Jamaican Proverbs & Quotations
Each video explores the rich tapestry of proverbs, sayings, and quotations that capture Jamaican culture’s heart, humor, and lessons.
Some truths can’t stay hidden forever. In this story, we explore how deception always reveals itself, and how choices rooted in dishonor only lead to downfall. Anything Inna Dark Muss Come To Light.
This story is a powerful reminder that even in moments of joy, one must always remain vigilant.
Proverb: Bull Horn Never Too Heavy Fi Bull Head Meaning: Life comes with challenges, but just like the bull carries its horns, we are built to handle the burdens we face. We dive into how this saying represents strength, perseverance, and resilience ingrained in Jamaican culture. Whether you’re…
Proverb: Back A Dawg, A Dawg; In Front A Dawg, A Missa Dawg Meaning: People tend to be casual or disrespectful towards you when you’re not around, but will be respectful and show deference when they are in front of you.
Proverb: A Boasty An Faasness Mek Anansi Affi Tan A House Top Meaning: Being a show off and meddling in other people’s business will result in you being isolated and a pariah