Sean Paul tells Jada Kingdom, Stefflon Don to set a 'better example' amid clash
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- International dancehall artiste Sean Paul has called on Jamaican artistes Jada Kingdom and Stefflon Don to "set a better example" amid a war of war between the two women.
- Since the start of the week, the two women have traded insults on social media and followed up with diss tracks aimed at each other.
- On Monday, the London-based rapper Stefflon Don released a track titled 'Dat A Dat,' which many fans thought included lines directed at Jamaican singer Jada Kingdom.
- Kingdom later went live via Instagram questioning if Stefflon Don had an issue with her and why.
- Fans pointed out that Nigerian superstar Burna Boy and Stefflon Don dated for years before calling it quits.
International dancehall artiste Sean Paul has called on Jamaican artistes Jada Kingdom and Stefflon Don to "set a better example" amid a war of war between the two women.
Since the start of the week, the two women have traded insults on social media and followed up with diss tracks aimed at each other.
On Monday, the London-based rapper Stefflon Don released a track titled 'Dat A Dat,' which many fans thought included lines directed at Jamaican singer Jada Kingdom.
Kingdom later went live via Instagram questioning if Stefflon Don had an issue with her and why. Fans pointed out that Nigerian superstar Burna Boy and Stefflon Don dated for years before calling it quits. Jada Kingdom, also known as 'Twinkle', reportedly dated Burna Boy briefly in June last year.
Kingdom followed up with 'London Bed,' a response to Stefflon’s track. 'Dead Gyal Walking' and 'Steff Lazarus' were also later released from Stefflon and Kingdom respectively.
Both tracks included accusations and insults related to their intimate relationships, family members, friends, and more.View this post on Instagram
Other members of the dancehall genre including Popcaan, producer Rvssian, and singer Shaneil Muir, also chimed in on the war of words and diss tracks shared between the two.View this post on Instagram
Sean Paul pushes for peace
In a post to Instagram on Wednesday, Sean Paul expressed his views on the level of vitriol being exchanged between two of the industry's prominent women. "Women nuh fi talk so @stefflondon @jadakingdom. Live better my sisters. Doe Follow Di waste dem," Sean Paul wrote. He added: "Woman should be warriors yes. But 4 a cause. U should lead the way morally 4 the fam. Men get heated. U calm us down. How can we calm down if y'all doing dat 2. 2 Beautiful black women. Live betta. Set a beta example pls for the culture. Mah beg uno. 4 the kids. 4 the younger females," the Jamaican singer said. While Stefflon Don threatened a lawsuit over accusations that Jada Kingdom made in her songs, Kingdom has since declared that the "war" is over, and says she is focused on putting out more music.
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