He paused to throw some lyrical barbs at a fellow deejay. "Mi nuh ungrateful and mi no bun my bridge, mi used to wash such man car, now mi own some fi myself. That is a good bridge fi burn. Mi used to kotch at such man yard, now mi buy land and mi waan some white block fi put pon it. Ah no every bridge ah good bridge," he said.

Then he raised the temperature inside the venue when the 'One Day' rhythm was introduced. The crowd instinctively began to sing the Nah Sell Out Mi Friend Dem hit, word for word, before Khago could even begin singing. Helooked on for a few moments, smiling andnot saying anything at first, and thenhe joined in on the chorus, and the energy level inside the venue spiked to new heights.

Revelling in the crowd's reaction, he jumped about deejaying Blood a Boil again. More forwards rocked the venue.

He deejayed his recent number one song, Tun Up Di Ting, while the crowd waved hands and rocked to the riddim.

"2012 ah come, so some bwoy fi go look a gal, dem a call up man name including mine. Ah pure man dem a fight, before dem fight off the clothes offa the gal dem," he joked, before launching into his recent top-ten hit, Tax Inna My World. The declaration, "anno gallis dem, anno gallis dem", was enough to whip fans into a flag-waving frenzy.

Khago also gave a good account of himself at Sting 2011 and is booked next to appear on a club show alongside Bling Dawg and Mavado in Miami, Floridathis month.