Very well written. He was released the day I set out to go to Jamaica. My friends in Japan from Zimbabwe were really excited to hear and wondered if I would see him on my trip. But that really wasn't on my mind at all.
As a father, I am glad he is out to spend time with his kids and grand kids.
The main repercussions I am worried about is that the young youths coming up in the business gonna feel they are invincible and above the law. Not saying kartel is guilty but we know he isn't innocent.
On the other hand, there is a possibility for Kartel to become a legend greater than 2pac, biggie and possibly Bob Marley. But as Queen Ifrica said, he needs to not pick up where he left off. Now is the time for uplifting music like "look at the life we living
And no doubt he will drop some songs that shake the world in positive way.
I hope he will be a father to them but I have to say the way how things are shaping up; eeeeh! However I like all the points u touched on. Especially the part where u reference some icons and even include Bob Marley. One major point of note is that he has been made into a big main stream icon by the media. Especially FoxNews from The USA. Bob Marley and if I could mention another great Jamaican Marcus Mosiah Garvey they did not have the help of the media like Kartel do.