The ongoing feud between Cuban urban music artists El Taiger and Ja Rulay shows no signs of abating, intensifying with each new clash. The most recent confrontation unfolded on social media, where the reggaeton stars exchanged heated words through videos posted on their respective Instagram accounts.
Ja Rulay was the first to speak out, posting an Instagram story in which he accused El Taiger of siccing the police on him in Cuba, forcing him to visit the station with his mother. "You called the police on me, now I'm wanted," the reggaeton artist declared.
El Taiger quickly refuted these claims, asserting that he was in the United States and therefore couldn't have sent the police after Ja Rulay. He further explained that it was actually his cousin and his cousin's father who had involved the authorities, following an alleged incident in which Ja Rulay and a group of ten people had attacked his cousin.
"You're going to have to face the music when the Carvajals arrive in Cuba," El Taiger warned, visibly angry, at the conclusion of his video.
Key Questions About the Feud Between Ja Rulay and El Taiger
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the ongoing conflict between Ja Rulay and El Taiger, shedding light on the recent developments and underlying issues.
What sparked the feud between Ja Rulay and El Taiger?
The feud appears to have escalated due to an incident where Ja Rulay allegedly attacked El Taiger's cousin with a group of people, leading to accusations and counter-accusations on social media.
Why did Ja Rulay accuse El Taiger of involving the police?
Ja Rulay claimed that El Taiger had sent the police after him in Cuba, forcing him to go to the station with his mother. However, El Taiger denied these accusations, stating he was in the United States at the time.
What was El Taiger's response to Ja Rulay's accusations?
El Taiger denied sending the police after Ja Rulay, explaining that it was actually his cousin and his cousin's father who had called the authorities after the alleged attack by Ja Rulay and his group.