Demarco has responded to Vanessa Bling after she dissed him on social media over the weekend.
On Saturday, the ‘Independent Ladies’ singer took to her Instagram account to upload a clip of her dissing Demarco during the clash saying
“S**k p***y Demarco, yuh sell out Jamaica batty boy yah guh dead!,” Bling can be heard saying over the microphone during the clash.
The former Portmore Empire artiste reportedly had an issue with Demarco after he represented Zaytoven and his Zaytown Global at the clash.
Bling also took to her Instagram story to accuse him of selling out Jamaica and even suggesting his team lost because he was too much into oral sex.
“Only when unnu career dead, unnu gwaan like unnu love Jamaica, weh d f**k unnu do fi Jamaica? Or fi some ghetto youths? Who don’t even mek a f***ing board house a Jamaica. Stop use Jamaica fi get a hype. Without Jamaica name nuh body no see uno,” she said in another post.
The “No Wahala” singer quickly took to Instagram to clap back at Vanessa Bling. Demarco cheekily hit back by showcasing his recent successes with the hashtag “MUSIC IS MY CULTURE #whatstheirs.”
The “Puppy Tail” showed off series of recent accolades including his over 10 million views on YouTube for his single “No Wahala,” and his almost half a million streams per month for his hit single “Backaz.”
The deejay did not stop there as he also proceeded to let fans know that he was actually the beatmaker for Charly Black’s diamond-selling single “Party Animal.”
Speaking on the incident, Demarco said he represents Jamaica through the music he sings.
“Yu no sell out yuh culture like that. Mi deh pon di stage and a sing dancehall music, suh that means a mi culture mi a rep fah,” he said.
Demarco said he decided to represent Zaytown Global after they reached out to him. “Mi nuh know weh it (criticism) come from but mi nuh too care still. Mi just a do my thing. Mi just deh yah a put in di work and a put in di work fi mi culture, yu zeet. Music is my culture,”he added.
