Guyana Bars Reggae Artist for Violent Lyrics

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Guyana Bars

            Reggae Artist for Violent Lyrics
       Guyanese
            authorities have barred a Jamaican reggae artist known for
            antigay lyrics from performing in the South American
            country.       
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          May 01, 2008
          
        
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       Guyanese
            authorities have barred a Jamaican reggae artist known for
            antigay lyrics from performing in the South American
            country.     
       Interior Minister
            Clement Rohee says Bounty Killer is no longer welcome
            because gunfire erupted at an April 19 concert. Rohee
            announced the ban       Monday. He says Bounty Killer's
            lyrics promote violence and celebrate       criminal
            behavior. He also barred the Jamaican singer Movado.     
       Bounty Killer
            concerts earlier were scrapped in England and Germany
            because of protests over lyrics that include references to
            killing       homosexuals. (AP)     

        
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Guyana Bars
Reggae Artist for Violent Lyrics