Jamaican culture or way too far?

Is this culture is it too much?

  • Culture

    Votes: 11 52.4%

  • Vulgar and tasteless

    Votes: 11 52.4%
  • Total voters
    21
Thats called extreme thirst,
Also called poppy show,
Also called slackness,
Also called dry humping,
Also called for fucks sake will you two get a room already.
 
cli-terminator said:
@Mixd funny you said it sounds like Bajan soca too cuz now I'm thinking bout all the times I've spoken with Bajan ppl and how much I had to concentrate to full catch everything they were saying. They're the only West Indian culture that I swear I need captions for. The beats on their soca are just as chopped up as their speech patterns lol
Click to expand...
My wife is Trini. I played it for her, she said that's afrobeat type music and that song only became popular because of TikTok. Said no one is hiring him to do shows, said that ain't music, she was brutal. Lol
 
Mixd said:
My wife is Trini. I played it for her, she said that's afrobeat type music and that song only became popular because of TikTok. Said no one is hiring him to do shows, said that ain't music, she was brutal. Lol
Click to expand...
Not for nothing I don't see a lot of flyers for him doing shows or videos of him doing live performances either. I see more of him at fetes than anything else.
 
It's not like they're actually fucking and if it was Who cares. To me it's not as bad as that suicide diving shit they used to do. I had go-go tapes that I bought from the flea market in the 90s where chicks would stop and suck dick on thee dance floor, chicks getting fucked with beer bottles and squirting and dudes carrying chicks in the air and eating pussy so this is nothing.
 
Adults dry humping has always been weird to me. I did that shit when I was 13 and sexually inexperienced. What's the end game besides being horny while she goes and humps someone else. But like someone else said it is their culture.
 
Mixd said:
Your ear isn't in tune to the music so probably all sounds the same. You don't typically find soca songs with the same beat.

That's like someone from another culture thinking all rap music sounds the same. Probably like how I hear all mumble rap, all sounds the same to me so all I hear is a blur.
Click to expand...
Drill beats also sound the same.
Reggae beats do not sound the same. Not really in tune with that but I hear clear difference in the sounds.
I’ll give you another example. New jack swing had a certain type of sound and a certain swing they would use that made it a particular type of beat. Not same beat but same type beat.
 
Last edited:
So are Americans just going to forget a/b the period between 1993 -2014 where girls were booty shaking on dudes and basically doing a pseudo version of doggy style at clubs, parties, etc? That shit was normal. And if you knew what you were doing you more than likely got some action that night w/o having to buy her a drink.

Nowadays in the U.S. girls dance amongst themselves and dudes just stand around watching looking like a bunch of cucks. Ppl are backwards these days.
 
Last edited:
Them and that whole Island culture is over sexualized in the celebrating and dancing.

It's a bit much and what gets me is seeing young kids doing it before they could even spell their names but hey.....slinging mud
 
That don’t so
L.K.M.B.G.F. said:
It's not like they're actually fucking and if it was Who cares. To me it's not as bad as that suicide diving shit they used to do. I had go-go tapes that I bought from the flea market in the 90s where chicks would stop and suck dick on thee dance floor, chicks getting fucked with beer bottles and squirting and dudes carrying chicks in the air and eating pussy so this is nothing.
Click to expand...
that sounds like stripper dancing in a gogo club
 
L.K.M.B.G.F. said:
Yeah it was a danchall go go-tape. Them girls didn't look like strippers though. They were dressed in regular atire.
Click to expand...
Are you talking about this gogo. There ain’t nothing in gogo bout that :lol: That might of just been a one off if anything. Or a side show goin on. I mean it is a night club. Shit I seen plenty of that shit in the tunnel in nyc. But that’s more of a night life culture than That music culture
 
Last edited:
jawnswoop said:
That's how they dance and that's how it was in the 90s and early 2000's at clubs and school dances and proms back then and I would be doing the same shit to them trini women. Fuck what others got to say about it.
Click to expand...
I was 5 yrs old living on Orange Street in Kingston when a Carnival parade came through. Women were holding on to the back of the float walking down the street and getting dicked down . I even asked my dad what they were doing and he told me to go to the house.
 
Politic Negro said:
Well they ain't making babies from it.
  • The current birth rate for Jamaica in 2023 is 15.107 births per 1000 people, a 1.46% decline from 2022.
  • The birth rate for Jamaica in 2022 was 15.331 births per 1000 people, a 1.45% decline from 2021.
  • The birth rate for Jamaica in 2021 was 15.556 births per 1000 people, a 1.42% decline from 2020.
  • The birth rate for Jamaica in 2020 was 15.780 births per 1000 people, a 1.41% decline from 2019.
Click to expand...
WOW !!!!!! Looks like a stat that needs further investigation.
 
Last edited:
This is not Jamaican culture.
True Jamaicans do not go to fetes.
Fete is NOT Jamaican culture.
 
EGO-TRIP said:
I was 5 yrs old living on Orange Street in Kingston when a Carnival parade came through. Women were holding on to the back of the float walking down the street and getting dicked down . I even asked my dad what they were doing and he told me to go to the house.
Click to expand...
I doubt this is true.
 
cli-terminator said:
I am seeing more of these new Soca artists sounding similar to Klassik Frescobar with the vulgar music. Ever since I heard Gunman In She Hole, I was like well that's different. Thankfully these artists are the minority and artists like KES, Machel Montano, Patrice Roberts, etc.... are still the standard.
Click to expand...
"Gunman in she hole" is actually a 'TriniZess' song (Trini "Dub"/Dancehall music) that was made popular by a 'Politician', it's not really 'soca music'.
 
blaqueman said:
"Gunman in she hole" is actually a 'TriniZess' song (Trini "Dub"/Dancehall music) that was made popular by a 'Politician', it's not really 'soca music'.
Click to expand...
I agree it's not really soca music. Just pointing out the trend I noticed with some of the newer artists that I've been hearing at fetes. I'm not a fan of it by any means other than for an occasional chuckle at best.
 
cli-terminator said:
Soca & reggae music have beats call riddims where multiple artists will do a song over the same riddim. It's part of what makes the music so fun for artists and patrons alike in seeing various artists riding over the same beat with their unique style and flow.
Click to expand...
That’s called a remix
 
cli-terminator said:
No it isn't. A remix is taking an original song and altering the lyrics or beat. In Caribbean music, a riddim is just the instrumental by itself. The various artists all do their own songs over that instrumental
Click to expand...
Ohhhhh I got you. They do they own lyrics over the same name instrumental
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top