Dancehall Documentary - Ep.1 : "Back to basics" SUB (sous-titres): 🇫🇷 🇷🇺 🇺🇸🇪🇸🇭🇺
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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I'm Dominican and I know dancehall is father of reggaeton and most of nowadays urban music
both dancehall and reggae has influence in reggaeton
This is something more than just a documentary. Thank you very much for your jobs!!!
Very accurate
I'll come to Jamaica just to see Dancehall, much love from Papua New Guinea
I'm infatuated with dancehall and this doc is real good. Gives an excellent background, cool interviews and lots of class examples on the sound and dance. Big thumbs up!
Watching this video is not a waste of time at all. I so love how the documentary was presented. Everything is true. I even cried while watching this video. I love dancehall so much. I hope I can fly to Jamaica and learn from them. So much love and respect for all the people in Jamaica. Thank you for this video. I hope Jamaican people will be given a chance to show to the world how great and talented they are. Sending my love to them all the way from the Philippines to Jamaica.
So like when do more Jamaican women speak for themselves in the episode?
Hi! When I recorded this episode, I didn’t meet a lot of Jamaican women. But in the next part, I have more of them speaking 😉 Just wait for it
@MATIAS LOPEZ ABARCA Hello Matias!! Thank you for your message, I'm very glad you liked it :) The #2 is coming up very soon, I'm now working on the subtitles and release it in a few weeks. Stay connected to my YT channel or my Instagram to be sure you don't miss it ;) About other materials, you can find other good docs on YT :)
Thanks much 🙏🙏
I do not understand why you interviewed the white woman?
@@JessicaAK i hope really .....
Hi @lulu burrow, I interviewed Johanna and Amali because they are very involved in the Dancehall culture, they travel a lot in Jamaica and they are well informed from the Jamaicans themselves. They are for me and for a lot a great source of inspiration and knowledge 😌
This is so heartbreaking. Touched my heart deeply. These dancers are so resilient, I admire and envy their strength
I saw this vid on my recommended vids, and i'm glad I clicked on it. It's very raw and honest, no filter no script. From a Jamaican I wanna say thanks for showing this with such originality.
Thank you!!!
Frl bredda.🔝🔝🔝👑🙏
Well, really love the documentary because the facts and the research was well put together. Yes, it was Bogle who made it possible and took dancing to another level and help pushed Dancehall Music all over the world. In fact, the women are the Queens and the men are the Kings of the Dancehall because at the end of the day everything is a business.
Love from PR! Dancehall is so amazing. There’s something about stepping on the land of Jamaica that makes me smile. One day I will go back to learn about dancehall from locals. You went all out on this doc: gender/racial/societal/economic perspectives and history. Blessings for Jamaica and their talented people!
I can't believe I'm now finding this Documentary but its the BEST I have seen on YT so far .... the reasons are so true ... they speak the truth I luv it !!!!
This is me right now💛
I feel exactly the same
Dancehall is my life since mi10 years old now mi 23 and still learning so much big up unuselve Jamaika greetings from germany
Your culture is gold! Ang it keeps rising overseas. Ilove dancehall! This documentary really helped me to understand more of dancehall! Tysm! So much love from Philippines!🇵🇭
Fantastic job Jessica! Thank you for putting this documentary together...things need to change and this is a start! Can't wait for the next episodes
Awesome documentary ; i start to fall in love with this culture and dance
Good documentary. Appreciate this. Dancehall music is trapped.
I’m an electronic musician from New Jersey in the states and just really learning about dancehall as the foundation of a lot that’s happening in the global dance culture so I this video has been extremely enlightening and I’m grateful to our fam in Jamaica for discovering this new economy of culture and community. Rarely is a cultural movement in the US so self aware as these cats on the vid. The understanding of making this music scene into a major Jamaican industry with many roles to play is an amazing start and I hope to see this knowledge spread to hopefully bring more profits into the island as the center of community dancehall scene who built a framework that many other cultures can replicate worldwide in especially struggling economies who can use the community and something more fun to produce income together. I suppose it’s about having the right people leading the vanguard and keeping this scene growing.
