Crazy Jamaican Bwoy

Author DeAndra Davis joins the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast to talk about Jamaican identity, growing up Jamaican-American, family, culture, queer representation, and her new book.We discuss what it means to feel “not Jamaican enough,” the way Caribbean families preserve culture abroad, the importance of seeing Jamaican stories on the page, and why difficult conversations around family and acceptance matter.DeAndra also shares her publishing journey, the rejection she faced before getting her yes, and advice for young Caribbean writers trying to tell authentic stories.Pre-order / buy DeAndra’s book here:https://simonteen.com/book/the-lovers-the-liars-and-me/Follow DeAndra Davis:https://www.instagram.com/deandrawrites/Follow Anthony:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theanthonytracey/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theanthonytraceyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAnthonyTracey/

AnnaleaX joins the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast for a fun, honest, and revealing conversation about music, modeling, influencing, relationships, and finding her own creative path.In this episode, AnnaleaX opens up about working with super producer Scott Storch, signing to a record label in Miami, why record labels are not always the dream, and how she is now creating music on her own terms.We also discuss her experience as a Jamaican artist, navigating the music industry as a woman, her role in the web series The Influence, her work with Mitsubishi, and her journey as a creative.Then we get into a spicy Red Flag / Green Flag game covering Jamaican men, 50/50 relationships, clubbing, posting your partner online, gas money after linking, and more.Funny, honest, and unapologetically Jamaican.📍 FOLLOW ANNALEAXInstagram: @annaleaxTikTok: @annaleax📍 FOLLOW ANTHONYInstagram: @theanthonytraceyTikTok: @theanthonytraceyFacebook: TheAnthonyTracey

Comedy Boss joins the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast for a raw and authentic conversation about growing up in Rema, Jamaican street life, relationships, social media struggles, and finding success through comedy 🇯🇲The episode dives into:• Growing up in Rema• Poverty & violence in Jamaica• Jamaican TikTok culture• Losing his father at a young age• Escaping street life• Social media pressure• Relationships & heartbreak• Truth or Drink moments 👀• Finding success through comedyFunny, emotional, inspiring, and unapologetically Jamaican.One of the REALEST Jamaican podcast conversations yet 🇯🇲📍 FOLLOW COMEDY BOSSInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/comedyboss_ofc/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@comedyboss_📍 FOLLOW ANTHONYInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theanthonytracey/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theanthonytraceyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAnthonyTracey/

Sasha Speaks joins the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast for a deep and inspiring conversation about healing, self-worth, therapy, growing up in a single-parent household, and overcoming adversity in Jamaica 🇯🇲We also discuss:• Mental health in Jamaican culture• Father absence and childhood trauma• Leadership and youth development• Personal growth and authenticity• Relationships and betrayal• Social media pressure• Fun “Would You Rather?” questions 👀One of the most honest and meaningful episodes yet.Follow Sasha Speaks:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashaspeaksja/Follow Anthony:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theanthonytracey/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theanthonytraceyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAnthonyTracey/New episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

Jamaican dancer and video vixen Chiney Gymnastic joins the Crazy Jamaican Boy Podcast for a raw, hilarious and eye-opening conversation 🇯🇲🔥She speaks on working with Vybz Kartel and other major artists, the truth about being a video vixen in Jamaica, leaving her 9-5 job to pursue dancing full-time, crazy relationship experiences, industry stigma, wild DMs, and much more.The Truth or Drink segment also gets VERY chaotic 😭🥃This is one of the most entertaining episodes yet.Follow Chiney Gymnastic:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1chineygymnastic/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chineygymnasticFollow Anthony:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theanthonytracey/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theanthonytraceyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAnthonyTracey/New episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

Anansi-Man, AKA The Jamaican Spider-Man, joins the podcast for a funny and honest conversation about viral fame, Jamaican culture, social media, content creation, and the future of entertainment in Jamaica. He discusses the inspiration behind the Anancy Man character, his upcoming movie, how he deals with popularity, and why education still matters even in the age of social media success.We also dive into contracts, branding, authenticity, and the importance of preserving Jamaican culture for the next generation. Connect with the Jamaican Spider-Man here: https://linktr.ee/DeeosisFollow the podcast host Anthony: @theanthonytraceyNew episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

Jamaican Pencil Chef joins the podcast for a raw and eye-opening conversation on why so many Jamaican youths are struggling today. We discuss parenting, education, illiteracy, social media addiction, lack of guidance, and what Jamaica needs to do moving forward.She also shares her motherhood journey, a life-threatening pregnancy scare, and how authenticity helped build her platform. Powerful conversation with laughs and real truths throughout. Follow Onecia's socials: Instagram - @JamaicanPencilChefTikTok - @JamaicanPencilChefFollow the podcast host Anthony: @theanthonytraceyNew episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

