Usain Bolt once again declared his favouritism for the Vybz Kartel-led Portmore Empire at the Digicel party that was held for him and fellow sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser at the Quad nightclub on Sunday night.
"No matter weh nobody seh, a Gaza mi seh. If you don't like that go jump inna di gully," Bolt said over the microphone from the DJ's booth.
Minutes later, when Vybz Kartel arrived at the party, he returned to the microphone to thank the deejay for coming. "Gaza fi life," he reiterated.
Though the party was for both Bolt and Fraser, most of the attention was on the male sprinter. Fraser seemed missing in action for most of the party after Digicel gave the athletes exclusive phones that are not yet on the market. Fraser received the Nokia N5800 and Bolt the Samsung Jet.
Red Stripe's new managing director, Alan Barnes, also gave Bolt one year's free supply of Guinness.