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Ding Dong is a Jamaican dancehall artist born on September 29, 1980, in Kingston, Jamaica, and raised in the Nannyville Gardens neighborhood. He gained recognition as a dancer after joining the Flatbush Dance crew, where he originated popular dances such as the ‘Swing Song’, ‘Badman Fawad’, ‘Part Di Crowd’, ‘Chakka Chakka’, ‘Flowers A Bloom’, ‘Monument’, ‘Oh My Swing’, ‘Paranoid’, and ‘Dip Again’. In 2003, he founded the dance group Ravers Clavers, which created additional popular dances including 'Sivva', 'Shampoo', 'Lebeh Lebeh', 'Lowe Mi', ‘Fling’, and ‘Flairy’. Ding Dong released his first single, "Bad Man Forward Bad Man Pull Up," in 2005 and played a key role in the concept behind the single "Wakky Dip," performed by the Dancehall group Voicemail as an ode to the late Gerald “Levy.”

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