Green’s Dictionary of Slang

su-su n.

also su-su talk
[susu v.]

(W.I. Rasta) gossip, the sound of whispering.

[WI]Bennett, Clarke & Wilson Anancy Stories and Dialect Verse 101: susu – whisper.
[WI]L. Bennett Auntie Roachy Sey (2003) 83: Dat hear-sah seh-seh, susu, kas-kas an all dem tings.
[UK]T. Rhone School’s Out I i: The occasional intrigue, the little undercurrents, that sort of thing, plus there is a fair amount of backbiting, su-su.
[WI]L.E. Adams Jam. Patois 47: Shet uno moht, a so-so su-su uno ya! – Shut up, it’s only gossip you hear!
[UK](con. c.1945) A. Wheatle Island Songs (2006) 16: He also didn’t want the preacher man [...] to offer his fellow villagers any gossip or ‘su-su’ talk of how the Rodney family did not give of their best.