Controversy with Demarco – Ride yuh ride

Demarco has released a controversial music video for one of his songs.
This is the video:

The Controversy is how the video presentation, with many arguing on social media over the appropriateness of the video. Many likening the video to a porn film and pressing how Dancehall has “Change” or on a “Decline” while a selected few praise the video.

There is no doubt that this video will see a removal and a steady stream of traffic as the week heads on.

What do you make of the Video? Share Your Views on social media or below in the comments.

We Will Be Sure to Follow Up on this and other entertainment related matters as it progress.

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Lance Cameron
Lance Cameronhttps://vishtany.github.io/
Lance Cameron is the editor and driving force behind BITVoxy. A dedicated news enthusiast, he curates the latest in tech, gaming, and entertainment while delivering sharp insights into business, crypto, and lifestyle trends

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