Reggae entertainer I-Maroon who burst on to the music scene with his 'Mi Salt' song is back but chanting a different theme this time around.

He's now voicing his displeasure with the "leniency weh it look like dem a give to the homosexuals dem" in his latest Man A Man.

In the song's chorus I-Maroon sings, "Man a man ya man an nuh fi gwaan like Sharon," and goes on in the verses to have lines such as, "I'm a yardie in dem foreign land/ Young man tell mi why yuh dress like woman/ Yuh caan dress like woman, fi look woman/ Yuh must a look some sort a man."

I-Maroon told The WEEKEND STAR of his motivation to do the song saying, "In Jamaica, we are very much against same-sex marriage and since recently there seems to be some leeway given to those people. The majority of us don't want this because it nuh right. So mi just decide to mek this song to show the displeasure with the leniency weh dem a get."

He added that he is not for violence against homosexuals nor is he in agreement with Beenie Man's recent statements towards the homosexual/gay community.

This is also expressed in the song with the line, "I nuh waan gay money fi dem money can tan."

The entertainer said that he will continue to make music that reflects the Jamaican culture.

He is currently doing recordings that are soon to be released.