The Oi! scene, with Ritam Nereda and Direktori, quickly found the way to the fans with their political-related lyrics, aggressive music and effective live performances. Direktori, unlike Ritam Nereda, were also turned towards ska music, which became very popular on the Serbian scene. Even though ska appeared in the early 1980s with the band Kontraritam, formed in 1980, which released only one album before disbanding in 1983, it was only with the bands like Plejboj and Familija that it gained a vast number of fans. Plejboj, formed in 1992, gained popularity with their combination of punk rock, ska, soul, funk, jazz fusion, and pop rock, found on their albums "Sviraj dečko" (1994) and "Overdrive" (1997). Familija, formed in 1994, gained popularity with their ska/pop rock songs with humorous lyrics found on their albums "Narodno pozorište" (1994) and "Seljačka buna" (1998). However, despite the success of the releases, they disbanded in 1998. In 2003, the band's former vocalist Dejan Pejović formed the band The Dibidus, whose albums "The Dibidus" (2003) and "Trenerka i sako" (2011) were stylistically similar to the works of Familija.