* LOVED THIS DOC but only beef with This video is having so much western white girls bringing their feminist critique which will do nothing but make starving females and the girls from the island seem to be having a lot less of a problem with the culture of their own people. No one needs to here this first world liberal bullshit. We ALL need to do things we don’t exactly want to if we want to eat, white girls. You don’t want to shake your ass? I don’t want to learn 50 new types of software in a month and give up my sleep....but guess what? Life is NOT about what you want. That’s some privileged thinking that’s blind to real life. Like the boys talk about enduring the violence and bullshit bringing them down so maybe they can be more understanding of the culture as it is or if they wanna show concern for The sexual nature of female dancing it would be a shockingly open minded show of intellect and humanity to show concern for what the guys deal with if they wanna be empathetic to a foreign culture instead of just repeating the same old whining that they get away with in the “developed world”.
Let’s love and respect what we get from Jamaica and dancehall and keep spreading the knowledge and reality but drive the communal aspect and philosophy that it takes a village to make an economy out of culture like This so try to restrain from taking too much of the pie and put profits back into the scene like any other business. The Jamaicans have the right idea clearly but need to add to selecta, toaster, dancer.....manager and accountant and web developer and they can all build a solid middle class for the whole towns if they keep the people on their minds and not just their selves. Everyone can feed their kids. This is a global export culture. Use Japan with anime as a model to understand what I’m saying maybe. I may be totally wrong but I think this is the roles needed to fullfill this beautiful dream of the poor becoming financially stable by Being one. Fuck communism, THIS is how the problems of capitalism can be flipped to work for the people! Someone in Jamaica please understand what I’m saying (if I’m right I don’t know but maybe u tried and I’m wrong) but I think this will help. A good organizer with the right skilled workers behind them is salvation for ur ppl. Best of luck and one love!
I understand what you're saying but like the Dutch girl said, the government & certain uptown people who hold positions of power, won't acknowledge Dancehall as a profitable part of our culture or even a part of our culture at all. A lot of them are ashamed of it and want to blame it as the cause of violence or the youth misbehaving while ignoring the real problems (because that would expose them as the real perpetrators of inequality & organized crime in the country). So in a sense, Dancehall is a scapegoat for them and it will take a lot to elevate it to a higher level where they won't be able to stifle it & the people who benefit from it.
Bro we appreciate you 🎉
Big Up Johanna! Yes, Dancehall Queen Style is about claiming space, especially independent of whatsoever male interpretation! Bless up!
Me encantó, lo he visto por primera vez hoy... muchas gracias!!!//// I love it, I just saw it today, thanks!!!! 💖 🇯🇲
el dance hall no es de jamaika busca history dance hall arizona 1884 luego paso a ohio y despues a ny y en los años 60 y 70 paso a jamaika por la diaspora
Amazing to how similar the history is to hip hop at the same time happening separately
Amazing documentary, BIG UP! I've been visiting to Jamaica from 2012 twice a year taking dancehall classes and still this documentary gave me a lot and "said aloud my thoughts"! Respectful towards Jamaican dancehall culture and still giving the "European perspective" (great interviews with Johanna and Amalie too!) giving lots of examples what we European dancers can do more for Jamaican dancehall culture and the dancers.
Thank you Belle! It means a lot for me as I know that you're going there a lot and how involved in this culture you are :)
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You know just keep doing what you do keep giving visas to these ghetto yutes and bringing them to foreign 😉 Y`all are doing such bless work as Visa Embassies 🙏🏼💚💚💚
Excellent !! vivement l'épisode 2
Que admirable el amor por la cultura Dancehall y el Respect en este documental , Gracias me sirve de mucho este contenido 💚💛❤️ Real Jamaica Culture Of Dancehall up up up 🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥 Thanks 🙌🏼
Bravo et merci pour ce documentaire! ! J'ai découvert la dancehall il y a 2 ans et je cherchais justement à découvrir cette culture! Je suis donc ravie et j'ai hâte de voir le prochain épisode :)
great documentary! thanks for spreading the message! big up
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Waiting patiently on part 2, I enjoyed watching this. #DancehallAWeEVRITING!
Thank you!!! I'm glad if you liked it :) I need as much as possible of sharing and views in order to help for the promotion and hopefully be able to do the next episodes :)
Keep up the good work bless🔥🔥
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Hey!
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I like what she said at 41:00, I think there should be insight on the dancers from other places that take the culture and appropriate it and the Jamaican dancers are left with nothing i.e. the girl who did the sorry video, anyone with sense could see that the dance moves are of Jamaican Dancehall origin, but she sat there and insist she created them and she wasn't influenced by anything...smh..I Hope this is cover in future episodes
She won't address it so don't hold your breath. Notice the absence of Jamaican women from the video? She steals her moves from Jamaican girls.
