
According to the magazine itself it was a "bad joke"
SAN NICOLAS, ARUBA — An icon of Aruba’s carnival celebration, and considered by many the island’s most talented singer, musician and composer, is popular performer Claudius Phillips. A superstar of the annual carnival musical competitions, he has won a record number of crowns as Roadmarch, Calypso and Tumba King, as well as bringing a lively style to the great pop songs of past decades at various hotel venues.
Claudius is a San Nicolas boy, born and bred, and with many friends, government dignitaries and members of his community, celebrated the realization of a long-time dream with the opening of his club, “Dress 2 Impress,” better known as “D2I.”
During his one month European tour with Ovaproof Bookings reggae and dancehall artist I-Octane performed at Jamrock Explosion at the Paradiso nightclub in Amsterdam. He delivered a highly energetic performance to the 1500 fans at the sold out Jamrock Explosion. After his show we met up with him while fellow dancehall artist, Konshens, took the stage. One might expect the artist to be tired and longing for a shower and sleep after the show, but not the Hot Rass, he was in good spirits and ready to take pictures and give us an interview. We spoke about the Cyaa Do It song he did with Gaza Slim a.k.a. Vanessa Bling and how that started a rumor about the two having a real life love affair. I-Octane set the record straight about Gaza Slim and himself and spoke about his appreciation for women who are full of morals and don't give in to temptation to stray when they're in a relationship.