We lost another legendary superstar. Jamaican singer Jimmy Cliff. Jimmy was this old school reggae star. In the same breath as Bob Marley & Peter Tosh. My parents had Jimmy Cliff albums! One of my favorite songs is “My People.” When I was growing up, that was my jam! I also liked him because he talked about social issues, he sang against apartheid, & social injustice around the world. This man meant a lot to me and to people all over. Rest in peace to an amazing international icon! 🙏🏾 #Jamaica

372K views · 19K reactions |  RIP Jimmy Cliff  THANK YOU! Relive the legend with his unforgettable performance of “Rivers of Babylon” (2018)  Feel the soul, the rhythm, and the message that made him a true icon of reggae. Let’s celebrate the music that lives on forever | Captured by Reggae live concerts  #JimmyCliff #ReggaeLegend #RiversOfBabylon #ReggaeForever #LiveMusicMagic | Reggae-agenda | Facebook

93K views · 4.2K reactions | Jimmy Cliff, the Jamaican reggae star who helped transform the island's rhythmic music into a global cultural phenomenon, has died, his wife said Monday. He was 81. Watch the video for more ▶️ | FRANCE 24 English | Facebook

The legendary Jimmy Cliff (RIP 🙏) reminded us once again why his music will continue to inspire generations. With “Treat the Youths Right”, he delivered not just a performance, but a powerful message — one that still echoes loudly today. From the first note to the final chorus, the energy was pure upliftment. Jimmy’s voice carried wisdom, hope, and positivity, touching everyone in the crowd. This is reggae at its finest: music with meaning, meant to guide, uplift, and unite. 🙏 Respect to Jimmy

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