Shaggy unveils he holidays with kids in Ireland
Jamaican-American reggae singer Shaggy is a legend known for his hit single ‘It Wasn’t Me’. However, the icon recently unveiled that he takes his family on holiday to Ireland after posting a picture of himself drinking a pint of Guinness while in Galway.
Shaggy (real name Orville Burrell) posted several pictures of him and his family on his Facebook page. Sharing with fans his destination while getting on a plane in New York, the vocalist revealed that he was looking forward to a pint of Guinness.
The Hotshot artist also travelled to Dublin for a pint of the drink with his friends. Having flown into New York from Atlanta, the singer posted, “Flew into New York this morning in now on a flight to Ireland…. Need a Guinness! Family time.”
He continued, “Ain’t nothing like having a pint in Ireland! The Guinness tastes totally different here! Better.” Although Shaggy has had a great time in Ireland with his family and friends. He is having some issues with his label.
The singer recently aimed his management and label, claiming that they are responsible for stopping him from releasing music for years. The Jamaican native first exploded onto the scene with his hit ‘It Wasn’t Me’ in 2000 and ‘Angel’ in 2001.
During an interview with presenters of This Morning, hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford asked where the musician had been for the last “10 years or so”. In response Shaggy stated, “I went ahead and I had some management issues and some label issues. Like people go through different things in their career.”
He continued, “Things weren’t working out on the management side, and things weren’t working out on the label side either after those big, massive hits. It’s funny, you gotta be careful what you wish for.”
He concluded by warning upcoming artists, finishing, “You might be like, ‘I want really big hits.’ But when you get really big hits and your label is making $150million they are people who are now interested in what you do. They are going to begin to tell you what to do and so you become important.”
