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Come Over, a 2020 collaboration by British-Jamaican singer Jorja Smith and Popcaan, was recently certified gold for sales and ...

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Popcaan ruminates on his steadfastness and dedication to his craft as an artist from St. Thomas Parish in Jamaica, with a fade-out like any quintessential Drake album intro to date.

Popcaan’s rude-bwoy antics play the background on the title song, with its heavenly choir-suffused groove. “Them watch me a win, them shame/Them can’t ever quench my flame,” Popcaan asserts.