Jamaica Jonkonnu 2012 Part 2

[@andrewgoodstartmedia9731]

Yes I. It was filmed in Kingston last year. It was magical to say the least. Please support as much as possible as their are only 6 troupes left. Born out of the diaspora and rooted in history, these guys are keeping it real. Andrew

[@truelove3167]

This is the first time I can look at this without running a screaming my head off. As a child I was sooooooooooooooooooooooo afraid of the Jonkonnus. OMG! I would run and hide under the bed. this was very scary....

[@moesnazz559]

what are their socials?

[@Crushkingtv]

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[@scotthughes7440]

Wow, love this. Kyrie irving should watch this and see what his Roots are really about...instead of appropriating someone else's

[@nishicat8011]

I miss these things back in the days, why am I not seeing kankunu again?

[@andrewgoodstartmedia9731]

Yes, filmed in Kingston along Spanish Road

[@hcassells66]

They do know that this comes from igbo culture from nigeria right?

[@andrewgoodstartmedia9731]

They are full aware of its African "root era" connection. Apparently 99% of the Enslaved Africans the English kidnapped and put into degradation were of Igbo. They also reminded that their is a difference between "Jonkonnu and root Jonkonnu." The former being mixed with shakespearian elements and the latter in mostly rural Jamaica and therefore kept it's African culture. Bless

[@hcassells66]

Nice nice. Keep the africa culture alive. Too much americanisation in jamaica

[@andrewgoodstartmedia9731]

Howard Cassells Yes I for real. Blessment

[@kkhkylie8000]

Pls stop sarceing children u whould make them sarced for life an dont want to go out on road