This is interesting. Media regulators in Jamaica have passed a new rule banning all explicit references to sex and violence from the island's radio and TV services. The new rules mean radio and TV stations will not be allowed to broadcast any songs or music videos that depict sexual acts or which glorify gun violence, rape, murder or arson.
The new rules presumably target, in particular, the sometimes controversial dancehall genre, where those themes are often explored.
Though, while criticism of some dancehall artists elsewhere in the world has centred in the main on misogynistic or homophobic lyrics, Jamaican authorities have possibly acted now because of concerns about the growing popularity of a dance fad call "daggering".
This is basically a kind of sexually provocative dancing which, while part of the Jamaican dancehall scene for years, has been increasingly popularised of late.
It's thought that the ban may also impact on some hip hop and soca (dance music that originates in calypso, and which mainly comes from Trinidad and Tobago) which is popular among young Jamaicans.