Konshens, Vegas clash on Twitter

Both artistes lashed out at each other on social media site Twitter over a recent interview, where Konshens allegedly said he did not believe that Mr Vegas was being sincere in his recent interviews about his ex-lover's infidelity.

After hearing the allegations made by Konshens, Vegas immediately took to Twitter to air his grouse.
In a series of tweets to Konshens, Vegas stated that he had continuously supported and defended Konshens' career.

Vegas tweeted, "I was just begging the same station u trying to destroy my credibility on, to play your record. Don't u have a daughter?! If this is a joke and a lie for u, u are a sick MF! What do u have to gain from this? ... What kinda hype can you get from this?! You think if a nigga violate ur daughter, it would be a joke for me?"

Vegas, whose lover of seven years was caught on camera in his home with another man, has been the centre of controversy following his rants against her on social media sites.

Konshens, whose career has been gaining momentum with the release of songs such as Bubble, Siddung and Stop Sign, did not hesitate in replying to Mr Vegas.

Kill the nigga

According to Konshens, in his response to the tweets of Mr Vegas, artistes are too touchy about their careers.

"With all due respect, how credibility an song playing drop in? ITS A COMEDY SHOW relax man, if a real ting u will get past it. I think it's not real, if it is, I'm glad u didn't kill the nigga an a dat mi say - as artiste, we too touchy for the career WE CHOSE dats why unnu always kick off every second ... RELAX an drop some more hits," Konshens tweeted.

Efforts to contact both artistes for comments proved futile.

However, dancehall producer Cordell 'Skatta' Burrell was quick to join the argument tweeting that he saw the video footage and Mr Vegas was speaking the truth.

"Folks unu need to stop picking on Mr Vegas. I jus saw the actual vid footage an di bredda not lyin a swear pan mi life," Skatta tweeted.

Mr Vegas recently released a song called Bare Tingz in which he openly sang about his relationship woes.

(from Jamaica Star)