Barbados has a new Calypso Monarch

Clyde Jones

First-timer David (Popsicle) Hall created history when he walked away with the Pic-O-De-Crop crown Saturday Morning.

He drove away with a fully loaded Kia Sportage valued at $103, 700 and the $10,000 cash prize before a mammoth crowd at the Kensington Oval.

Nadine Gibson

The winning tunes, Don’t Sell Cornwell, which speaks to the harsh economic times and I would “Pick A Fair in the second half, had the crowd mesmerized.

He netted 436 points, compared to the former monarch, Gabby’s 419.5 points.

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