‘Dat A Dat’ Dancehall Hostility: Stefflon Don Delivers A Warning To Jada Kingdom For Taking Things ‘Too Far’ With ‘Steff Lazarus’ Diss Track

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Stefflon
Don
and

Jada
Kingdom
are
beefing
online,
and
the
Dancehall
dazzlers’
fiery
rap
feud
has
reached
a
new
(low)
level
amid
claims
of
one
of
them
“sacrificing”
their
parent
for
fame.
“Ur
playing
a
dangerous
game!”
warned
one
of
the
ladies.

Over
the
last
three
days,
the
British-Jamaican
rapper
and
the
Jamaican
singer
have
been
trading
jabs
on
social
media
and
making
petty
diss
tracks
at
one
another
—
all
because
they
both
have
reportedly
had
a
romantic
past
with
Nigerian
superstar,

Burna
Boy.
Now,
Don
wants
to
take
their
internet
spat
offline
and
into
the
streets
due
to
Kingdom’s
latest
stunt.

On
Jan.
10,
Kingdom
dropped
a
fiery
diss
track
against
Don
called
“Steff
Lazarus,”
in
which
she
claimed
the
latter
“sacrificed”
her
brother
and
father.
She
also
alleged
that
the
“Dip”
hitmaker
slept
with
her
uncle
and
had
a
child
at
the
age
of
15.

“The
world
don’t
know
weh
yuh
family
overseas
ah
do.
Ya
sacrifice
yah
daddy,
shoulda
sacrificed
yah
bredda,
too.”

The
salacious
diss
track
eventually
made
its
way
back
to
Don,
who
vehemently
denied
all
of
the
claims
made
by
the
Jamaican
baddie.

Referring
to
Kingdom
as
“Twinki,”
the
Birmingham-bred
femcee
clapped
back
at
her
rival
via
her
Instagram
Stories,
telling
fans
that
she
couldn’t
“respect”
the
rhymer
for
all
of
the
“lies”
told
in
her
explosive
tune.

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Mockford
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Don,
32,
also
warned
the
25-year-old
singer
to
stand
down.
“Ur
playing
a
dangerous
game,”
the
bombshell
rapper
penned
on
Jan.
10.

She
went
on
to
slam
the
“made
up
stores”
in
Kingdom’s
diss
track
and
pled
for
the
rising
singer
to
come
outside
and
“fight.”

“Sleep
with
my
uncle
??
Sacrificing
my
dad
???
What
kind
of
lies,”
Don
added.
“Honestly
do
you
feel
good
saying
that
knowing
ur
talking
crap. Just
come
fight
me
and
done
cuz
ur
sick
for
making
up
s***
like
that
for
some
likes.
It’s
seriously
not
even
funny.
You
can
shame
me
with
the
truth
any
day
but
I
got
a
son
that
would
hear
these
lies
and
I’m
not
with
it.”

Before
signing
off,
the
“Hurtin’
Me”
artist
told
Kingdom
to
go

“spend
some
time”
with
her
new
boo,
Pardison
Fontaine.

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Shareif
Ziyadat
/
Getty

“Jesus
he
must
be
so
sick
and
tired
of
you
now,”
she
added.

Stefflon
Don
says
she
can’t
respect
&
won’t
respond
to
Jada
Kingdom
because
she’s
telling
lies

pic.twitter.com/zOcXOBYv1r

—
The
Tropixs
(@Tropixsofficial)

January
11,
2024

The
clapback
prompted
Jada
to
get
online
and
defend
herself.

On
Instagram
Live,
Kingdom
insisted
that
she
researched
and
fact-checked
all
of
the
eyebrow-raising
claims
made
in
her
song.

“I
never
told
one
lie
pon
you! Mi
done
figure
yuh
out
already,
yuh
pull
di
victim
cree
pon
mi,”
wrote
Jada.
“Suh
jus
drop
yuh
ting
dem
and
Gwan
do
yuh
ting!
this
was
fun!!
mi
a
gi
yuh
di
win
babes,
i’m
sure
alot
of
people
do
too!
yuh
bad
maam.
Take
care.”

Jada
Kingdom’s
Insta
live

pic.twitter.com/pcuWihglhW

—
The
UnXpected
Media
(@Unxpected_Media)

January
11,
2024

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to
see
how
the
Stefflon
Don
Vs.
Jada
Kingdom
beef
started.

Why
are
Stefflon
Don
and
Jada
Kingdom
beefing?

