The lyrical battle between dancehall artiste Teejay and Talibans hitmaker Byron Messia has been stirring loads of conversations, together with allegations of the 2 stealing music from different deejays.

The claims have been circulating, with web customers saying that Teejay’s Dift was taken from Roze Don’s First Night time and Byron’s Taliban was snatched from Jeff Fullyauto’s Large Weapons.

What’s ironic, based on the general public, is that each deejays, who’ve been garnering worldwide consideration and reward for his or her allegedly stolen songs, are actually feuding.

The song-stealing allegations have been highlighted throughout an episode of the Lets Be Sincere podcast, during which JaiiFrais requested his visitor, Stroll and Speak, “You recognize the humorous factor in regards to the two of them?” Di two a dem huge chune, individuals seh a thief dem thief it trigger dem a seh Byron teef it from Jeff Fullyauto, the music weh identify Large Weapons and dem a seh Teejay teef from Roze Don.”

The 2 had fun about an outdated saying that indicated that one thief didn’t prefer it when one other thief had greater than him/her.

Watch the video of JaiiFrais speaking in regards to the allegations beneath:

It’s noteworthy that Drift and Talibans are much like the songs that they’re mentioned to be stolen from, sharing an identical type and move.

Hearken to Jeff Fullyauto’s Large Weapons beneath:

Jeff Fullyauto first dropped the audio of Large Weapons on February 12, 2021, and Byron launched Talibans on January 20, 2023.

Hearken to Byron’s Talibans beneath:

Then again, Teejay launched the audio of his summer season hit Drift on April 21, 2023, which was greater than three months after Roze Don dropped First Night time.

Hearken to Roze Don’s First Night time beneath:

Hearken to Teejay’s Drift beneath:

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