Is Bounty Killer Ready To Clash Mavado?

The smoke is eventually getting clear as the dancehall general Mr. Rodney Basil Price better known to his fans as Bounty Killer has finally decided to responded to Gullyside DeeJay who has aimed several subliminal disses at him since they parted ways in 2010.

Bounty hasn’t confirmed on his new song called Death Work surfaced on YouTube in which Bounty Killer unleashes his fury on Mavado and his Gullyside camp.

Dancehall enthusiasts had long expected a lyrical battle to start between the artistes, especially since Mavado’s fellow Gullyside artiste Chase Cross had released a diss song aimed at Bounty Killer in 2011.

Mavado’s singles, Dem A Try Style Man and Pon Di Gully are both labelled as Bounty Killer disses on YouTube. Notably in Pon Di Gully, Mavado sings “Inna di dancehall a just me alone, di people nuh wah see nuh next gad”. This is a line which Bounty Killer sees as a subliminal diss and went on to respond to the artiste by deejaying, “A one general inna music bout bex bad, and dem nuh wah see a next gad? Tell madden send him best bag,” along with a string of expletives.

Listen Bounty Killer – Dead Work:

Bounty Killer also called out Mavado’s manager and reminded the singjay not to be ungrateful. “Sign yu to Khaled, sen yu guh foreign to make a outreach, yu tun rapper groupie, deh dung a South Beach and have the heart fi come a run off yu mouth peace, pass yu place a yu career a gonna out it, everything pon the Gully mi a rub out it. Bwoy tell yu bout yu madda and yu big him up, yow yu been a drop words come act big enough confront the General, hope yu can live it up,” Bounty deejays in Death Work.

Since the start of the feud, Alliance affiliated recording artiste Busy Signal also sent a warning to Mavado in a song called Real Talk in which he deejays, “Singer nuffi a war Bounty real talk, him nuh memba when him bruck and when him hungry? A beg the bills and the 50? Tell him nuh be an ungrateful pickney, Killa a di man wey help people pickney buss di youths outa the slum fi mek it musically. Now yu mek it pon yu own a feed yu family. Rodney Price cudda neva be mi enemy”. the song was released under Dj Karim’s Stainless Record.

Bounty Killer drops another bomb on Mavado/Gully Side, listen “A Who: