Comments on: Bajan Girls Gone Wild…

By: BAFBFP

BAFBFP — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 11:17:48 +0000

But who wanna think start all dis wuk up thing back in 1992…? Wukkin’ Up start ’bout hey… before dance hall and ruf wuk and droppin’ it and poppin and daggerin’ and dutty dance, Bajans start all dis wufflessness right hey startin’ wid Bumper songs. And the thing is Bajans have since tried to blame it on African culture. Well the Africans wukkin’ up now as well thanks to Babados.. in 1992 Crop Over. And we had “bumpas” long “before big trucks”. Bajans were wukkin’ up in public when the rest of the world were forming Conga lines. Dun kno’

By: bajan2dbone

bajan2dbone — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:02:23 +0000

Now that we have signed onto the EPA, dont you think we can export wukking up as our dance instead of disowning it. Wukup is here to stay so we better make it into a viable product. Jamiaca has passa-passa and a whole set of other dances, and we in Barbados complaining bout wukking up. All of wunna get here by somebody wukking up. Learn to accept and tek some wukup. i gone…

By: PHILMORE

PHILMORE — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 15:18:42 +0000

I THINK IT’S A GOOD VIDEO,WE HAVE GOT TO A STAGE WHERE SEX CAN ONLY BE TALK BOUT IN SECRET.THAT’S THE COLONIAL SLAVE THING THAT WE ENCOUNTER WHEN WE GOT HERE ON THE SHIP.I AGREE IT CAN BE CONTROL.

By: Partly bajan girl

Partly bajan girl — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:02:43 +0000

Maybe we just have to admit that Barbados has this wukkin` as a part of its culture, that is not so much “highculture”, just as germans have lederhosen- dancing and the swedes has scandinavian dance band music?
Them things are not really beutiful to watch or hear, either, but many folks like it ,though…..:-)

By: Ready-Done

Ready-Done — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:09:27 +0000

lol, the biggy wucking up, i could live wid that

By: Ready-Done

Ready-Done — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:06:48 +0000

Yuck.

That looks like it is in England, but it is influenced by Jamaican style ‘passa passa’ not Barbadian ‘wucking up’

its stupid.

By: Partly bajan girl

Partly bajan girl — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:00:12 +0000

I think this one is much cuter;

By: Partly bajan girl

Partly bajan girl — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 12:37:24 +0000

I send a pick from youtube of this socalled “highcultured” form of dancing or performing.
I didn`t grow up in Barbados, but can wuk a bit,though.
On the other hand I can understand that people abroad do not find this like a kind of folk-dancing or national dance…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-ru6jGYBdA&NR=1
Is it sexy?

By: pearline rogers

pearline rogers — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 23:16:57 +0000

U WILL HAVE D HATERS NO MATTER U DO ASK OPRAH OR R KELLY;JUST IGNORE

By: GOG

GOG — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 04:11:50 +0000

Being degraded has nothing to do with whether a person agrees or disagrees; it has everything to do with standards. How will you know if something has degraded? Because it falls below a certain standard or quality.

There is a picture on T.V hosted by a guy named Murry. Every episode women come in and try to find out who is the father of her child. What does that say about every woman who comes on that show? She has been running around and not even sure that the father is the father. Degradation?
“Johnny you’re not the father of your two year old son, your bother Dick is.”

Because something is ‘part uh we culture’ does that make it right? Wukking up is a dance and it’s very sexy in and of itself. In my mind girls wukking up is not a problem, but it may be the image you project that may be the problem. If anyone doubts what the phrase “Girls Gond Wild” means or represents type it into a search engine like Google.com and see what results you get.

I believe girls can be beautiful and sexy without having to bare various parts or do various acts. It seems the accepted norm that our calypso songs in Barbados about women will contain the theme about ‘man grab a girl and wukkup pun she’.

Everything we project creates an image in other people’s minds. What image does this video leave in your mind?

By: Ready-Done

Ready-Done — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:30:29 +0000

I sorry i ent get to comment on this while it was hot, but for one, i like the girl that wucking up on the big, black, balls. I got 2 that look just like them right here.

The problem is that somethings belong in some places. Tourist is call we dancing, wild sex with clothes on.

Most young girls is call this as having fun. I is see it as something else, but all in all i is find the ‘better’ a girl could wuck up the less she could please me,LOL, well , intellectually any ways.