Don
and
Kingdom’s
internet
spat
kicked
off
on
Jan.
8,
after
the
former
dropped
a
revamped
version
of
her
hit
single
“Dat
A
Dat.”
Inside
the
updated
song,
Don
accused
Kingdom
of
sleeping
with
her
ex-boyfriend

Burna
Boy,
something
that
Burna
seemingly
confirmed
himself.

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Johnny
Nunez
/
Getty

Dancehall
Mag
reports
that
on
the
remix
of
Byron
Messia’s
“Talibans”,
the
African
Giant
rapped
about
Jada
having
the
“best
pum
pum
in
Kingston”
and
said
he
“buy
ah
Birkin
for
Jada
Kingdom.”

On
“Dat
A
Dat”
Stefflon
raps;

“Top
gyal,
never
sell
p****
yet,
never
f**
a
man
fi
go
land
pon
a
jet,
yuh
never
f***
my
man,
dutty
gyal,
we
did
leff,
tell
Twinki
say
a
this,
mi
a
say
one
man
to
me,
middle
come
in
like
yuh
forgot
dem,
gyal
full
a
man
like
dung
a
dovecot,
them
nah
kill
nobody
but
dem
a
buss
shot,
50
man,
how
yuh
do
yuh
body
like
dat?”

After
the
song
went
viral,
Kingdom
hopped
on
Instagram
Live
to
ask
Don
if
her
shady
track
was
aimed
at
her.
The
singer
said
she
was
confused
as
to
why
the
British
rapper
was
making
a
big
stink
online
over
“a
man”
—
in
this
case,
Burna
Boy
—
that
was
clearly
for
“everybody
and
said
that
her
“p***
[is]
blessed.”

“Unuh
a
listen
the
wrong
part
a
di
song.
Me
jus’
wah
know
who
aguh
get
di
box!”
she
said
per

Complex.
”
Cause
every
ting
else
a
facts,
‘cause
my
pu**y
blessed—right
through!
Me
jus’
wah
know
who
aguh
get
di
box.
A
dat
me
a
ask
‘bout.”

Jada
Kingdom
replies
shades
from
Steff
London
on
her
live
video

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—
TheTWAAUPDATE🔌
(@TheTWAAPR)

January
8,
2024

The
duo’s
back
and
forth
continued
on
January
9
when
Don
confirmed
that
she
was
talking
trash
about
the
Kingston
native,
which
pushed
the
former
to
drop
her
diss
track,
“London
Bed.”

On
the
song,
Kingdom
poked
fun
at
Don’s
relationship
with
Burna
Boy
and
made
insults
about
the
rhymer’s
alleged
tummy
tuck
and

alleged
in
Patois
that
she’s
a
drug
addict
and
alleged
paid
sex
worker
with
multiple
addictions.

The
shady
power
move
forced
Don
to
drop
ANOTHER
diss
track
on
Jan.
10,
called
“Dead
Gyal
Walking.”

To
promote
the
petty
tune,
the
rapper
posted
a
faux
funeral
pamphlet
of
Kingdom
on
Instagram
that
featured
the
singer’s
government
name.
The
SUPER
shady
flier
described
Kingdom
as
a
“beloved
sister,
daughter,
c**
bucket
and
victim.”

“Dead
Gyal
Walking”
is
what
led
to
Kingdom
releasing
“Steff
Lazarus.”

Sean
Paul
Wants
Kingdom
&
Don
To
Settle
Their
Differences

Sean
Paul
recently
stepped
in
to
try
to
quell
the
tension
between
Don
and
Kingdom.
On
Jan.
10,
the
famous
Jamaican
rap
star
urged
for
the
duo
to
“live
better”
and
settle
their
spat.

“DOE
LOVE
THIS
NOT
ONE
TALL.
WOMAN
SHOULD
B
WARRIORS
YES.
BUT
4
A
CAUSE.
U
SHOULD
LEAD
THE
WAY
MORALLY
4
THE
FAM,”
he

added
in
the
caption.

“MEN
GET
HEATED.
U
CALM
US
DOWN.
HOW
CAN
WE
CALM
DOWN
IF
YALL
DOIN
DAT
2.
2
BEAUTIFUL
BLACK
WOMAN.
LIVE
BETA.
SET
A
BETA
EXAMPLE
PLS.
4
THE
CULTURE
MAH
BEG
UNO.
4
THE
KIDS.
4
THE
YOUNGER
FEMALES.