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“Man a bad man” or so the saying goes. Popularized in the 90’s by original dancehall bad man super Cat, the “original dondadda” left police authorities in the south Caribbean nation wondering of his whereabouts after a scuffled occurred between himself and the promoter of an event in the twin islands.
The fracas occurred before his appearance at the MOB II club in the Chaguramas province last Saturday night.
It is stated by sources out of Trindad and Tobago that the promoter named “Naipaul”, uttered a racial slur backstage and the wrath of the “Wild Apache” was only soothed after he slapped the promoter several times before pushing him to the floor.
Super Cat then fulfilled his contractual obligations and more by performing 30 minutes over his designated hour, and then quickly walked out the venue mid-performance, disappearing into an unmarked vehicle.
Customs officials confirmed his early morning departure from the island.
Despite his slick getaway, Police authorities stated that the promoter also a prominent business man in the island has not yet pressed charges.
Super Cat does it again.
Gibbi Geraz
Senior Correspondent
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