Most of those whites and Europeans are culture vultures anyway so I’m not surprised she won’t admit she had no influences. I saw them imitate the one drop, sweep dem foot and other dances.
I love dancehall and Jamaican culture I try to learn on my own at home
Awesome work! Big up Jess!
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Thanks for this - it's 'Special' will promote in UK and when back in Ethiopia.
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Thank you for sharing these documentaries! It really helps when your learning some history and to understand. To step back and watch learn and listen. I never been to Jamaica but now I don't have to give room for judgement to come because what I learned from this video. Keep Sharing the Culture and pray the some new doors opens for Jamaica!
Excellent !! A really good job...
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Это шикарно 😍
so2 the producer. Seeing this from many perspectives. Thank u
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Just published ab ook talking about dancehall music and jamaican society ! This documentary is more material for me, thanks for sharing !
link to your book please?
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I LOVE JAMAICANS....I LOVE the ACCENT .......LOVE from the USA
Thank you so much for sharing this!
I’m coming to Jamaica in may, I’m also learning dancehall and I’m sooo excited to practice soon with you all guys!!
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I've heard of dancehall for quite some time now. After watching this and listening to all the songs in this vid, I enjoyed listening them and I hope to get there someday and learn the dance 😍
Amazing!! I hope you will upload more soon, you really know how to show the story of Dancehall culture
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Lots of correlations to the early days of hip hop in the sense that the dancehall is much more than just music itself, it is the dancing, parties and culture that is centred around the music
This is GOLD. Thank you for giving this for free
Os: I am sooo going to Jamaica ❤
Strong 🙏❤
Thank you so much for this video, it was well done and extremely informative. Eye opening to me even as a Jamaican.
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 music is for everyone. We took from everyone. It's ok to work together. Alot of people in dancehall know forget what dancehall is tpc. Them sell right out after watching this
Thank you so much for this great and informing documentary! It helps us European people a lot understanding Dancehall and its culture, origin and history!! Big Up!!
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Jamaicans have something to do with teamwork!! Well done! :)
Greetings from the Philippines! :)
I love this whole documentary. Big Ups, much love and respect from Toronto Canada
Mad ting.. love 2 see it Dancehall Kuff Kaff again.. big up Jessica AK 🔥🔥💣💣😎😎
Great job. Big up for your work :)
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GREAT VIDEO
Thank you!!! I'm glad if you liked it :) I need as much as possible of sharing and views in order to help for the promotion and hopefully be able to do the next episodes :)
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Wonderful gesture and look for Jamaica Dancehall culture
I love this. The history, the culture, the community, the hard truths... everything. Would love to see more. :)
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nice report!!
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had to watch this for school!!! very inspiring
I would like to say that I would like to see more of the women from the JA dancehall scene giving their own opinion, and not these European girls, b coz, ah fe we ting. Dun talk
Nice Documentary Sistren...Bless up!!
OMG!! I really learned a lot about dancehall. I love dancehall and will always do, thank you so much!! Big up yuhself
In NewYork I Go To DanceHall Parties , this video helped me learn & Understand the culture more 💯💯💯💯
This is so precious, will share w my people :)
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Thank you so much for this video it helped me very well with my assignment
So touched ！！！ I love dancehall culture, I like Jamaican dancer passion
Can we get our own people to do a documentary on “our” culture please and thank you 😒
Hi,
Thank you for your comment but I don’t understand what is wrong with someone passionate about Dancehall doing a documentary about Dancehall with Jamaican Dancehall artists talking for themselves :)
Thank u so much for this amazing documentary 💚
Good documentary, was hooked from start to finish.
Yaaas! Thank you so much!
I absolutely ADORE dancehall. I found it through the Fraules Dance team/Fraules herself. My dream is to take dancehall classes
Feel free to take classes if it’s what you want. Dancehall is for everybody, no matter what 💙 But be careful, make the difference between Dancehall and Twerk 😉
Imagine finding out about Dancehall from a white girl, that's embarrassing.
Thanks Jessica
Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
très bon reportage, merci
Thank you for this!!!
Right desso🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I needed this
Thank you!
This very good from the dancers point of view,and from their era, however
There need to be a complete documentary from the initial stage from u roy, i-roy, dillinger, suger Minot, big yute etc. All I am seeing is snippets of various stages.
Dancehall is a genre which is before hiphop. First dancehall song was in 1970 ,lot of people don't even know who coin the name dancehall. Dancehall is huge and long established.
