Bun­ji Gar­lin is look­ing for his sec­ond Road March ti­tle in 2023, and what could be his first so­lo ti­tle as well.  

AT CIC’s Fete with the Saints last night  Bun­ji Gar­lin wowed the crowd with his per­for­mance, but as he was wind­ing down he told the crowd their re­ac­tion made him change his mind. 

“Up to ear­li­er tonight I wasn’t go­ing to reg­is­ter this song for Road March at all,” he be­gan. “Be­cause they say the song has noth­ing about stage in it; be­cause the song has noth­ing about road in it so I wasn’t go­ing to reg­is­ter it. But I see al­lyuh wake up and it put some­thing in my mind. 

He then, in his trade­mark style, freestyled the song, chang­ing the lyrics to suit calls for “stage” and “road.” 

“I not cross­ing no weak stage, let me ex­plain my anal­o­gy; any stage that I am cross­ing must be tough like the econ­o­my!” he chant­ed, send­ing the crowd in­to a fren­zy. 

Ear­ly so­cial me­dia re­ac­tion was more than favourable to the an­nounce­ment. We’ve reached out to Bun­ji Gar­lin for com­ment.  

In 2019 Machel Mon­tano,  Skin­ny Fab­u­lous and Bun­ji Gar­lin shared the Road March crown with the mon­ster hit, “Famalay.”