Dancehall star Intence is raising some eyebrows with his brand-new tune “Correction,” in which he relatively takes chance ats Vybz Kartel, Jahshii, and Kartel’s right-hand guy Sikka Rymes.
Intence is not brand-new to debates and beefs. In truth, his profession is constructed on debates, so it’s not a surprise he is stirring things up after releasing his brand-new track on the airwaves. The Jett Life deejay began the Futuristic Music and Crash Dummy Productions-produced tune stating he doesn’t need to call any names, leaving fans to hypothesize from his rhymes.
While Vybz Kartel seems his main target in the tune, Intence injected a fast line about an artist who shot themself. “Dah one deh bad fi shot himself,” he deejay. Fans fasted to explain that JahShii admitted in an interview with Anthony Miller of Entertainment Report in 2015 that he when shot himself. The interview went viral for that, to name a few factors.
Intence relatively highlighted this line intended towards Vybz Kartel, who is presently put behind bars. “No kid cant gimme talk weh nah f*** suh uno develop,” he deejays. The dancehall artist once again took more chance ats the Worl’Boss in the punchline where he sings, “Laugh after dem, ha ha ha ha haa, a nuh me make uno naa get nuh pun na na naa.”
Still, it may be a stretch to single out Vybz Kartel as the main target in those lines because the previous Portmore Empire deejay is presently engaged to his girlfriend of seven years, Sidem Öztürk. She has actually been visiting him at the Horizon Adult Remand Center, where he is housed, so possibly he is likewise getting “conjugal” gos to. Of course, in Intence eyes, he is not getting any “pun na na naa.”
One specific line is a clear chance at Kartel’s right-hand guy, Sikka Rymes, who was shot three times in December 2019 in St. Andrew. “Dem couldn’t mad fi bad mi up, dem never ever bad a Liguanea,” Intence deejays, relatively mentioning when the artist was shot in the exact same area.
Intence likewise launched the tune with an accompanying video directed by Jerro Will. Fans have actually likewise been responding to the diss record, with a lot of applauding the “New Gear” deejay for the effort.
“To be truthful intence circulation smooth and tidy every tune intence drop it have a various circulation this artist truly a lyrical device,” one fan composed while another included, “To diss Vybz Kartel and JahShii in the exact same tune a no typical badness guy state anything a anything mi like the vibes for dancehall however Jashii a coward him nah go respond and Sikka no all set for this level of lyrical warfare.”
“Intence struck the target directly with this one am bumping it for the remainder of the year dem guy much better retire,” another fan composed.
Listen to the tune “Correction” listed below.