Mavado has collaborated with Vybz Kartel for the remix of his single 'I A'int Going Back Broke' which also features US rappers Future and Acehood.
The collaboration is the first featuring the two since their stand-off which commenced in 2006, following Kartel's exit from the Bounty Killer-led Alliance group.
Mavado and Vybz Kartel had previously collaborated for singles like Sun Rise and Happiest Days. However, their highly publicised Gaza and Gully feud, later saw the two trading lyrical insults with the release of singles like War Is In The Air, Rifle Shot, Mr Palmer, Mofraudo, among others.
The feud also saw Vybz Kartel questioning Mavado's writing skills. "How yu fi give mi hype wen yu beg mi fi par? A mi write five song give yu, tun yu inna star," Vybz Kartel claimed in the single Mofraudo.
While Mavado attempted to defend himself by drawing attention to Vybz Kartel's skin bleaching practice.
The feud spilled over into a lyrical clash at Sting in 2008. However, fans were unable to decide who was the overall winner due to mixed reviews from media outlets and patrons who attended the show.
The two carried their feud into 2009, however, they were later instructed by law officials to put an end to the conflict, following reports that several high-school students were forming gangs showing affiliation to Gaza and Gully, among other issues.
Vybz Kartel, now incarcerated, and Mavado, overseas for an extended period, the two have decided it's the best time to reunite. According toThe We The Best signed artiste in a recent interview, he is set to make history with thecollaboration
Mavado has collaborated with Vybz Kartel for the remix of his single 'I A'int Going Back Broke' which also features US rappers Future and Acehood.
The collaboration is the first featuring the two since their stand-off which commenced in 2006, following Kartel's exit from the Bounty Killer-led Alliance group.
Mavado and Vybz Kartel had previously collaborated for singles like Sun Rise and Happiest Days. However, their highly publicised Gaza and Gully feud, later saw the two trading lyrical insults with the release of singles like War Is In The Air, Rifle Shot, Mr Palmer, Mofraudo, among others.
The feud also saw Vybz Kartel questioning Mavado's writing skills. "How yu fi give mi hype wen yu beg mi fi par? A mi write five song give yu, tun yu inna star," Vybz Kartel claimed in the single Mofraudo.
While Mavado attempted to defend himself by drawing attention to Vybz Kartel's skin bleaching practice.
The feud spilled over into a lyrical clash at Sting in 2008. However, fans were unable to decide who was the overall winner due to mixed reviews from media outlets and patrons who attended the show.
The two carried their feud into 2009, however, they were later instructed by law officials to put an end to the conflict, following reports that several high-school students were forming gangs showing affiliation to Gaza and Gully, among other issues.
Vybz Kartel, now incarcerated, and Mavado, overseas for an extended period, the two have decided it's the best time to reunite. According to The We The Best signed artiste in a recent interview, he is set to make history with thecollaboration
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