First of all, big ups to Nyam Cash for ten years of loyalty and support for reggae to and for the Houston reggae massive. This night was dedicated to Nyam Cash for ten years in the promotional business. It was just a night of pure fun and easy juggling, no war. It was a nice mix of foundation, roots and culture and dancehall. In all the fun, the highlight of the night came when the Mikey Faith crew dropped the new tune by Elephant Man named "Pon di River, Pon di Bank." The massive really felt the vibes from that tune. They had to pull it up six or seven times. Some of the selectas had a dance off to the tune as they introduced the Houston massive to the new dance of the same name as the song, the gas mask and one or two other new dances. It was a nice night. The crowd was not stale or stagnant, the massive came to have a good time and a good time is what they had. Big up Nyam Cash one more time, because this night would have never happened if it weren't for them. Maximum respect to the sounds that did the juggling and to the massive for there support. View pictures...Say your piece