Trinidadian recording artiste Trinidad Killa is setting his sights on another major international musical collaboration, this time hoping to secure Jamaican dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel, popularly known as the World Boss, for a remix of his song District.
The track is associated with the Mouna Riddim project, which is being promoted by former West Indies cricketer Dwayne Bravo's 47 Productions. Killa is now hoping to take his music to another level by attracting one of dancehall's biggest names.
And his supporters are already doing their part, flooding the comments section of his latest Instagram video with tags directed at Kartel in hopes of getting his attention.
On 7 November 2026, Killa shared a video reflecting on the success of his Eskimo Remix, which he said featured Trinidad-born international rap superstar Nicki Minaj and received recognition as Soca Collaboration of the Year.
But rather than simply celebrating that achievement, the outspoken Trinidadian artiste used the opportunity to announce his next musical ambition.
“This year we calling out the WORLD BOSS!” Killa declared, encouraging his followers to tag Vybz Kartel and help bring the proposed collaboration to his attention.
“Trinidad x Jamaica — imagine that energy!” he added.
The appeal quickly gained traction among supporters, with fans repeatedly tagging Kartel's Instagram account and encouraging the Jamaican superstar to consider working with Killa.
Among those joining the campaign was veteran soca artiste Denise Belfon, whose verified Instagram account tagged Vybz Kartel alongside several fire emojis.
Another supporter commented that a collaboration between the two artistes would be something fans would love to hear, while others encouraged Kartel to respond.
One follower simply tagged the Jamaican superstar and wrote, “run it”, accompanied by several fire emojis.
The response suggests that Killa's ambition is receiving encouragement from members of the public who appear eager to hear what such a musical partnership could produce.
For Killa, the proposed collaboration represents another opportunity to connect Trinidad and Tobago's music with a major international Caribbean entertainer.
His previous collaboration with Nicki Minaj on the Eskimo Remix demonstrated his willingness to pursue ambitious musical partnerships, and he now appears determined to build on that experience.
A remix featuring Killa and Kartel could potentially bring together Trinidad and Tobago's distinctive musical influences and Jamaica's internationally recognised dancehall sound.
However, there has been no public confirmation that Kartel has responded to the invitation or that any discussions about a collaboration have begun.
Interestingly, Kartel has a history of helping emerging artistes gain recognition.
Throughout his career, the Jamaican dancehall superstar has worked with and supported younger performers, including artistes associated with his former Portmore Empire collective, which helped bring names such as Popcaan and Tommy Lee Sparta into the spotlight.
That history could offer some encouragement to Killa, whose latest appeal appears designed to attract Kartel's attention through public support and social media engagement.
But there is another dimension to the story.
Trinidad Killa is no stranger to controversy.
The artiste has developed a reputation for being outspoken and attracting public debate, with his personality and musical career frequently generating discussion.
That reputation could work both ways as he attempts to secure another high-profile collaboration.
On one hand, his ability to attract attention, generate conversation and mobilise supporters could help bring his musical ambitions to the attention of influential figures within the Caribbean entertainment industry.
On the other, controversy surrounding an artiste can sometimes influence how potential collaborators approach a proposed partnership.
Still, Kartel's history of working with developing talent suggests that international fame is not necessarily a requirement for an artiste hoping to secure his attention.
For now, Killa appears willing to put his ambition out publicly and allow his supporters to help push the idea forward.
Whether the World Boss will respond remains to be seen.
For Trinidad Killa, the same controversial personality that keeps him in the public spotlight could either help open the door to his dream collaboration or present another challenge along the way.
But one thing is clear: Killa has made his musical ambition known, and his supporters are already trying to make it happen.
The question now is whether Vybz Kartel will answer the call.