The historic Liberty City neighborhood in Miami renamed one of its streets as “Bad Boys Bad Boys Street”, In honor of the legendary reggae band Inner Circle, Name change referring to the homonymous song that is undoubtedly the greatest success of the historic Jamaican group.
Recognition not only celebrates the group's trajectory, but also coincides with the 30th anniversary of the film's premiere “Bad Boys” (1995), whose iconic soundtrack includes the aforementioned band's hit.
“We are very grateful for this honor and recognition of the Miami-Dade County Community”, Ian Lewis said, Inner Circle leader, as stated South Florida Caribbean News.
The name change proposal was promoted by the district commissioner 3 Miami-Dade, Keon Hardemon, in order to highlight the cultural impact of Inner Circle and foster economic development in the community.
“If you play this music for the people in this area, They will illuminate as if it were July 4”, Hardemon commented, highlighting the connection of the group with the city and its inhabitants.
Formed in Jamaica in 1968 and subsequently established in Miami, Inner Circle has left an indelible mark on the reggae scene and popular culture with songs such as “Bad Boys” Y “Sweat (La La La La Long)” that have transcended generations and their link with the film franchise “Bad Boys” has consolidated its legacy worldwide.
The New “Bad Boys Bad Boys Street”, located at the intersection of NW 71st Street and 18th Avenue, thus become A symbol of the influence of Inner Circle in the community and his commitment to social and educational programs in the city.
further, With this recognition, Miami reinforces its role as an epicenter of reggae and the Caribbean culture in the United States.
