Skippa Drops High-Energy “Who?” Music Video as Dark Dancehall Run Continues

Jamaican dancehall breakout Skippa is keeping his momentum rolling with the official music video for “Who?”

The high-energy track finds the rising artist delivering rapid-fire verses over a dark, bass-heavy trap-dancehall production.

Produced by YNAD.mp3, Rich Together Ent and GOGettaMuzic, the record gives Skippa plenty of room to showcase his distinctive flow and confident delivery.

Skippa Keeps It “Who?” With the Bars

“Who?” takes a different approach from the traditional dancehall song structure.

Instead of relying on a repetitive chorus, Skippa delivers an almost uninterrupted vocal run across the track’s 2-minute, 23-second runtime.

His lyrics focus on ambition, personal style, success and the people questioning his rise.

The result is a direct statement from an artist who feels firmly established in the new generation of Jamaican Dancehall.

Dark Production Meets Rapid Delivery

The production combines traditional Dancehall rhythms with heavy 808s and darker trap elements.

YNAD.mp3, Rich Together Ent and GOGettaMuzic build a tense instrumental that leaves space for Skippa’s voice to stay front and center.

Meanwhile, Aliendary handled the mixing and mastering, helping maintain the crisp vocal sound throughout the rapid delivery.

Bankroller Visuals Bring the Energy

The official video keeps things focused on Skippa’s performance.

Directed and edited by Bankroller Visuals, the visual uses fast cuts, speed ramps and tight camera angles to match the intensity of the record.

Rather than building a complicated storyline, the video places Skippa and his crew at the center of the action.

That approach fits the song perfectly. The visual feels raw, immediate and connected to the street-oriented aesthetic that has become part of Skippa’s identity.

Another Chapter in Skippa’s Rise

Skippa, born Tahjay Clarke, has quickly become one of the most talked-about names in Jamaica’s emerging dark Dancehall movement.

His recent run includes records such as “WYFL,” “Detox” and “Glocks and Chips.”

He has also enjoyed major chart momentum, with multiple songs competing for top positions on Jamaican streaming charts.

The confidence heard throughout “Who?” comes at a time when Skippa remains involved in a highly competitive Dancehall landscape, including his ongoing musical friction with fellow chart-topper Malie Donn.

With another hard-hitting record and a performance-driven visual, Skippa continues to build one of the genre’s most recognizable sounds.