Baby Wayne - Nuh Laugh Kin Teeth

Review by Umi Wasilah Winahyuning Tyas

Nuh Laugh Kin Teeth is an album by the late Jamaican dancehall artist, Baby Wayne. The album, released in 1991, showcases Baby Wayne's unique style of dancehall music that combines conscious lyrics with catchy rhythms.

The album features ten tracks that are all infused with Baby Wayne's signature sound. The opening track, "Mama", pays tribute to all the mothers out there and encourages listeners to appreciate their mothers. Other tracks like "Money Friend" and "Gal A Fi Run" talk about the perils of greed and promiscuity.

The standout track on the album is "Mi Nah Stop Smoke". The song, which features a catchy beat and witty lyrics, speaks about Baby Wayne's love for smoking weed and how it helps him to cope with the struggles of life.

Summary by Umi Wasilah Winahyuning Tyas

Nuh Laugh Kin Teeth is a solid album that showcases Baby Wayne's talent as a dancehall artist. The album is a must-listen for fans of conscious dancehall music and is a testament to Baby Wayne's legacy in the genre.