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Tragedy took hold of Prominent Dancehall producer, Steven "Supa Hype" Davis' studio on Monday after a man was reportedly killed following an argument that developed between Dancehall/Reggae superstar, Gyptian and Dancehall producer, DJ Frass.
Reportedly, Gyptian and DJ Frass were discussing a track that the "Nah Let Go" singer had voiced on Frass' Riddim while at Supa Hype's Studio at Dumbarton Avenue in St. Andrew. The discussion then evolved into a heated argument between the Dancehall/Reggae personalities; prompting Frass, real name Kimani Palmer to leave the studio. When Frass returned, he allegedly brought men with him; one of them grabbing Gyptian, real name Windel Beneto Edwards in the waist.
The argument reached its breaking point when one of the men appeared to be reaching towards his waist for a gun. That's when one of Gyptian's friends pulled his gun and fired at the man; killing him on the spot. No further details of the incident have been released at this time.
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