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Sean Paul Causes Seizures
19-Jan-2008
Written by: Alexandra Martin
One lady struck with seizures after hearing Sean Paul’s music.
Music has an interesting effect on people. It can pump adrenaline during a work-out, produce tears after a break-up, and draw a smile during a stressful day. But, for Stacey Gayle, music, specifically the songs of Sean Paul, caused her to have a seizure.
Gayle, 25, was being medicated for her epilepsy but still would randomly have seizures. She then linked her unpredictable seizures with Sean Paul’s song “Temperature” in 2006, ABC News reported.
More recently, Rihanna’s 2007 summer hit “Umbrella” and Sean Kingston’s “Beautiful Girls” also caused the same reaction.
Sick of the seizures controlling her life, Gayle underwent surgery to remove the part of the brain that processes music. The surgery was so successful that now Gayle even considers herself a Sean Paul fan.
Sources: ABC News, CBS News, New York Daily News
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