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Classy look for steamy Ramping Shop video


Kartel and Spice give each other a sexy look on the shoot of 'Ramping Shop'. - Krista Henry Photos

Deejays Spice and Vybz Kartel shot the video for their hit song 'Ramping Shop' last Tuesday at various locations around Kingston, including Victoria House on Lindsay Crescent, New Kingston and at Father Romie's studio in Havendale.

Persons were anxious to see the video after sexy photos of Kartel and Spice made the rounds on the Internet and in the media.

The video is directed by Nordia Rose. Spice said they were aiming for a classy look.

Explicit content

She told THE STAR: "Di song is Ramping Shop and the idea is to sing abbout what is the ramping shop. The song is basically about me, and women like me, and what men have to do to get them. Di song is so explicit that we want something kinda different, more formal for the video."

Single shots with Kartel, and the pair in formal wear were shot at Victoria House. Shots of Spice and two dancers were later filmed in New Kingston, as well as shots of the deejay in a bedroom at Father Romie's studio.

Present on set for the video shoot was Portmore Empire's Shawn Storm and Blak Ryno, as well as Kartel's business partner, Corey Todd.

-Krista Henry


Director, Nordia Rose was busy on set.


Kartel takes the spotlight.


Spice 'wines down low' beside Kartel.

 

December 11, 2008

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