Dancehall artiste Skeng is facing criticism after declaring online that he and fellow dancehall deejay Tommy Lee Sparta are disciples of Sa...
Dancehall artiste Skeng is facing criticism after declaring online that he and fellow dancehall deejay Tommy Lee Sparta are disciples of Satan.
The unusual declaration was accompanied by photos he posted on one of his social media accounts. The post shows scenes that appear to be from an upcoming music video, featuring the entertainers in multiple black-and-white pictures.
The first photo shows the two deejays wearing hoodies and pants, with Tommy Lee standing with his head bent in front of a car, while Skeng is sitting on the car's bonnet.
In the second image, Protocol collaborators Skeng and Tommy Lee are flaunting their tattoos while standing among their associates.
The third image shows Skeng looking up and pointing to the sky while standing near a nun who has her hands clasped.
The fourth and final photo shows Skeng, who has an inverted cross tattoo on his face, and his associates covered in red light.
In the caption of the Monday post, Skeng wrote the words, "Satan disciples #EvilPeople….."
Within less than 24 hours, it garnered over 27,815 likes, and many critics flooded the comments section.
One Ig user said, "Find God," and another IG user wrote, "Ratty bby mi love yuh enu but THE BLOOD OF JESUS."
A third person remarked, "Fire blaze pon u skeng
anybody weh worship Satan a me enemy. Nav nuh ratings fi u again. Mind God humble u man."
