Sean Paul Interrupts Interview as Earthquake Strikes His Jamaica Home

Jamaican music icon Sean Paul found himself abruptly ending a live interview when an earthquake shook his home in Jamaica. During a Twitch live stream with artist Tofu Jack and filmmaker Dan Zabludovsky, the ‘Get Busy’ rapper reacted as he realized the unexpected seismic activity while interacting with Jack.

In footage shared by TMZ, Sean Paul exclaimed, “Oh s***. We’re having an earthquake,” before rushing out of the room. The camera captured the visible impact of the tremors causing the room to shake. The earthquake registered a magnitude of 5.4.

Fortunately, no fatalities were reported, but the incident led Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness to address the situation. He emphasized that while the damage had been minor, precautions were being taken, urging citizens to stay calm and follow earthquake safety protocols.

Known for his deep connection to his native Jamaica, Sean Paul has previously expressed concerns about the effects of climate change on the Caribbean island. Observing the evident impact firsthand, he noted receding coastlines and disappearing beaches due to environmental shifts.

Reflecting on his upbringing in Jamaica, Sean Paul revealed feelings of not entirely fitting in. He expressed struggles with his social status, feeling out of place both in an upper-class school environment and among less privileged communities. The artist found solace in creating music that resonated with various cultural backgrounds, seeking a sense of belonging through his songs.