Entertainment and Politics; Can They be Mixed?
Entertainment and Politics, can they mix?
Above you can see the massive 15,000 – oops sorry that is my error… the massive 20,000 people who came out to see the Democratic Labour Party’s Political Launch and Cultural Extravaganza in Oistins Christ Church on New years day.
The Massive crowd was entertained by Krosfyah, Lil Rick, Buggy, Peter Ram, DJ Jon Doe and more…
Lil Rick entertaining the crowd
The featured guest artistes of the evening Luciano and Mikey General direct from Jamaica, complete with their band.
Luciano on stage
Some people debate as to whether persons attended for politics or the free entertainment. I think it was a combination of both! It is like a jingle that has been created to advertise a product. The catchy tune might catch your ears but the message would advertise a product.
Kareen Clarke serenading DLP leader David Thompson at event
The 20,000 people who attended this event were both entertained and politically speechified. This Cultural Extravaganza staged by the DLP was therefore an excellent example that there can be a mix between entertainment and politics.
Coming Soon; Entertainment and Politics; Political Victimisation
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January 4th, 2008 at 7:02 am
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March 26th, 2010 at 12:56 pm
I think that they can be mixed. From a spectators point of view it definitely makes things interesting to watch. I guess the downside is that people may end up voting for the same people the entertainers vote for – not necessarily who they should vote for…