Jamaican artist Beenie Man began his recording career in 1981 and rose to stardom in the early '90s, showcasing his talent as a DJ. Born Moses Davis in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1973, Beenie Man's early success came through sound systems and competitions, leading to collaborations with renowned producers and fellow artists. His hit singles and albums, including "The Invincible Beenie Man" and "Blessed," solidified his status as a dancehall icon, earning him accolades such as DJ of the Year.

Beenie's career soared in the late '90s and early 2000s with chart-topping singles like "Dance Hall Queen" and "Who Am I," as well as successful albums like "The Doctor" and "Tropical Storm." Collaborations with international artists and producers further expanded his reach, culminating in the release of albums like "Art & Life" and "Back to Basics." Beenie Man's enduring influence in the music industry was evident in his diverse discography and continued success with singles like "Drinking Rum and Red Bull" and "Thug Love," showcasing his versatility and staying power in the reggae and dancehall scene.