Princess Paddy joins the podcast for a hilarious and brutally honest conversation on modern dating. We discuss Jamaican men vs. American men, motherhood, co-parenting, being single by choice, relationship standards, Tinder stories, celibacy, and much more. Expect raw talk, big laughs, and unfiltered opinions.Follow Princess Paddy on Instagram: @princesspaddyFollow the podcast host Anthony: @theanthonytraceyNew episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

After my interview with Zoe went viral, the reactions across Jamaica were intense—ranging from curiosity to criticism and even outrage.In this episode, Tara Downs and I take a step back to unpack the situation. Are we being fair, or are we missing the bigger picture?We dive into:The real reasons behind the backlashCultural expectations and double standardsTravel, perception, and lifestyle differencesSocial media outrage vs realityWe also lighten things up at the end with a fun red flag vs green flag segment.This is an honest, unfiltered conversation you don’t want to miss.🎙️ Crazy Jamaican Bwoy PodcastFollow Anthony here:Instagram & TikTok: @theanthonytraceyNew episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

In this episode of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony sits down with viral travel creator Travel With Zoe for a deep and unfiltered conversation.Zoe shares her journey from England to becoming a full-time traveler, why she chose to stay in Downtown Kingston, and the reality behind social media success.They discuss:The truth about monetizing TikTok vs FacebookWhy Caribbean creators struggle to earn onlineLiving a nomadic lifestyle on a budgetCultural differences between Jamaica and the UKViral backlash and being misunderstood onlineThe pressures of content creationThis episode blends humor, culture, and real-life experiences — giving you a raw look into travel, identity, and chasing freedom on your own terms.🎙️ Crazy Jamaican Bwoy PodcastFollow Zoe:Instagram: travelwithzoe_TikTok: travelwithzoeFollow Anthony here:Instagram & TikTok: @theanthonytraceyNew episodes weekly.💬 Follow & share if you enjoyed this episode!

In this episode of the Crazy Jamaican Boy Podcast, Anthony sits down with Ashley Barrett for an inspiring conversation about pageantry, modeling, endometriosis, advocacy, confidence, beauty standards, and self-love.Ashley shares how she got started in modeling, her experience entering and winning Miss Jamaica World, and the lessons she learned from representing Jamaica. She also speaks candidly about living with endometriosis, navigating health challenges, and using her platform to advocate for women with reproductive disorders.They also talk about:colorism and beauty standardsconfidence and personal growthmodeling and pageant coachingMy Model Universitycustomer service in Jamaicanatural health and wellnessred flags and green flags in datingThis is a deep, uplifting, and entertaining episode about resilience, purpose, and knowing your worth.Connect with Ashlie Barrett:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahliebee/Endometriosis page: https://www.instagram.com/endostrength101_/Sign up for My Model University to become a model:https://mymodeluniversity.com/Follow me here:Instagram: @theanthonytraceyTikTok: @theanthonytraceyFollow, rate, and share the podcast if you enjoyed this episode.

In this episode of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony sits down with Tatanya Wilkins for a deep, funny, and honest conversation about business, survival, healing, forgiveness, Jamaican culture, and personal growth.Tatanya talks about building her beauty business, managing multiple jobs, and dreaming of retiring early while expanding her brand beyond Jamaica. The conversation also goes deeper into family trauma, difficult childhood experiences, church life, forgiveness, resentment, and learning how to grow into a healthier version of yourself.Anthony and Tatanya also share their thoughts on Jamaican society, hustle culture, migration, relationships, cheating, social media pressure, and the Jada Kingdom controversy. The episode ends with a fun Hot Take or Cold Take segment where they debate everything from dancehall and reggae to dating and oxtail.This is one of those episodes that mixes laughter, honesty, pain, healing, and pure Jamaican vibes.Topics discussed: entrepreneurship, beauty business, family trauma, forgiveness, faith, work-life balance, Jada Kingdom, Jamaican culture, relationships, cheating, migration, politics, reggae, dancehall, and Hot Take or Cold Take.Follow, rate, and review the podcast to support the show.Follow/support Tatanya Wilkins and her business: https://www.instagram.com/official_royal_petite/https://www.instagram.com/totally_you_organics/Follow me here:Instagram: @theanthonytraceyTikTok: @theanthonytraceyDrop your own hot take or cold take in the comments too.

