If Movado was BROKE...???

Question

If movado and all the top Jamaican artistes with 'anti-social lyrics' were broker than most of the Jamaican population, if their lifestyles were less enviable, how would society treat them different?

Answer 1

they would just be another ordinary jamaican, hence they would'nt be known and be treated like everyone else.

Answer 2

Like everybody else or worst. Most people see "Movada" type people as a threat to society (whether real or imagine) So most people would avoid him if he was broke. People only rate them because they have money.

I like is voice I just wish he sung about more prductive things. Eventhough I can't hate on him. s*x and violence sells records and he knows that. Then again how much people kids must he influence so that he can put food on HIS table?

Something to think about

Answer 3

they would be looked on as criminals (even if they commit no crime)...and would be looked on as worthlessness

Answer 4

like any ordinary person in Jamaica who as to fight to make a living

Answer 5

I met him at a birthday house party last year in Boston. He was not flashy or acting any different than others there. I admit when he came through the door I didn't recognize him right away . He was very sociable and knew how to have a good time. As I kept my eyes on his attire and the way he danced and carried himself that's when i realized who he was. He didn't come to the party being arrogant or anything like that. He was a very cool guy. For the record, no one treated him any different because of who is was or what he has

Answer 6

They would face the adversities many inner-city Jamaican men face daily, harassment from the police, lack of opportunity for work and the list goes on. Society would overlook them, they would be a part of the invisible millions of inner-city residents.