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Bounty Killer Gives Super Cat His Flowers Despite Past Beef

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Bounty Killer has called for his one-time rival Super Cat to get his flowers as he noted that they have both buried the hatchet. Super Cat is regarded as one of Jamaica’s biggest artists in dancehall, gaining popularity in the late 1980s- 1990s. The artists’ beef started after Bounty Killer recorded a song in 1994 that seemed to insult Indians, which Super Cat took offense to. Supercat, who is half-Indian, recorded a diss […]

Source: Trinidad News

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