KINGSTON, Jamaica — In a significant development within Jamaica’s digital media landscape, prominent social commentator and crime vlogger Sir P from Politricks Watch has announced his departure from YouTube. The influential content creator revealed his decision through a farewell video titled “All Lame Things Must Come To An End… Sir P Says Goodbye To YouTube (No Me Naw Joke),” which rapidly garnered over 13,000 views within just two hours of posting.
The vlogger, known for his distinctive vocal delivery and analytical approach to crime reporting, explained his reasoning with notable clarity: “It’s time to call it quits. In life, you have to know when to call it quits.” Sir P emphasized that his departure stems from having successfully completed his self-defined mission on the platform, which primarily involved challenging prevailing narratives about Jamaican society and crime.
“My mission from day one was not to wrestle against flesh and blood,” Sir P elaborated. “It was to wrestle against narratives. That’s what I’ve really been at war with this whole time—false narratives.” The content creator specifically highlighted his focus on transforming discourse around crime and culture, noting that he has observed significant changes in public conversation both within Jamaica and across the diaspora.
Sir P provided tangible evidence of his impact, describing encounters with Jamaicans in barbershops abroad discussing crime statistics and societal issues with the same analytical framework he pioneered. “When you hear people in New York, people all over Uncle Sam’s place, people in other Caribbean islands talking and they sound exactly like how me sound, my job here is finished,” he stated.
The vlogger also referenced Jamaica’s improved crime statistics for 2025—which he described as “the best year of crime in decades”—though noting these achievements were overshadowed by Hurricane Melissa’s late October impact. With his original mission accomplished, Sir P indicated he is transitioning to new endeavors, asserting, “It’s time for me to do more and talk less.
Despite understanding his rationale, subscribers expressed profound disappointment in the comments section. Emotional responses ranged from “We need you” to acknowledgments that “all good things must come to an end.” Many followers expressed gratitude for his years of service, with one commenting, “Your work will never go in vain Sir P. Big up yourself every time… you are a hero to the Jamaican people.”