THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF DANCEHALL MUSIC TODAY





THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF DANCEHALL MUSIC TODAY

Music is very instrumental in the development of youth It's lyrical and beat can summon different emotions and also impact physical behavior.

Dancer Roxanne “Bumpa” Evans, who died while performing her dance move on Wednesday night. It is alleged that Bumpa was at a party dancing where she sustained serious injuries and was taken to hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Videos of the incident started circulating in social media.
Showing Bumpa balancing on her head for Momo to leap through, However, planned to go the wrong Momo landed on Evans, causing her neck to snap.

Does dancehall music create a negative effect on younger people?

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