Skeng Takes Over Toronto Streets in New “Armageddon” Video With Jiggy D
Jamaican dancehall star Skeng is bringing the heat to Toronto in his latest visual, “Armageddon,” alongside Jiggy D. Released October 3, 2026, the video puts the city’s urban landscape front and centre, showcasing iconic sights like the CN Tower, Dundas Square, and the Toronto Eaton Centre.
Shot in downtown Toronto, the visual captures the city’s street energy while blending it with the raw sound and style of contemporary Jamaican dancehall. The video was directed by Toronto filmmaker Nemises alongside Top Shootah, with editing by Zise, bringing the track to life against the backdrop of one of Canada’s most recognizable urban centers.
Released through JiggyD Entertainment, Ratty Gang Records, and Vault Music Group, “Armageddon” also puts Ratty Gang’s presence on display through Skeng’s RG chain. For those wondering, RG represents Ratty Gang, not Rich Gang, the collective associated with Birdman.
With Toronto’s streets serving as more than just a backdrop, “Armageddon” highlights the growing connection between Jamaican dancehall and the city’s vibrant Caribbean culture. From downtown landmarks to the track’s dancehall energy, Skeng and Jiggy D bring a distinctly Jamaican sound to Toronto’s streets, putting Dancehall music in the spotlight.
Lyrics: 8/10
Flow: 9/10
Beat: 8/10
Video: 8/10
Overall Score: 8.5/10
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