Ge’Eve Crowned 2025 Calypso Monarch
By Cory Wayland
In a commanding performance that blended lyrical depth with emotional power, Ge’Eve emerged victorious as the 2025 Calypso Monarch, taking home the crown with her thought-provoking piece, “Daughter Come.”
Held before a capacity crowd at Carnival City, the Calypso Monarch Finals showcased the best of Antigua and Barbuda’s lyrical talent.
Veteran performer King Tian Winter secured the 1st Runner-Up spot with his gripping composition “Glass House,” while King Young Destroyer was named 2nd Runner-Up for his defiant entry “Enemy of the State.”
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