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Kennt ihr diese Zaubershows, bei denen der Magier in sehr schnellen, wirbelnden Bewegungen Luftballons kunstvoll zu Figuren verknotet? Das ist ziemlich genau das, was bei jamaikanischen Dancehall-Partys passiert. Nur mit Menschen statt mit Luftballons.

Und genau wie eine Zaubershow ziehen einen auch diese Partys in den Bann. Man weiß gar nicht, wie einem geschehen ist, aber plötzlich balanciert man im Kopfstand auf einem Barhocker und ext Rumshots. Wir lieben die Videos, in denen unbändig getanzt, gedaggert, Akrobatik vollzogen und allgemein einfach mal so richtig auf alles gepfiffen wird. Keine Scham, kein Sorry. Gut so.

Aber das folgende Video toppt dennoch alles, was wir bisher an Absurditäten in Party-Videos gesehen haben. In diesem Sinne: Einen schönen Freitag, möge der Wahnsinn beginnen.

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Noisey Films presents a new documentary about the LGBT Danchehall scene in London. In the early 2000’s the UK saw an influx of young gay Jamaican’s fleeing their country's anti-gay laws. They would either have to hide who they were or risk abuse and in some cases death, yet on their arrival in the UK they found home and family in each other, throwing the best underground Jamaican dancehall parties this side of the Atlantic in the homeless hostels they sought refuge in.

Despite the homophobic lyrics within the songs, dancehall is a huge part of their culture. The underground events originally took place in hostels attracting hundreds of black and gay partygoers and quickly grew in size, exploding into church halls in Brixton and the Old Kent Rd, South London. With so many people attending the bashment parties, promoters had to take notice, eventually taking residence in nightclubs in Vauxhall, joining long-standing nights like Caribana and Bootylicious.  

For so many, the scene created a space and support network where young people could come to terms with their sexuality and identity in their own culture whilst struggling with issues of racism, homophobia, transphobia and immigration. With exclusive access, Noisey along with Kartel Brown, a prolific DJ on the scene, chronicle the history of London's growing LGBT dancehall community. We are proud to present Out and Bad. 

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NOISEY with exclusive access, chronicles the history of London's growing LGBT Dancehall Scene as a lifeline for so many black and gay young people seeking asylum from Jamaica or running away from home in the UK.

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