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Pamputtae

Jamaican musician

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About Pamputtae

Pamputtae (born 1985) is a Jamaican dancehall artist.

Career In 2006, she contributed the intro for Tony Matterhorn song "Goodas Fi Dem."

In 2018, her single Single Mother received attention from Trinidadian-American rapper Foxy Brown.

In 2019, rumors circulated that Beenie Man attacked her at a birthday party, where she gave a performance for supporters of the Jamaica Labour Party. In response, Beenie Man's team considered a defamation lawsuit. In 2020, Pamputtae and Lisa Hyper had a feud over an explicit photo, which later ended.

Pamputtae performed at Pride Toronto in 2023.

In 2024, she had a cameo in the Netflix drama series Champion.

Personal life Born Eveana Henry, she became a mother at age 16. She dropped out of high school and received her education through the Women's Centre of Jamaica Foundation. She is open about her experience with teen pregnancy and created a foundation to help single mothers in 2018.

Discography Ride it Single Mother Slim vs Fluffy Sidung Pon Di Buddy

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Who was Pamputtae?

Jamaican musician

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pamputtae

· Wikidata: Q133101000

· DBpedia: Pamputtae

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