Dancehall artiste Spice has come under

fire after posting a video of a party where her track Frenz was being played.

The post seemed innocent enough, except all entertainment events in Jamaica have been on hold with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic under the Disaster Risk Management Act. Further, gatherings have been limited to 15 people or fewer for months, something which fans of the deejay pointed out across her platforms where the 48-second clip was shared.

While many said the event must have been

an throwback post, the song was only officially released on the weekend,

despite being recorded for some time now.

Meanwhile In Jamaica Ÿ‡¯Ÿ‡² Frenz already a anthem ✊Ÿ¿ one of The most powerful song I’ve ever done — Spice (@spiceofficial)

Meanwhile In Jamaica Ÿ‡¯Ÿ‡² Frenz already a anthem ✊Ÿ¿ one of The most powerful song I’ve ever done — Spice (@spiceofficial) pic.twitter.com/qtaurbYmbVDecember 21, 2020

One Instagram user commented, “Which

Jamaica this? A cya this one ya with corona. The song bad but mighty God these

people a make me fretâ€.

Another replied, “But you still gotta

encourage your fans to wear their mask and social distance…coronavirus issa

real thingâ€.

A third replied, “And nobody has on a face

mask and everyone is singing out loud and spitting in each others face. Nice,

good job.â€

Others were more direct in their disapproval and tagged Health minister, Dr Christopher Tufton, and the Jamaica Constabulary Force under the posts to bring their attention to the illegal event.

Jamaica has recorded more than 12,300 cases of the coronavirus and 288 related deaths.