I just had to comment on it…..sorry for bringing up a old one.

By: another view

another view — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:22:50 +0000

Wayne writes
Oh that the Gospel of Christ be seriously and faithfully preached. Oh that we Barbadians would develop a deep dissatisfaction and revilement that our country is presented to the world in this fashion. Oh that we would come out of our comfort zones and develop an adequate concern and protest…..

Dont you know that you cannot talk about preaching the Gospel of Christ seriously and faithfully on this blog?

That is anathema. It is anathema to attempt to rightly divide the Word of Truth on this blog. And Rok has outlawed preaching fire and brimstone despite the fact that the scriptures teach in Romans 1:18 that the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness

ROK HAS NOW TAKEN THE PLACE OF GOD

By: Wayne (London)

Wayne (London) — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 15:44:01 +0000

What is depicted here in the video is redolent of a society that has moved away from God. The liberal trend towards labelling and marketing this idiom of expression (“wukking up”) under the rubric of ‘we culture’, can and will only serve to advance the moral decline in the country. What is seen in the video is a sad commentary on cultural taste; is immodest and it speaks poorly of how we value and appraise our womenfolk. In the words of our father of independence Errol Barrow – “What mirror-image do we have of ourselves?”…….
Oh that the Gospel of Christ be seriously and faithfully preached. Oh that we Barbadians would develop a deep dissatisfaction and revilement that our country is presented to the world in this fashion. Oh that we would come out of our comfort zones and develop an adequate concern and protest…..

By: Horny Bajan

Horny Bajan — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:18:17 +0000

I don’t know why allyuh vex. It have ah lot of sites out there with far more provocative photos of Bajan girls. I just saw a site called trinilime.net and they have girls from all over the caribbean. Them Bajan Girls on that site aint only wukkin up. If allyuh know what ah mean. So that video real decent.

By: YOUNG WORKING MUM

YOUNG WORKING MUM — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:43:33 +0000

Tic toc girls, I see nothing wrong with the video. We see Beyonce, Rihanna and other int’l dancers doing provocative dances. i’m a woman and at work I act the part, I’m a mother and @ home I follow suit but i’m also a young person with friends of all ages who as a working mother sometimes has to release the stress so I go out and thoroughly enjoy myself. I see ppl around me doing all kinds of dances but I would never cry them down for it. Enjoy urself. Stay safe & love life.

By: Flüge

Flüge — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 09:43:14 +0000

In my opinion there is no cause to argue about this music video. The song is really great. Nowadays there should be no problem if women dance and dress just a little bit. If there would be male dancer no one would discuss about this videoclip and everything would be fine.

By: white bajan boy

white bajan boy — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 01:57:29 +0000

Look man. In america they do this but nobody want say nutin bout that. I no people gune cuss me and waeva fa bein white and talkin bout this and ting but anyway, look there aint nutin wrong with the video. it is a bajan culture to wuk up and ting so what is wrong with this video. it aint gone international. it only amongst bajan men and women. nobody else so chill the ^%*%*$*$&#)_U*_($&#^@^$R) out. The women in the video were not forced so shutup. and u partly bajan girl go and suck ya mudda. u obviously dont no nutin. my pubic hair is more intelligent than you. stupid @$$

By: love yall

love yall — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 02:23:29 +0000

the only thing i wud have a problem with is if it turns into “passa passa” then there’ll be a big problem.

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i dont see anything wrong with it at all…

By: Bonny Peppa

Bonny Peppa — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 23:28:56 +0000

Why are we so hypocritical? If this behaviour is rude or crude what about the wukking up that is displayed on Kadooment Day for the world to see.
Absolutely nothing wrong with the video. I jealous because I can’t wuk up like them, dah is all.
How ya like ma?

By: Shani3193

Shani3193 — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:59:52 +0000

i am of bajan decent & i have lived in barbados most of my young life i personally find nothing wrong with the video i think it is a way of gettin our music and cultural dancing spread out across the world i believe that lil Rick is doing more go than harm in the bajan community i understand that wukking up is not all we as people have to offer but at the same time we must realize our form of dance & music is what makes us who we are as people it makes our island known & futher more if the girls did not want 2 be in the video they had a chance 2 say no but we also have 2 consider the fact that it is honest work & if it puts food on your table and clothes on your back then it is something you will do but you are not forced into doing what u dont want 2 do because everyone has a voice & it can be used for what you please