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Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Despite occasional inclement weather challenges, and a few artiste no-shows, Reggae Sumfest 2024 was one for the books. Music lovers from all over the world showed up and showed out at the Catherine Hall Stadium Grounds in their trendiest festival wear. The Pepsi booth reigned supreme as the hot spot with immersive augmented reality (AR) experiences, fun photobooths, and an open bar that had patrons flocking for a refreshing experience that left them thirsty for more.

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Call Me Fierce Fashion content creator Tasheka “Tash Fierce” Campbell struck a stylish pose inside the Pepsi photobooth.itslynkyy

The Joy Of PEPSI Commercial director at Pepsi-Cola Jamaica Luz Tejada welcomed Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett to the Pepsi experience at Reggae Sumfest..

Name A Better Duo Much like they did recently on The Tonight Show and at the 2024 BET Awards, YG Marley shared the Reggae Sumfest stage with his mum, multi-Grammy Award-winning artiste Lauryn Hill..

Come ‘White’ Out The new face of Pepsi ‘Bubbla’, dancer Deshagaye “Desha Ravers” Davis was fab in white for Reggae Sumfest Night 2..

[ESTABLISHING SHOT]itslynkyy

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