Prince Swanny drops “BussHead” music video with direct Plumpy Boss reference

Prince Swanny has released the official music video for “BussHead,” a hard-hitting Trinibad track that has drawn attention for a direct lyrical reference to Plumpy Boss.

The song features Swanny delivering gritty lyrics over a heavy dancehall-influenced production, with the accompanying visuals maintaining a dark, street-focused aesthetic.

One of the track’s most discussed moments directly references Plumpy Boss. Swanny says, “buss boy head left them like Plumpy,” before adding, “if it was Prince them woulda laugh at me.”

The lyrics have sparked discussion among listeners because of the reference to Plumpy Boss and the circumstances surrounding his past shooting, in which he suffered serious injuries.

However, the timing and context of the release are important.

Before the music video begins, a disclaimer explains that the track and video were recorded and filmed one to two years ago. According to the message, the material was previously withheld because of the current call for peace.

The disclaimer also states that someone attempted to leak the video in a way that could create unnecessary conflict and portray a false narrative of division and hostility.

For clarity, the creators describe the record as “sound-clashing and entertainment content” and state that it is not intended as a call to violence, conflict or unrest.

The message concludes with a call for peace, unity and respect: “One Trinidad. One people.”

Despite the disclaimer, the Plumpy Boss reference has become one of the main talking points surrounding the release, particularly because of the song’s aggressive lyrical themes and the wider history of rivalry within Trinidad’s Trinibad scene.

“BussHead” now serves as another example of how older material from the genre can resurface and generate new discussion when released against the backdrop of current events.

The official music video is now available.