Dancehall is a genre of Jamaican popular music that emerged in the late ’70s. It emerged as a rawer and more energetic version of reggae music, characterized by fast rhythms, catchy melodies, and lyrics often focusing on social issues, entertainment, or cultural matters. Apart from being a music genre, Dancehall also refers to a style of dance that evolved alongside the music. The Dancehall dance style involves a diverse range of movements, including intricate footwork, body isolations, and expressive gestures, often incorporating elements from hip-hop, reggae, and other urban dance styles. It’s known for its vibrancy and dynamism, encouraging individual creativity and self-expression on the dance floor.