"Rudeboy" is a term that originated in the 1960s in Jamaica, referring to a young man who embraces a rebellious lifestyle, often associated with the ska and reggae music scenes. Rudeboys typically dress in sharp clothing and are known for their confident demeanor. The culture emphasizes individuality and often includes elements of street fashion and music. In modern contexts, "Rudeboy" has been popularized in various forms of media, including music and film. Artists like Sean Paul and Rihanna have incorporated the term into their work, reflecting its influence on contemporary dancehall and pop music. The term continues to symbolize a sense of defiance and style.