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Pamputtae says Lisa Hyper feud started because of explicit photo
Dancehall artiste Pamputtae
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July 23, 2020

Pamputtae says Lisa Hyper feud started because of explicit photo

Pamputtae wants to clear her name

in light of the recent online bickering with Lisa Hyper. The Single Mother artiste says she is no

troublemaker, and claims Hyper started their feud years ago.

According to Pamputtae, this all

started over the leaked explicit photo that has shadowed Hyper’s career for a

decade.

“We go to an all-female show

back then, ’09 or ’10; me, Spice, Lisa Hype, couple more female artistes we go

a Negril,” she said during a recent Instagramlive with DJ Lava. “We mash up di show, we gwaan wid we self cause at thetime Lisa Hype picture did come out but goodie still a gwaan same way… A nuhlike seh me and Spice did siddung a seh rae-rae…everybody a talk. A one tingwid we as female we feel bad, cause we know how it go cause mi never feel goodbout the situation.”

She continued, “We go a di

hotel now. Inna di morning before we left we tek a swim. Yuh see the swim me

and Spice a tek a swim, a Lisa dat, ‘Yuh think mi nuh know seh unno a chat a

bag a tings…mi a go buss a bottle inna unno face…’ and Spice a move to har… But

mi get fi realise seh a (MC) Nuffy did a boost her da time deh…

“At the time how she a gwaan

pure crowd come round inna di hotel, the people dem waan call police fi put we

out, the security guard come, and Spice a rush fi go up to the space pon har

and di man dem hold Spice, some man hold she, some man a hold me and a deh so

it start. A nuh like seh nobody did trouble her…a boosting she tek and come

and try disrespect we.”

Pamputtae used this as justification for a recent controversial post, where she threw shade at Hyper for apologising to Spice and ending the long beef. For Pamputtae, Hyper only apologised because she recognises the success of Spice’s brand.

“Mi post mi picture wid me

and Spice and whole heap a people run wid it and seh weh dem waan seh but a nuh

like seh mi did seh something bad Lisa… Mi just say in life it’s good to

apologise but don’t disrespect people weh never once offended you not even one

time in your life.”

[naviga:ul]

[naviga:li]Related story:

Is Pamputtae throwing shade at Lisa Hyper?[/naviga:li][/naviga:ul]

Going forward, Pamputtae said she

isn’t interested in making amends with the Gaza Empire affiliate. Instead, she

is challenging her to a lyrical battle. Pamputtae has already released the diss

track, Bruk Freak. Hyper is yet to

lyrically respond, and told fans that clashing with Pamputtae would be the

equivalent to Vybz Kartel battling Gully Bop.

Gaza Empire affiliate Lisa Hyper

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