In a recent social media outburst, popular Dancehall artiste Teejay expressed his frustration, highlighting the lack of loyalty among individuals in Jamaica.
This statement came in the wake of a controversy surrounding the ownership and splits of the hit song Drift, which currently holds the title of the most popular track in the country.
Teejay took to his Instagram account to vent his disappointment when he shared a screenshot, shedding light on the disloyalty within Jamaican society but then deleted the post soon after.
The singjay wrote, “No loyalty nu deh again a that a f_k up Jamaica.”
The statement follows the controversy circulating on social media, which stemmed from a dispute between Teejay and DJ Mac regarding the rights and distribution of Drift. The situation exposed the complexities of ownership and splits in the industry and highlighted the underlying issue of trust and loyalty between artistes and collaborators.
The Uptop Boss’ followers agreed with his statement as they flooded the post with comments.
As this controversy unfolds, it has become apparent that fostering loyalty and integrity among industry stakeholders is crucial for its growth and sustainability. Teejay’s bold statement serves as a call to action, urging individuals within the country to unite, build trust, and prioritize fairness to create a stronger foundation for Jamaicans.
