Mavado Counteracts Beenie Man’s Diss Song With Photos Of His Mansion!

It seems like the most common thing for artistes these days is to take their feuds online.

Social media has been abuzz since news of an ongoing feud betweenDancehall artistes Beenie Man and Mavado after the lyrical jabs being thrown by the two in recently released songs.

Beenie Man released a song titled ‘Think Me A Simma’ directed to theGully Gad after Mavado’s dropped his ‘Money A Di Right Thing’ which was featured on DJ Frass’ ‘Wild Wild West’ Riddim.

Mavado said, “Gully throw stone pon the glass house dem inna. Better if dem go chill like the doc and simmer.”

Beenie Man then believed Mavado was being disrespectful released a diss track calling Mavado a ‘Barber Boy’ and ‘Rapper Groupie’

“A who da bredda deh a chat / A couldn’t me, but him say Doc / A weh do blacks, barber boy mi can tell yo something … Dancehall a my empire, dancehall a my empire … A weh dorapper groupie mi a shooty shooty / Informer works that a no mi duty / My war no sweet like tutti frutti / unleash the beast yo no see no beauty,”

Mavado however clearly did not take too kindly to Beenie’s song however instead of hitting the studio like the current Masicka and Kalado feud, Mavado took to his Instagram account.

“All dem a talk a to the wall Dem a talk and my fans Dem know it so just to say don’t worry about fools dat waste Dem time in this industry and now trying to make them last bread Dem must be sick in them Rass head ahahah.” Mavado said to his 328k followers

Mavado also shared his plans of building a new home, saying “Very

Mavado also shared his plans of building a new home, saying “Very nice place what u think folks yes are no I think am a build my next place like this on the beach back home in Jamaica big an bad.”

While adding “F**k what you say this is what ghetto youths need in life real people do real things it’s my ambition give thanks for health and strength and endurance over them now thy will see my uprising and my stignant moves bless up to the ones who believes in the dreams Gullygad the one and only.”