set a standard for transformative change. “Put it down. Pick up the future,” they chant, advocating for the abandonment of hate and a renewed focus on community and collective growth.
The urgent sentiment in their words serves as a beacon for future generations to cultivate a more harmonious and equitable world, urging them to dismantle the barriers that divide and to foster relationships that empower. As music becomes a tool for activism, Gassie Dread and Empress Maria are at the forefront of a movement for positive change, inviting all to join in this vital quest for a better tomorrow.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne stands firmly with the duo, highlighting that the true adversaries facing young people today are climate change, poverty, and the structures that perpetuate inequality. Browne's message resonates deeply, as small island nations often feel the brunt of global exploitation.
Through their music, Gassie Dread and Empress Maria rally young individuals to take charge of their future. Their call to action encourages the youth to protect the environment and each other, forging a path where Antigua can set a standard for transformative change. “Put it down. Pick up the future,” they chant, advocating for the abandonment of hate and a renewed focus on community and collective growth.
The urgent sentiment in their words serves as a beacon for future generations to cultivate a more harmonious and equitable world, urging them to dismantle the barriers that divide and to foster relationships that empower. As music becomes a tool for activism, Gassie Dread and Empress Maria are at the forefront of a movement for positive change, inviting all to join in this vital quest for a better tomorrow.