In this episode of The Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony addresses two major issues that have been circulating on Jamaican social media this week.First, we discuss the controversy surrounding the Lost In Time concert and the call for unpaid creative volunteers. Are Jamaican creatives being exploited? Why is “bring your lunch” even a thing for a profitable event?Then we shift into a much more serious topic — revenge porn in Jamaica. What is revenge porn? Is it illegal under the Cyber Crimes Act? Why have we become so desensitized to leaking intimate videos? And why are minors being involved in conversations that should alarm everyone?This episode is raw, emotional, and necessary.We need a mindset shift.We need accountability.We need to do better.Leave your thoughts in the comments.Rate and review if you're listening on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.📲 Follow me on all socials: Instagram | TikTok | Facebook → @theanthonytraceyBig up unuhself every time 💛Thanks for rocking with me week after week.

In this episode of The Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony gets into some of the most talked-about topics online — from wealthy celebrities starting GoFundMe pages to the renewed backlash against America’s Next Top Model and Tyra Banks.We unpack:Why celebrity crowdfunding feels exploitative in today’s economyAccountability vs complicity in toxic work environmentsWhether Tyra Banks deserves all the blame for ANTMJamaica’s declining birth rate and the harsh economic realities behind itWhy many people simply can’t afford to have children anymoreThis is a real conversation, rooted in context, culture, and common sense — no sugarcoating.🔔 SUPPORT THE PODCAST• Follow on Spotify & Apple• Subscribe on YouTube• Leave a review to help grow the platform• Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it📲 Follow Anthony (Crazy Jamaican Bwoy)Instagram | TikTok | Facebook: @theanthonytracey

Episode 10 of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast is back after a short break! 🎙️Anthony is joined by Joel Nomdarkham—marketer, social impact creator, author, and founder of Amplify Studios—for a hilarious and insightful conversation that goes from “twin allegations” to real talk about youth, careers, and personal branding.Joel introduces his children’s book Future Makers: A Guide to 30 Creative Careers, explains why it matters for young people in Jamaica, and shares what the publishing process really takes. We also discuss:Creative careers vs traditional career pressureCorporate life for young professionals (learning mindset + timelines)“Links” vs ambition—and how to activate your networkPersonal branding, social media policies, and emotional intelligenceWhy context matters when you’re building a public presence📍 Future Makers is available in Jamaica at Morgan’s Creek (Sovereign Centre) and overseas on Amazon. More info at futuremakers30.com.Follow Anthony on IG/TikTok: @theanthonytracey Rate/review the pod if you enjoyed this episode ⭐

Episode 9 is pure chaos and honesty.Anthony reacts to wild anonymous confessions, talks about being ghosted by a major guest, shares film set stories, and breaks down dating disasters, relationship red flags, and internet drama.If you enjoy raw conversations, Jamaican culture, and unfiltered podcast energy — this episode is for you.Follow, rate, and share the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast to support the movement.🔔 SUPPORT THE PODCAST• Follow on Spotify & Apple• Subscribe on YouTube• Leave a review to help grow the platform• Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it📲 Follow Anthony (Crazy Jamaican Bwoy)Instagram | TikTok | Facebook: @theanthonytracey

One clip went viral… and the internet tried to drag me.After the Derek Morgan interview, the backlash, comments, and opinions came flooding in — so in this episode, I address everything.On this episode of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, I break down what really happened behind the scenes, why I chose to do the interview, and how social media can turn one moment into a full-blown storm. We also talk about accountability vs “cancel culture,” online trolls, mental health, and the pressure that comes with going viral overnight.Plus, I react to wild anonymous confessions sent in by listeners 😭🔥If you enjoy real conversations, Jamaican culture, unfiltered opinions, and raw podcast moments — you’re in the right place.🔗 Support Derek MorganTikTok: @derrick.morgan81Cash App: carlcroz1980PayPal: [email protected]: [email protected]🔔 SUPPORT THE PODCAST• Follow on Spotify & Apple• Subscribe on YouTube• Leave a review to help grow the platform• Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it📲 Follow Anthony (Crazy Jamaican Bwoy)Instagram | TikTok | Facebook: @theanthonytracey

In Episode 7 of the Crazy Jamaican Boy Podcast, Anthony sits down with Jamaican TikTok star Derrick Morgan for a raw, emotional, and unfiltered conversation about fame, homelessness, social media exploitation, bullying, and survival in Jamaica.Derrick opens up about his life struggles, becoming homeless, living in parks and guesthouses, facing public harassment, and navigating sudden viral fame without proper support. He also speaks about being misunderstood online, accusations of misogyny, mental pressure, lack of monetization, and how social media has changed how people treat him in real life.This episode sheds light on:• The reality of viral success without financial security• Public harassment and online bullying• Jamaican influencer culture and exploitation• Mental health struggles and emotional survival• Being treated differently because of social media fame• Finding hope despite hardshipAnthony also calls on the community to support Derrick in finding stable housing and building independence beyond social media.This is one of the most important conversations yet on the podcast — real, uncomfortable, honest, and necessary.🎙️ No filters. No fake narratives. Just real Jamaican stories.🔗 Support Derrick MorganTikTok: @derrick.morgan81Cash App: carlcroz1980PayPal: [email protected]🔔 SUPPORT THE PODCAST• Subscribe on YouTube• Follow on Spotify & Apple Podcasts• Leave a review to help grow the platform📲 Follow AnthonyInstagram | TikTok | Facebook: @theanthonytracey

