The annual Chanté Kwéyòl Song Competition, held on October 11, 2025, at Serenity Park in Castries, Saint Lucia, was a vibrant celebration of Kwéyòl music and culture. Organized by Kay Kwéyòl under the leadership of executive director Caron Tobierre, the event was originally conceptualized by the late Gene Chacom Leon. Sixteen talented artists took the stage, but it was DaGreat, performing as Papi Joe, who emerged victorious with his infectious track ‘Roro Pou Coco.’ The song, written by Livingston Norville and produced by Kerwin Bowers of Viral Riddims, captivated the audience and judges with its humor, rhythm, and creative storytelling that vividly depicted everyday life in Saint Lucia through the Kwéyòl language. Papi Joe expressed his gratitude, dedicating the win to those who keep Kwéyòl culture alive and praising the unity and talent showcased by all participants. The competition featured a diverse array of musical styles, including Dennery Segment, soca, rock, calypso, and kompa, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Saint Lucia. Papi Joe also highlighted his commitment to promoting Kwéyòl through music, with ‘Roro Pou Coco’ being one of two recent releases, the other being ‘BBL.’ Looking forward, DaGreat plans to release music videos for his Kwéyòl tracks and is considering a full Kwéyòl album, furthering his mission to celebrate and elevate Saint Lucian culture through his art.