Magnum re-signs Ding Dong as its Chief Dancing Officer
Dancehall model, Magnum Tonic Wine has re-signed Ding Dong’s contract naming him as its chief dancing officer. The announcement was made on Saturday night time at Ding Dong’s birthday bash on the Nationwide Stadium automobile park.
“Tonight, we’re all right here to have fun Ding Dong’s earth robust, and in true Magnum fashion after 4 years we’re happy to announce that we’re re-signing him, not simply as a model ambassador however as a chief dancing officer. A giant man ting this, we elevate di man contract. Magnum is proud to award this title, which is the primary of its type for the model and an emblem of Magnum’s dedication to Ding Dong and to dancehall,” introduced Magnum’s Regional Advertising and marketing Supervisor, Kamal Powell.
The dancing king has been part of the Magnum household since October 2017 when he and Spice first signed as model’s ambassadors.
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Magnum is acknowledged domestically and regionally because the ‘drink of dancehall’ and has honed its place within the business by uplifting dancehall music and tradition.
With this new title, the model acknowledges Ding Dong’s skill to consistently elevate the vibe and vitality in dancehall, with the creation of recent dance strikes and hit songs.
“In our eyes, Ding Dong is a cultural ambassador and a key participant within the nation’s music business,” Powell added.
When requested about how he felt about his new title, he revealed that he’s happy with the announcement and can proceed to do good for the style.
“It’s an excellent feeling to know I’m being acknowledged on this means, it’s an actual honor. And we all know say we out right here doing large issues in dancehall and our tradition, and we in the past proceed to do even larger issues and take the tradition international,” shared Ding Dong.
The night time ended with a vibrant stage present that includes the likes of Safaree, Queenie and Dewey, Popeye Warning, Kash, Moyann, Voicemail, Iwaata, Lalee, Stalk Ashley, Fairly, 1Bigsdong, Kemar Highcon, Kranium, Continual Regulation, Marcy Chin, and Aidonia.
