Sean Paul, born Sean Paul Henriques in Kingston, Jamaica, is one of the most influential global music icons to emerge from the Caribbean. Rising to international fame in the early 2000s with chart-topping hits like “Gimme the Light,” “Get Busy,” and “Temperature,” he has become a defining force in dancehall and a global ambassador for Jamaican music and culture. With a career spanning over two decades, Sean Paul has earned a Grammy Award, multiple Billboard #1 hits, and platinum and diamond certifications worldwide while collaborating with major artists such as Beyoncé, Sia, Dua Lipa, Clean Bandit, and J Balvin. Touring more than 120 countries, he continues to be celebrated as one of Jamaica’s greatest musical exports and a true global hitmaker.
Beyond his musical success, Sean Paul is deeply committed to humanitarian work through the Sean Paul Foundation. In partnership with organizations like Food For The Poor, the foundation provides food and hygiene care packages to families in need, supports youth music and leadership programs—including sponsoring a summer band camp for inner-city youth—and funds instructors and resources for underserved communities. The foundation also provides medical and mobility support, including donating a motorized wheelchair and medical assistance to disabled individuals, while offering financial help for medication and urgent needs. Through service, empowerment, and action, Sean Paul continues to uplift Jamaica and inspire positive change around the world.