Taiger and Ja Rulay's Feud Escalates to Cuban Police: "I'm at Zanja Station"

The heated controversy between Cuban reggaeton artists El Taiger and Ja Rulay shows no signs of abating; if anything, it seems to be intensifying each day. Following their verbal exchange on social media after a confrontation in Varadero last Sunday, the urban musicians have now found themselves at police stations in Havana to provide statements about their case.

El Taiger was the first to address the issue, revealing during a live stream on his Instagram account that he had to visit the police station on Zapata to respond to three accusations of threats, allegedly made by Ja Rulay against him. "Look where I am, at Zanja, I have three accusations for threats, me, the one who ran and hasn't said anything on social media. They're waiting for me to respond because they claim they feel scared, that I'm going to retaliate, now they say they fear for their lives. You see, it's all a show, a complete sham; the real ones are not involved in this. Let's see what happens," he stated in the video.

In fact, a document circulating on social media indicates that El Taiger might have filed a restraining order against Ja Rulay, which means the reggaeton artists will not be able to face each other for the time being.

Ja Rulay, on his part, also posted videos on his Instagram profile in which he accuses El Taiger of lying and trying to manipulate the situation to his advantage. "Saying that I called the police on you. Stop with the drama, man, they summoned me too. I'm on my way to Zapata. You love to put a patch before the leak even starts. You're very smart, the public will keep laughing at your antics because you're a very intelligent person who likes to play with people's minds. They summoned me, don’t blow it out of proportion. Keep living your movie," Ja Rulay said while heading to the police station with his family.