The strong controversy that has arisen between the Cuban reggaeton artists El Taiger and Ja Rulay seems to have no end, instead, everything indicates that it gains more strength every day.
After exchanging words on social media following the viral showdown they had in Varadero last Sunday, the urban singers have now had to go to the police in Havana to give a statement about their case.
El Taiger was the first to address the issue after sharing during a live broadcast on his Instagram account. The singer of "Marca Mandarina" mentioned that he had to go to the police station in Zapata, the capital, to respond to three allegations of threats that Ja Rulay allegedly made against him.
Look where I am, in Zanja, I have three accusations for threats, me, who ran and has not said anything on social media. They are waiting for me to respond because they claim they feel afraid, because they think I will retaliate, now they say they fear for their lives. They see that everything is staged, it's all a disgrace, the real ones are not involved in this. Let's see what happens," he commented in the video.
In fact, there is a document circulating on social media alleging that El Taiger may have obtained a restraining order against Ja Rulay, so the reggaeton artists may not be able to see each other for the time being.
Ja Rulay, on the other hand, also posted some videos on his Instagram profile in which he accuses El Taiger of being a liar and of trying to manipulate the situation to his advantage.
"Talking about whether I called the police on you. Stop with that drama, buddy, they also summoned me. I'm on my way to Zapata. You like to cover the hole before it starts leaking. You are very clever, the audience will keep laughing at this joke because you are a very intelligent person and you like to play with people's minds. They told me to come in, don't exaggerate. Keep living in your own reality," said Ja Rulay on his way to the police station, accompanied by his family.
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