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Elephant Man

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O'Neil Norman Bryan, born 11 September 1975, the deejay whose records did more than anyone's to make the 2000s dancehall era a dance era. He came up in Scare Dem Crew — formed in Seaview Gardens as the Seaview Family and renamed after Bounty Killer's hit "Big Guns Scare Dem" — before going solo in the late 1990s. What followed was a run of records built around specific dances, with the instruction in the lyric and the tempo shaped around the step, which is the tradition the Street dance grouping in this archive documents. His energy, his voice and his willingness to build a song around a move made him the most exportable dancehall artist of the period.

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Elephant Man - Pon Di River Pon Di Bank

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · performs

Youtube upload; embedded as a discovery-only reference pending editorial review.

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Scare Dem Crew — Pure Gal

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · official audio

The crew's Steely & Clevie-produced debut. Official audio supplied to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises. Discovery-only embed pending editorial rights review.

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Elephant Man - Gully Creepa

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · performance footage

Artist-associated dance video; discovery-only embed.

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Elephant Man - Dancing School (Official Music Video)

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · official video

Official artist-uploaded music video; discovery-only embed.

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Elephant Man — Pon De River Pon De Bank (official music video)

YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · performs

YouTube upload; surfaced via web search result and embedded as a discovery-only external reference pending editorial review.

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