Sean Paul tells Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom to stop arguing over Burna Boy and be better examples. Sean Paul, the Jamaican music icon, has advised Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom to end their social media feud over Nigerian artist Burna Boy. The conflict arose when Stefflon Don, rumored to be rekindling her relationship with Burna Boy, released a song titled “Dat A Dat,” alleging that an unidentified woman had been involved with her partner.
In response to Stefflon Don’s claims, Jada Kingdom, aware of Burna Boy’s alleged involvement, quickly engaged in the dispute. Sean Paul stepped into the conversation, encouraging both parties to set a “better example” and consider Jamaica’s reputation. Taking to his Instagram, he expressed his thoughts in Jamaican patois.
he wrote in Jamaican patois:
“Lead the way morally 4 the fam. Men get heated. How can we calm down if yall doing dat 2?“
“2 beautiful black women. Live beta. Set a beta example pls. 4 the culture mah beg uno. 4 the kids. 4 the younger females. @stefflondon @jadakingdom done talk.”
Stefflon Don responded in the comments section, saying, “It’s not that serious.” Trust me. “Just some fun.”
Sean Paul declined, saying:
“@stefflondon not 4 my likkle daughter Steff. Longtime mi got love fi u a Jada. She likes ur songs. C’mon, mi mah lead her so. Truss.
