Mavado & Vybz Kartel Peace Treaty (West Kingston Jamboree, This is A Big Deal!)
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As most of you know I’m Jamaican and I take every opportunity to let people know, and every now and then I slip in a Reggae track here and there on the site. For those of you who don’t know Mavado & Vybz Kartel are currently two of the biggest Reggae artists. Vybz Kartel is a protege of Beanie Man and Mavado is a protege of Bounty Killer, so it’s only natural that they would have issues with each other. Vybz Kartel represents the Gaza set (I’m Gaza by the way) and Movado reps Gully.
The war has been going on for a few years now but last year when I went back to Jamaica things got really heated to a point where I even had major disagreements with even close friends. Music and beef in Jamaica is completely different from beef in Hip Hop because of the environment we grow up in. When someone has a problem and a diss record comes out it’s not just words they really mean what is said and that eventually lead to violence between the Gaza and Gully people.
To a point where the actually Government has to get involved, when have you ever seen that in Hip Hop. So that’s why this Peace Treaty is such a big deal because it’s gotten this bad time and time again and it will continue but at least this time they calmed it down before things get really crazy, but trust me it won’t last that’s just the way it is in Jamrock, we’re not the murder capital of the world for nothing which is unfortunate.
Still Gaza mi seh, dere is a time fi evryting and right now it’s a time for peace.
Gazaaaaa!!!!!
Comment by dylon on 10 December 2009:
this was destin fi appn
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Comment by keelz on 10 December 2009:
GAZA MI STILL SEH….but this is a good look for them both. esp kartel…dude needs a visa now lolol
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Comment by Keno on 10 December 2009:
Gully god fi life… but peace is needed….
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Comment by Plasmacannon on 10 December 2009:
its about phukin time… the music is gonna get even vetter now!!!
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Comment by lil maliñho 973 on 11 December 2009:
yeah yeah a gullly me say ! so it’s good fi di dancehall music even if wi love clash dem ! unity fi di gully or gaza christmas !
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AKA ICEY STING Reply:
January 6th, 2010 at 7:27 pm
hey gully me say to hella back.
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Comment by HUSTLA on 11 December 2009:
Gully!!! Gully peeps neva worry!!!
Kartel don’t really want peice……. Neither does Mavado….. It’s just a political situation.
They both good artist but after all thats been said and done… Things will never be the same with those two guys. Killa lookin to murda Kartel at Sting this yr so the peace treaty is confusin to me… lol!!!
Kartel knows Jamaica finds out that he’s foney and Mavado is the truth so he probly want in with the Alliance again…. lol!!!
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Chozen Reply:
December 11th, 2009 at 8:36 pm
Yow you crazy, A GAZA wi seh…..
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Comment by AKA ICEY STING on 6 January 2010:
aka nadine mcoy i love you men for trying to bring peace in the T.O cant wait to meat you people hope to here from you one love AKA ICEY STING
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Comment by Hussain on 10 May 2010:
wow Gaza vs Gully its lyk bloodz vs crips or muslims vs jews but i think dey got tha name Gaza from Palestine 4 sure…ryt?
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