An Uplifting Summer Jam That Invites You To Bust A Move And Get Behind Every Word

Do you ever have those moments when you’re bobbing your head to a cool song, and then you start to listen to the lyrics and realize how horrendous the message is? This is not one of those moments. Here’s a group that gets it all right.

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Jul 3, 2014

Use Your Head is part of the young people’s national campaign in Bristol, U.K., that promotes gender equality and putting an end to female genital mutilation around the world. Click on “show transcript” to see the lyrics! They don’t disappoint.

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