FRESHHH DANCE PARTY
Lady Rennae of RETV was the host for the evening.
Teenage
April 20, 2010

FRESHHH DANCE PARTY

On Saturday, April 10, TEENs everywhere ‘full-joyed’ themselves at the first of three ‘Freshhh VENT, White & Jeans Teens’ Dance party.

Being a TEEN-based event, it was no surprise that Cooyah took the opportunity to showcase their trendy designs in the form of a fashion show with the help of a few high school models.

Popular disc jockeys, Zip 103’s ZJ Chrome and ZJ Chris did not disappoint as they kept the vibes going with lyrically clean musical selections.

To add to the high energy of the party was the mind blowing dance moves and tight choreography of some of Jamaica’s talented TEENagers who entered the dance competition.

With QQ making an appearance on stage, the night could not have ended on a better note. He entertained the TEENs with his popular dance moves and catchy lyrics.

— Gavin Plowright

 

Contestantsperforming atthe event.
QQ poses forthe camera

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