The turning point occurred before Virtual Insanity: Jay Kay stopped the course of the show to express his anger and empathy at global war conflicts, implicitly alluding to Gaza and questioning the anguish of the future in the face of the power of a few
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The turning point occurred before Virtual Insanity: Jay Kay stopped the course of the show to express his anger and empathy at global war conflicts, implicitly alluding to Gaza and questioning the anguish of the future in the face of the power of a few