Dancehall came from the dance hall — a space where people come together to dance, have fun, and socialize. Dancehall is Jamaican culture, originating from the streets of Kingston, Jamaica. The dance and the music are a reflection of the Jamaican lifestyle, experiences, and creativity.

The father of Dancehall dancing is Gerald “Bogle” Levy. He was the first male dancer to dominate the space, creating and naming moves while setting a legacy that continues to influence dancers today. Since then, many crews and creators have helped carry the culture forward, keeping the foundation alive while continuing to raise the standard and push Dancehall to new levels.

What to Wear:

Comfortable clothing and sneakers