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<p>Jamaican dancehall artiste Sean Paul
has made his name on the international music scene, and the UK-based BBC Radio
1Xtra has put his life and career in a documentary. </p>
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<p>The 50-minute documentary, <strong>Sean
Paul: A Life In Riddims</strong>, was uploaded to YouTube in August. For the film,
BBC’s Yasmin Evans follows Sean Paul around Kingston and the UK. </p>
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<p>The documentary highlights the deejay’s history in water polo, as well as how his first international hit, <strong>Gimme The Light</strong>, was made and how it got successful. The film also looks at the entertainer’s rise to stardom and his journey to selling millions of records and becoming one of the biggest international acts from Jamaica.</p>
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<p>In addition to speaking about his past
and Jamaica’s music industry, Sean Paul treated viewers to a performance at
Tuff Gong International in Kingston. The film crew also followed the deejay to
the UK for Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Middlesbrough. </p>
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