The Dutty Wine

Welcome to the dutty wine blog, your informational resource for everything dutty wine. This blog was developed due to the overwhelming popularity of the dance that has the world going crazy.

The uninitiated may ask what is the dutty wine dance? The dance originated in Jamaica and was made popular by the accompanying song, Dutty Wine by Tony “Mentally Ill” Matterhorn. The catchy combination of song and dance allowed it to be the dance craze of 2006 for Jamaica. There are many variations to the dutty wine, but the most common is women with long hair spinning their head in a continuous circle, while doing the butterfly (moving your legs in, out, in both in. unision).

The Dutty Wine is not without its share of controversy. When the song was first released the lyrical content came under fire from various segments of society. Critics claimed that the song and accompanying dance promoted overt sexual moves and positions, which were quickly imitated by the many children who gravitated to the dance and song.

The second controversy started early when the dance came out. There were reports going around that stated that a woman had died from a broken neck doing the dutty wine. This was never confirmed and this was widely known as a myth as no one had any proof. This sadly changed in October of 2006 when a young 18 year old woman, Tanisha Henry, died of injuries sustained while doing the dutty wine dance. This once again thrust the thing called dutty wine to the forefront of people’s tongues.

The dutty wine is a phenomena and this blog will attempt to capture everything associated with this powerful movement. So check back regularly as the dutty wine blog will have the latest and most up to date information, news, videos and anything else associated with this dance

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