Je me demande si, parfois, certaines personnes pensent à leur comportement et à l’énergie qu’elles dégagent, ainsi qu’à ce qu’elles infligent à leur entourage. Apprenez à communiquer, à échanger, à parler au lieu de pourrir la vie des autres…
Un simple geste pour prolonger la chaîne humaine ✨️
📸 Repartagez le dessin de #Lola
Que son visage continue de se propager, de cœur en cœur 🤍✨️jusqu'à toucher toutes les âmes.
L'émission devrait être diffusée tous les mois.
Je sais que cela demande beaucoup de travail, de préparation, mais... elle est tellement utile.
#APPELATEMOINS#M6
Jabari "Baba Skeng" Johnson, Son of Reggae Star Jah Mason, Fatally Shot During TikTok Livestream in Jamaica
In a tragic and shocking incident, Jabari "Baba Skeng" Johnson, a 25-year-old Jamaican TikToker and son of renowned reggae artist Jah Mason, was gunned down during a live stream on TikTok on April 29, 2025. The execution-style killing took place near Queenie’s Snack Shop on Red Hills Road, St. Andrew, Jamaica, sending ripples of grief and outrage through the local and online communities. This marks the fourth high-profile murder of a Jamaican TikTok personality in recent months, raising alarm about the safety of social media influencers in the region.
The incident occurred around 6:30 p.m. (some reports cite 8:30 p.m.) while Johnson, known online as ‘1babaskenng,’ was engaged in a TikTok "match," a live co-hosting feature. A masked gunman, described as a left-handed man dressed in black and wearing a hoodie, approached Johnson from behind and shot him in the head at close range. The attacker continued firing multiple shots into Johnson’s head and upper body as he collapsed, before fleeing on foot. A screen recording of the horrific event quickly went viral, amplifying the tragedy’s impact across social media platforms.
Jah Mason, celebrated for hits like "My Princess Gone," confirmed his son’s death but was too distraught to provide details, according to the Jamaica Observer. The St. Andrew North Police are investigating but have not established a motive or made any arrests. Deputy Superintendent Michael Campbell stated that Johnson was not previously known to law enforcement as a gang affiliate or violence producer, suggesting the attack may have been personal or opportunistic. The police are interviewing family and community members to uncover leads.
This killing follows a disturbing pattern of violence against Jamaican TikTokers. In September 2024, Keauno "Popsy" Watson was shot dead during a livestream in Allman Town, Kingston. In December 2024, Xavier "Niah Gang" Fogah was murdered during a livestream in St. Catherine, and Marlon "41 Busshead" Samuels was killed in Montego Bay shortly after ending a livestream. Criminologist Kanika Finzi-Smith has pointed to the risks of livestreaming, which can expose real-time locations or escalate online disputes into real-world violence, though no evidence directly ties Johnson’s death to such factors.
The Jamaican TikTok community and fans have expressed profound sorrow, with posts on X reflecting both grief and frustration. Users like
@JamaicaLivenews
and
@RONJMOfficial
highlighted the incident, while dancehall artist Stalk Ashley voiced horror at the growing trend of livestreamed killings. Some social media speculation suggests motives like jealousy or personal vendettas, but these remain unconfirmed. The viral video has also sparked debates about the ethics of sharing graphic content, with critics arguing it desensitizes viewers to violence.
Johnson’s death underscores Jamaica’s broader struggle with gun violence, despite a projected decline in murders below 1,000 in 2025, as noted by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. The execution-style nature of the attack, combined with the lack of a clear motive, points to the challenges of combating targeted killings in areas like St. Andrew. As the investigation continues, the music and social media communities mourn a young creator whose life was cut short in a moment of chilling violence.
C’est personnellement le moment qui m’a le plus fait rire de ce que j’ai vu de #TPMP ces 15 dernières années. Je regardais pas mal l’émission d’#Hanouna à ses débuts.
Le moment est signé @CamilleCombal, qui avait trouvé la fille cachée de @IsaMoriniBosc & @gillesverdez.
C’est quand même dommage de ne pas voir Mathieu Delormeau sur le plateau, il est un des chroniqueurs emblématiques de #TPMP Ça aurait rajouté un truc en plus pour la clôture 🙂
On ne fera jamais mieux que le TPMP époque Jean-Luc Lemoine, Camille Combal, Bertrand Chameroy...
A cette époque c'était un vrai divertissement et on rirait de bon cœur. Cette époque me manque.
#TPMP
Je ne comprendrai jms les personnes qui n’aime pa Hanouna et #Tpmp
Vous détestez le principe de l’émission pas de soucis mais ki vous force à regarder?Genre vous allez au resto et vous choisissez un plat que vous n’aimez pas?C le mêm principe qua la tvNE REGARDEZ PAS C’EST SIMPLE