“We’ve got to clean up the airwaves,” Jamaican Broadcast Commission spokeman Cordell Green announced in a Feb. 9 statement.

In particular, the new rule targets “dancehall tunes,” a beat-driven fusion of reggae and rap that is controversial for its lyrical content and the dance style that goes along with it.

Videos that feature “daggering,” a dance style favored by Jamaican youth that consists of pelvic grinding simulating sex, are also under scrutiny.