Sikka Calls Kartel ‘FRAUD’ in New Diss Song, Plus Talks Fallout in New Interview

A day after Vybz Kartel’s 50th birthday, former member of the Gaza Crew, Sikka Rymes who was labelled as the Gaza vice-president up until a few years ago is continuing his condemnation of his former boss and crew members including Shawn Storm and Mad Suss.

In an interview released on Thursday, Sikka details that he initially was working with Shawn Storm, bringing him food items and doing other deeds for him on the road. As per Sikka, he assisted Shawn Storm for the entire 13 years of this time behind bars, however, he dealt with Vybz Kartel for 8 years, bring him food and carrying out activities for him in the streets.

He outlines that he’s not blood related to Vybz Kartel and Shawn storm, despite the rumours that they were cousins, rumours started by both individuals while he was visiting them in prison.

Further on in the interview, Sikka rubbished rumours that he fell out with Shawn Storm and other Gaza members because he tried to get with Shawn Storm’s girlfriend. “It couldn’t be nuh girl vibes,” said Sikka before detailing that himself and others from their community, Waterford, Portmore does not get much time around Shawn Storm’s girlfriend.

“Yuh still have a dozen gyal and still a look yo cousin gyal,” said Vybz Kartel in the song titled ‘Fake’ which was released in September 2023. Sikka says his girlfriend initially called him and asked him about the song, but he says he did not think it was for him because he did not try to get Shawn’s girl, furthermore, they are not real cousins.

Listen to ‘Fake’ by Kartel below:

As per, Sikka he talked to Vybz Kartel in 2025, despite the rumours that they stopped talking from 2021, nevertheless, Kartel has not endorsed him since his return from prison. Sikka went on to question why Vybz Kartel is not dealing with him but dealing with Blak Ryno who disrespected him in one of the worst ways.

However, despite Sikka claiming that the song was not intended for him, he dropped a counteraction, to ‘Fake’ titled ‘Fraud’. In ‘Fraud’ Sikka reminds his former boss of his alleged friend killing ways. He also reminded the artiste of the times he had to take food to him in prison when he was in need, “Dem seh mi a fake dem seh mi a fraud then yuh should’n nyam mi food when yuh a starve,” sings Sikka.

Watch eh interview below: