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After receiving several warnings from law enforcement to desist from using expletives, Dancehall artiste Bayka had the plug pulled on his performance at Reggae Sumfest festival Night One and was escorted off the stage by police. The '1Uptown' deejay was informed by emcee Pretty Boy Floyd that the police... show more
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the “why would I want to hear profanities in a dancehall performance? 🤓” crowd swear a prayer meeting with pastor Blair or supmn? dancehall/music fi raw more while bredda

Never heard of him and if you can't hear you will feel!

They didn't turn off the talkophone & escort others who were cursing after Bayka, including Valiant, 450, etc. These guys are intoxicated and pumped before they grace the stage. That's actually what causes them to be like that.

Most these who use them language dont possess much in thier vocabulary and will just fade like the rest.

But why would I want to hear profanities and expletives during any stage performance at Sumfest? Patrons are there to hear “music” not bad wud! Any artist who needs expletives to enhance his/her performance, is a sub-standard artist! Not ready for the big leagues. Off the stage!

Dat juss mean him cyaa open him mouth ah nuh cuss bad wud. Him nuh have di capacity to be vocal w/o cussing.

Gwaan bayka. The rule nuh mek sense, should not be a police matter

I think we passed those days when “badword” is illegal. Look how much tourist come to Jamaica just fi say Boombooclaat....

Bredda shoulda jus comply and perform accordingly. Is not like its an important message inna any of his songs that the system woulda tell dem not to sing, it's just no bad word and if him full a lyrics find some metaphors fi switch dem out in ur performance. Lack discipline.

Is Reggae Sumfest a family event or is it a show where dancehall artiste do what they do best?
