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Mr. Vegas on Saying Convicted Artists Tainted Dancehall's Image (Part 12)
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Dancehall legend Mr. Vegas addressed the controversial topic of whether convicted artists taint dancehall’s image. He firmly stated that while some artists use their influence to perpetuate criminal behavior, music itself should not be directly linked to crime. Mr. Vegas contrasted dancehall with genres like hip hop, where criminal elements among artists are more visible, but stressed that this narrative doesn’t apply universally. He cited iconic figures like Bob Marley, whose legacy transcends any rumored criminal ties. Mr. Vegas also noted that record labels often push the gangster image for marketability, not necessarily reflecting the true character of the artists.
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