Lisa Hyper is a well-known Jamaican singer. There are a total of 22 Lisa Hyper songs in our Popnable database. Lisa Hyper has peaked at number four on the charts and has fallen as low as number four hundred and ninety-seven. 9 weeks! That's how long Lisa Hyper has had songs in the top 40. Among the charts that rank the top Jamaican performers and bands, Lisa Hyper peaked at number four. 497 is the worst possible score.
Sculpture, Body Fit, Pretty Butterfly, Wine for Me, Champion Bubbler, and Bills with Gaza Kim are just a few of her many chart-topping singles.
What Happen to Lisa Hyper?
The University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) in St. Andrew admitted Lisa Hyper on Wednesday. Her condition remains steady.
She told the Jamaica Observer that her illness has forced her to miss a number of scheduled dancehall performances, including Fyah in Da Ville alongside Skeng, a two-week tour in England, and another performance in Manchester.
“I would want to extend my apologies to the promoters and my fans, but my health issues have rendered the situation beyond my control. Currently, I am unsure of how long I will be on this ward, but as soon as I am released, I will quit smoking “She informed the Observer.
In a recent interview with radio host Nikki Z on The Bridge 99 FM, Lisa Hyper acknowledged that mental health issues should not be viewed with shame and urged her fellow artists and creatives to seek professional help for issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other personality disorders.
A Short Biography of Lisa Hyper
The dancehall industry's “Bad Gal” Artist originally known as Lisa Hype, Lisa Hyper performs dancehall reggae. This singer/songwriter, Felicia Gooden, was born with a mission to change the world. Lisa was brought up in the peaceful neighborhood of Golden Meadows in Stony Hill, St. Andrew, by her father and her older sister, the promising Reggae singer Sidra.
Hyper then spent time with her aunt and cousins in Fifth Phase, Waterford, Portmore, and St. Catherine. These two communities couldn't have been more different, and Hyper's upbringing in both was far from easy. However, Hyper credits these hardships and the invaluable experiences they provided for helping her become the confident, driven individual she is today.
Lisa learned a lot about being a musician from her friend and mentor, Vybz Kartel, a top-tier deejay whom she's known since infancy.
Even in high school, she was already writing lyrics. “I type up his song lyrics and distribute them for a fee to fellow pupils. Being in his constant company made it simple for me to pick up on the words, which aided me in my own songwriting “.
She has become one of the most well-known figures in dancehall in recent years after gaining fame for songs like Wine For Me, which is popular in the Eastern Caribbean, and Champion Bubbler, which is a great hit in the Bahamas, where she has already earned several bookings.
A year after she graduated from The Queen's High School at age 17, she began actively pursuing a career in music as a songwriter and performer. She joined Portmore Empire in 2008 when she was 19 years old. It was like a dream come true for her. Pupa (Vybz Kartel) had always vowed to make me famous, and that was the greatest feeling in the world, she said with a wry smile.
Lisa Hyper Instagram
Take a look at Lisa Hyper's Instagram account, which has a massive following (about 280k followers), and see what she's up to these days.
View this post on Instagram
