Rave Music Fan Girl

Electronic music only clubs, such as the Loft Lounge; List only entry, begun to spread through Nairobi. By 2009 Rave events were mainly attended by children of the countries rich and famous, who were in High Class international schools.As of now, every week rave events are held from Thursday to Sunday Morning. They are organized by 6AM ENTERTAINMENT and iRepresent INC.
Developments
In the early 2000s illegal parties still existed, albeit on smaller scales, and the number of sanctioned events seemed to be on the rise. The few constants in the scene include amplified electronic dance music, a vibrant social network built on the ethos of the acronym PLUR, "Peace, Love, Unity, Respect", percussive music and free-form dancing often accompanied by the use of drugs such as ecstasy, methamphetamine, speed and ketamine. However, increased cocaine usage, preponderance of adulterated ecstasy tablets and organised criminal activity has been detrimental to UK-based rave culture, although free parties are now on the rise again.