In Episode 6 of the Crazy Jamaican Boy Podcast, Anthony opens up like never before.From being painfully skinny and constantly body-shamed, to building confidence through fitness, discipline, and self-reflection—this episode is a raw, honest conversation about body image, masculinity, mental health, and self-worth, especially within Jamaican culture.Anthony reflects on:Growing up thin and the impact of constant comments on his bodyHow societal expectations shape how men are treated and respectedHis gym journey—from intimidation and self-doubt to confidence and consistencyWhy working out should be about you, not validationThe damaging effects of commenting on people’s bodiesLearning to love yourself beyond beauty standardsHe also addresses viral moments from his Japan story, speaks on respect, perception, and social media judgment, and closes the episode with anonymous confessions that take an unexpected turn.This episode is real, unfiltered, and deeply relatable—especially if you’ve ever felt overlooked, underestimated, or pressured to look a certain way to be valued.🎙️ No love rating strip. Just truth.Subscribe on YouTubeFollow on Spotify & Apple PodcastsLeave a review (it really helps support the podcast)📲 Follow Anthony on all socials:Instagram | TikTok | Facebook: @theanthonytracey🔔 Don’t forget to:

In Episode 5 of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, I share my raw and unfiltered experience living in Japan as a Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇵.From culture shock and being the only Black person in my town, to teaching in a Japanese middle school, dealing with loneliness abroad, and realizing why Japan could never feel like home — this episode is honest, funny, uncomfortable, and real.I talk about:Why I moved to Japan after universityWhat life was really like as a Jamaican in JapanTeaching English in Japanese schoolsLoneliness, dating, and mental health abroadJapanese work culture and money realitiesWhy I eventually left JapanPlus, Confession Time returns with funny, wild, and emotional listener confessions.This is not a one-size-fits-all story — it’s simply my experience, told honestly.👉 Follow the podcast so you never miss an episode👉 Rate & leave a review if you’re enjoying the showCrazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast 🎙️🔥

Cartoons used to have meaning. Now everything feels censored, watered down, or just plain dumb.In this episode, Anthony talks about growing up on cartoons like Hey Arnold, Tom & Jerry, and Dragon Ball Z — shows that didn’t talk down to kids and weren’t afraid to tackle heavy topics.We also get into:Why kids’ programming feels empty todayHow social media made oversharing normalWhy some things don’t need to be onlineParents embarrassing their kids for contentConfession Time… and the internet is going too far (again)Honest, funny, uncomfortable, and very real.🎙️ Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast📲 Follow: @theanthonytraceyCartoonsNostalgiaPop CultureSocial MediaJamaican PodcastConfession StoriesMillennial TalkCultural CommentaryInternet CultureCartoons were better back then — yes or no?And what’s ONE thing you think people share way too much online?

On Episode 3 of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony reflects on listener feedback, accountability, and how to approach sensitive topics like colorism with care and intention.He then dives into the growing concern around public beach access in Jamaica, including the controversy surrounding Bob Marley Beach, foreign investment, and why so many Jamaicans feel locked out of their own land.The episode wraps with cultural commentary, humor, and listener confessions that bring nostalgia, laughs, and real Jamaican energy.This is a podcast about culture, honesty, growth, and conversations Jamaicans are already having — just not always out loud.

In Episode 2 of the Crazy Jamaican Bwoy Podcast, Anthony Tracey calls out harmful stereotypes about Jamaicans — especially the idea that skin bleaching defines the culture.He breaks down where these narratives come from, why they’re misleading, and how colorism exists globally, not just in Jamaica. Plus, Anthony debuts Confession Time, reading anonymous submissions from listeners that range from funny to downright shocking.Raw conversation. Real culture. No filter.

In the very first episode of Crazy Jamaican Bwoy, Anthony finally hits record—no perfect setup, no big production, just real talk. Over a drink, he reflects on perfectionism, starting before you’re ready, and the pressure of comparing yourself to social media lifestyles that aren’t always what they seem.From influencer facades to self-worth, contentment, and giving yourself grace, this episode sets the tone for what this podcast is really about: honesty, opinions, and conversations that don’t need approval. Agree or disagree—but come correct.This is Crazy Jamaican Bwoy—unfiltered, unpredictable, and just getting started.