Dancing Rebel officially joins Romeich’s camp

Dancer and social media influencer, Dancing Rebel, is now part of Romeich Major's entertainment camp. She made the announcement on her Instagram page last Friday.

"Been working for you since 10th grade, now look at me officially signed," a part of the post read.

Word had spread months ago that Dancing Rebel, along with colleagues Pretty Pretty and TC, with whom she makes up PTR, had signed to Romeich Entertainment. PTR is popularly known to have worked with dancehall artiste Spice for a number of years. The speculation was amplified when PTR starred in Shenseea's music video for the single Dolly last month. However, Major said she wasn't officially signed.

"If people know the story about it, all of those dancers worked for me once before they went to the other side to do work, and we all agreed for it," Major told The STAR. "Now, they are very huge individuals. They've worked so hard and put themselves on in a way where even them, themselves, if you a talk bout music and you a talk bout dancing, yuh haffi call dem name. So, me see the belief in them and we have a good relationship, so mi waan bring dem to the next level."

Major said his decision to sign Dancing Rebel is part of his focus to expand this camp, which includes Shenseea, Ding Dong and DJ Blackboi.

"She's a very good influencer, she's a dancer, she's a choreographer, she's very talented, she's very creative, and I want her touch to mi team," he said. "I'm adding more to the team, making the team bigger and better because you know my motto is 'one team, one dream' and, if we have more people inna di team, we have more energy and we have more power."

Major recently met with youth from the HEART Academy at his Campbell's Boulevard headquarters, where he spoke about dealing with criticism as a businessman. He shared that he is confident in whatever venture he takes on.

"When mi seh mi a go out deh go keep a party, mi a go hard. If mi seh mi a go tek up dah business yah, mi a go hard, mi nuh second thought it ... mi nuh business weh nobody waan seh. Mi just a go give it mi full force so at least, if it fail ... mi cyaa seh 'yuh know seh if mi did do this so or do this so, it woulda come out better'."