Great documentary! In the end they said that you should come to Jamaica to learn and experience. I was just wondering, how safe is it for a white person to come to Jamaica and go to all those downtown parties to get the real experience, talk to people etc. What would be the attitude to a person like me being there?
You can go to these places ,no problem however when going anywhere it is always good to go.With people of Jamaican decent who know the Islands.Do's and don'ts and how to be safe ,just like anywhere in the world.
U gud mon
Cum to Jamaica anytime breda
much respect 💯
This really helps a lot
THANKS!
Thanks a lot 😘
Gaza still run dancehall. #GAZANATION great work .
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Not much about 1980's Dancehall music, which is where I first heard it, listening to Rankin Miss P.
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Thanks
Nice 👍🏾
WELL DONE! ,#dancehalltodiworld
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7:79 football player bredda "FOOT-BALL" Player.👌👌
great your documentary
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Bless
Legit
Rihanna helped a lot dancehall culture the queen
men directing the videos too. Alot of ART IN DANCEHALL BUT SADLY THE Y STUCK IN THE LOWER CHAKRA
Dancehall is similary to lembeul or mballax dance ( west african dance Sénégal*) , dunno its deep in blood wth or wth out slavery... but big up jamaican koosha to the world !!!🇬🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇸🇳
I would love to know what questions the interviewer asked! I'm writing an essay about Dancehall and it would really help me!
Hi Lil B,
Sorry for the late reply 🫣
Send me an email to projetdancehall@gmail.com so we can talk about this :)
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are there any documentaries out there that focus more on the artist and studios and songs? like dub echoes for example
Y #g JESSICA AK & :-$ ♨🌎 THIS VIDEO DOCUMENTARY PRO DANCEHALL WAS GREATLY♨😈. TELL WHEN THE CONTINUATION WILL BE, THE NEXT PART IS WAITING 👑🙏☝ ???
Hi! Thank you very much 🙏🏻 I’m building the next part, I still can’t tell you when I’ll release it, but it’s on its way 😉You can subscribe to the channel to not miss it 🤗
Thank you for the documatary!❤
Still I find the focus a bit weird to have so much of a very white-european-morality debate on weather sexuality is ok.
If the problem is violence name it like that. That it's also more visible, that it is about material conditions and possibilities, like the Jamaicans said and not about the bad SEXUALITY europeans are so affraid of.
If people are forced to do some things its bad. But it's not worse if it's shaking the ass then surfing rich people in a cafe where you are even more sexualised most of the time.
There is no need for a rich european juging these things in the documentary I think. There is the term "sexualised violence" that points out, that the problem is violence. Some parts of white european feminism are mixing it up with making sexuality the problem and I think people around the world understand that this is just a very white way to put things
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how could you say dancehall was influenced when locals played music from america when there was music like mento (influenced from calypso) ska and rock steady already in Jamaica? to me dancehall sounds more similar to ska, rock steady, mento(calypso and soca from Trinidad) . I love dancehall music but i also love the truth.
VibesKeyz Music exactly
Attention seeker that this u? Dancehall sounds nothing like soca or calypso and trinidad has no influence in dancehall,Jamaica dont even do calypso or soca..We tried soca once and got accepted but never really follow up that genre..Jamaican music has absolutely nth to do with trinidad KMT
@@Lifestylewithjada a good number of Charly Black songs (such as "Gyal you're a party animal") or Koshens "Turn me on" have a Soca inspired riddms. Soca and Calypso has been popular in Jamaica since the 50/60s. In the late 70s and 80s Kingston born Byron Lee popularized many famous Soca hit songs like "Ragga Ragga", " Tiney Winey", "Swing Engine" and many more.
@@markiec8914 Strictly dancehall and reggae Jamaica do...And dont forget that jamaican ska and mento has some influence in calypso...Non of trinidad genres has influence in jamaican genres lol...Soca is also a genre for all caribbean countries not only trinidad sing soca
@@markiec8914 Soca and calypso is not popular in jamaica so idk where u get that from jamaicans only draw for some soca only when its carnival time thats all...Are u jamaican? have u ever lived in jamaica? But i can tell ur from trinidad and not a Jamaican lol always seeking attention when theres a good video about jamaica...As i said before in my previous comment,Jamaicans tried soca once back in the day and got accepted and never went back all those song that u talking about has no soca inspired rhythms unless u dont know what dancehall rhythms sound like smh... U will never find any jamaicans in modern days singing soca or calypso...Btw who are u? why u stalking my comments on videos? every comment that i make its u under them talking kmt leave my comments alone!