As the war of words escalate between popular dancehall deejays Demarco and Popcaan it appears that the two have taken the contentious situation to the next level, trading lyrical shots on the soon-to-be-released second installment of ZJ Chrome's T.N.S. Riddim.
In an exclusive interview with Prism Marketing the radio jock turn producer explained that the songs are official and will be on the second installment of his project due for release next week. The extended compilation will also feature Chino and Vybz Kartel again amongst others.
According to Chrome, "As long as they keep it lyrical I am good", When asked if he fears possible severance of ties with Popcaan he jovially added, "I don't get into the personal issues between entertainers I am all about the music".
Meanwhile, over the past couple of months and more recently on the Saucey Head rhythm, Garrison recording artiste Blak Ryno has hurled a series of insults at the 'Raving' deejay, which have all gone unanswered. So with this pending face-off it leaves the burning question. Why Demarco and not Blak Ryno?
Previews of both Demarco and Popcaan songs have been leaked online and is already creating quite a ruckus among fans on both sides of the divide.
NB: [parental advisory] :: audio clip contains course language
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