The Jab Jab parade is a traditional event held annually in London as part of the Notting Hill Carnival celebrations. It takes place at dawn and involves participants wearing devil horns and covering their skin in motor oil. The parade is rooted in Grenadian heritage and is seen as an important cultural expression by those who take part. The event draws attention to the significance of preserving such traditions within the broader context of the Notting Hill Carnival.
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