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June 13, 2025

BET Awards 2025

Miami Dancer ‘Salina J. Telfort’ Shines at 2025 BET Awards with Dancehall Queen Spice

Salina J. Telfort, a rising star in Miami’s dance and creative community, just had a career-defining moment at the 2025 BET Awards Pre-Show, performing live with the legendary Spice—one of dancehall’s most iconic voices.

A proud Haitian-Caribbean woman, Salina has always carried her island roots into every performance. In a heartfelt caption following the show, she wrote:

“I’ve been manifesting dancing with a Caribbean artist for some time now… to be able to dance Dancehall on national TV—I don’t take it lightly.”

This performance wasn’t just a personal win—it was a cultural milestone for the city of Miami. Representing alongside her brother, artist and entrepreneur Mr. Lost in Miami, Salina highlighted how rare it is for creatives from their community to experience moments like this on a global stage.

The performance, directed by @vaniareneau and choreographed by @raww.ruiz, featured a team of dynamic Caribbean dancers and was celebrated across social media as a vibrant and authentic display of island culture.

Salina’s story reminds us that with faith, purpose, and cultural pride, anything is possible.

Salina J. Telfort performing at the 2025 BET Awards Pre-Show with Spice, representing Caribbean culture and Miami creatives on national TV.

Mr. Lost in Miami Attends The 2025 BET Awards

Mr. Lost in Miami made a powerful cultural statement at the 2025 BET Awards, draped in pride and purpose. The Miami-born rapper and visionary artist arrived on the red carpet wearing a Haitian flag tied around his head, boldly repping his roots in front of the world.

Known for blending street truth with spiritual power, Mr. Lost in Miami’s presence at this year’s BET Awards was both fashion-forward and fiercely personal. As the fire behind Black Kingz 3: Spiritual Warfare, his third installment in the acclaimed album series, the artist has ignited conversations around legacy, identity, and power.

In a night filled with glitz and celebrity, he stood out by staying true to himself — honoring his Haitian heritage, representing Black excellence, and reminding fans that culture is more than a costume — it’s a calling.