'They gone far Toolsie!
In the darkness of dancehall
Sita shaking she hip and Negro shaking back,
Loud noise, lipstick and loose brassieres,
How these children got no shame, and hard-ears.
Dancehall is a sub genre of reggae music that contains more profanity, and lustful lyrics. Topics usually discussed in Dancehall music are love, sex, violence or the daily struggles living in the ghettos of Jamaica. Native Jamaicans also call lavish parties in which plenty of Dancehall music is played a “Dancehall party”. Dancehall is mostly popular amongst the youths of Jamaica and is highly frowned upon by the older generation who feels it is secular and slowly corrupting the minds of the youths turning them “ungodly.” This idea/ mentality can be seen in this line in which the speaker refers to it as “the darkness of Dancehall.” This reveals to us that the speaker is an older individual speaking about the youth. 
 Watch from 40:00 to 43:00 for an example of a jamaican “Dancehall Party” 

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