American Kick streamer N3on examined bags of cannabis buds alongside Jamaican dancehall artist Sean Paul during a backyard stop on his Kingston visit this week, in a moment that quickly circulated online under the claim of a “$10 million weed plantation.”
In the clip from N3on’s live stream, the 22-year-old creator, born Mikyle Rafiq on August 13, 2004, in Houston, Texas, sniffed the product, asked about its genetics, and confirmed it was grown on the property. Sean Paul and a local associate described the setup as part of longstanding Jamaican ganja culture, with Paul noting he no longer smokes as heavily as in earlier years.
N3on, who built his following through NBA 2K and Fortnite videos before shifting to high-energy IRL streams on Kick and YouTube, arrived in Jamaica in late September 2026. Sean Paul showed him around Downtown Kingston, shared traditional meals, and discussed topics ranging from internet trolls to local music figures such as Vybz Kartel.
Sean Paul Henriques, the Grammy-winning artist known for hits including “Temperature” and “Get Busy,” has spoken for years about cannabis in Jamaica. In past interviews he has criticized low-quality dispensary product, supported decriminalization efforts, and mentioned interest in healthier edibles. Jamaica treats possession of up to two ounces as a petty offense under the 2015 Dangerous Drugs Amendment Act, with a licensed medical and sacramental framework in place, though large-scale commercial activity remains regulated.
Separate from the viral clip, Sean Paul installed a hydroponic system at his Jamaican home in 2025 through Chambers Hydro Farm. The setup grows roughly 500 to 572 plants of vegetables such as lettuce, pak choi, tomatoes, and cucumbers, reflecting his public interest in sustainable food production and support for local farmers through the Sean Paul Foundation.
Online posts framing the encounter as a multimillion-dollar cannabis business appear to exaggerate the scale shown on stream. The footage captures a casual inspection of bagged product rather than a commercial plantation tour, consistent with N3on’s pattern of capturing unscripted moments that drive clip circulation.
N3on continued streaming other parts of the trip, including a Jamaican soccer match, while Sean Paul has kept focus on music releases and community work. No official statements from either side have addressed the plantation valuation circulating on social platforms.
