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Contents:
- FIRST OPENLY GAY DANCEHALL ARTISTE DEMARO RELEAS DEBUT SGLE ‘MI READI’
- I’M A GAY DANCEHALL ARTIST – I WANT MY MIC TO CHANGE HOMOPHOBIC MDS
- EEK-A-MOE GAY? DANCEHALL LEGEND SPEAK ON THIS VIRAL VIO
- OPENLY GAY DANCEHALL ARTISTE CASTS RASTAFARIAN IN MIC VIO, FANS REACTS
FIRST OPENLY GAY DANCEHALL ARTISTE DEMARO RELEAS DEBUT SGLE ‘MI READI’
Sce s ceptn, Dancehall mic has held a very strict and nsistent disda for the gay muny. A disda so unyieldg, that proment artists * gay dancehall artist *
Sce s ceptn, Dancehall mic has held a very strict and nsistent disda for the gay muny.
I’M A GAY DANCEHALL ARTIST – I WANT MY MIC TO CHANGE HOMOPHOBIC MDS
Jamai’s first openly gay dancehall artiste Demaro has released his first song lled 'Mi Readi'. * gay dancehall artist *
Twenty-ne years ago one of Dancehall’s biggt nam, Shabba Ranks, told Brish talk show The Word that “gay men should be ccified.
As far as many ‘die-hard’ Dancehall vote are ncerned, one should never dare mix the two reprentatns any nversatn, let alone enterta discsns for ‘gay acceptance’ Dancehall’s doma. In 2013, Ian McQuaid for the Guardian reported that “a h generatn of gay DJs and clubbers have started lookg beyond the outdated narrative that dancehall = homophobic. ” “Kartel Brown, who is an fluential DJ the London circu said, “A lot of Jamains me to London fleeg Jamai’s anti-gay laws.
EEK-A-MOE GAY? DANCEHALL LEGEND SPEAK ON THIS VIRAL VIO
Is Eek-A-Moe gay? Veteran reggae/dancehall artiste Eek-A-Moe ed a stir this week on social media when a vio surfaced of him posg wh a * gay dancehall artist *
They were a b unrwhelmed wh what the cy’s gay scene had to offer, so they started creatg the ltle private bashment parti south London.
OPENLY GAY DANCEHALL ARTISTE CASTS RASTAFARIAN IN MIC VIO, FANS REACTS
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D’Angel, one of the first female dancehall performers to publicly support the muny, gave a memorable stage prentatn to the light of s gay atten, and left a good imprsn on the London reporter, on behalf of dancehall. He reports, “Dpe dancehall’s populary on the island, D’Angel’s performance at Pri was still a surprise for many: this is a genre that has long been notor for the btal homophobia s lyrics. ” He further reports that “homophobic lyrics have almost disappeared om dancehall.
What is also clearly evint this movg forward om homophobic lyrics dancehall, is the support of the femal who are practners of the craft.