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    wonder how something like that ever made it to the public? Well if you think rap music has a negative influence on people‚ you’re not alone. Since the late 1980’s rap music has been called the Anti Christ in our culture‚ because of it’s so-called influence in people’s life. People swear up and down that the music is why people‚ especially the youth resort to violent crimes. Rap is defined as a style of popular music consisting of improvised rhymes performed to a rhythmic accompaniment. It didn’t

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    According to Becky Tatum (1999) he said that the rap music has many themes that involve many themes racism‚ drug addiction‚ Rap Music is considered to be the voice of the African American youth. He also stated the types of rap music; lifeline and hard-core rap‚ commercial or soft rap; the commercial or the soft rap is all about social messages that addresses social messages between the races and classes which describes problems and frustrations that exist between teenagers and parents on the other

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    Inna di Dancehall- “Popular Culture and the Politics of Identity in Jamaica”‚ written by an academic scholar in the field of dancehall culture- Ms. Donna Hope was published in 2006. ISBN number 979-640-168-3. The book title plays an important role as it shows how Donna Hope dives deeper “Inna di Dancehall” as she sought to explore Jamaican popular culture generally and dancehall culture specifically. It contains 5 chapters that range from The Historical Moment where the dancehall stage was set‚ to

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    The author of Inna di Dancehall‚ Donna P. Hope‚ paid homage to the lower-class inner city people of Jamaica. She gave them a voice as she explored the issues about dancehall as related to the Jamaican society. Hope discussed the historical setting and definition of dancehall‚ sex and gender‚ violence and identity in the dancehall. The author used this forum to bring to life the perceived unknown truths about the dancehall culture in Jamaica. Throughout the book‚ the theme of rudeness was explored

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    Background to Study Music has been seen as something that persons listen to ease their mind‚ to get inspiration or sometimes a good laugh. Today‚ the genre of music that has dominated is “Dancehall Music”. Dancehall music is a genre of Jamaican popular music that is a more sparse version of reggae. Dancehall music was at its best in the 1980’s in this period it was the rise of the sounds systems culture where there was friendly rivalry among different sounds systems. This rivalry was done

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    Yes! Dancehall has negative effects on youths in Jamaica. “Studies have shown that graphical lyrical music can impact adolescent sexual and violent behavior” (Crawford 2010). Dancehall music tends to contain explicit sexual content that continuously encourages violence and promiscuity in adolescents and even adults. This genre of music is a vital part of the Jamaican society economically and culturally but over the years has proven to be more negative than positive. Consequently‚ skin bleaching and

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    Jamaica is an English-speaking country located in the Caribbean Sea to the south of Cuba. Jamaica’s potential for growth and development is enormous; however‚ according to the World Bank Country (2003)‚ as cited in Gilbert & Sookram (2009)‚ measured Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth over the years since 1972 has been unimpressive. Apart from its economic problems‚ Jamaica has a serious problem with crime and violence. For years there have been numerous attempts‚ through policy and legislation

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    history of Jamaica Today Jamaica is very lively and exciting. People went these streets like bees from the very first sun rays hits the street. From four in the morning‚ delivery trucks starts to flood the streets. To deliver all kinds of goods that provides necessity (from newspapers to food supply) to keep this street running like a well oiled machine. At six in the morning public transportation starts to claim the street for workers and students. After six you will see Jamaica swirling with

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    Jamaica is an island country in the Caribbean. Its absolute location is 18.1096 degrees North and 77.2975 degrees West. There are no countries that border this island‚ but there are some that surround it. Jamaica is 238 miles from Cuba‚ 600 miles away from Mexico‚ 99.4 miles from Haiti‚ 1245 miles from the equator‚ 469.1 miles from the Dominican Republic‚ and 479 miles away from the Bahamas. Jamaica is greatly known for its resorts‚ diving‚ and snorkeling sites. There over 100 rivers‚ but most of

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    Introduction This is a School Based Assessment (SBA) on how dancehall music affects the class of five (5) Crimson‚ at Mannings School. According to one historian‚ “dancehall music is a genre of Jamaican music derived from reggae music in the 1970s.”1 It has now become somewhat of a code by which many Jamaican teenagers live. This project has been designed to break down and isolate the key reasons why dancehall music affects the teenage population and how it affects them. While focusing

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