Chronixx Calls Vybz Kartel His Big Brother, Address ‘Cannibal’ Statement

Chronixx got a lot of bashing from Vybz Kartel fans following his interview with Vice’s Noisey Jamaica where he called the dancehall star a “cannibal.”.

During the interview the outspoken reggae singer spoke about the violence in Jamaican music and singled out Vybz Kartel as the main contributor.

“Vybz Kartel himself has done a lot of good things in life, I must say,” Chronixx said. “Gangsterism, cannibalism… because Vybz Kartel overtime became a cannibal. When you listen to his music it is very cannibalistic.”

Chronixx, who performed at Coachella last weekend, sat down with Reshma B of Boomshots where he cleared up his comments and even refers to the incarcerated dancehall star as his musical big brother.

“As far as Damian Marley is concern… and I am sure he knows that he is really a big brother to a lot of youths and myself being one of them and its good that we have a big brother like him because we have many other big brothers,” Chronixx said. “You talking about big brothers like Mavado, big brothers like Vybz Kartel, big brothers like Flexx.”

Chronixx went on to name a few other artists like Busy Signal and Sean Paul.

Regarding the comments that he made about Kartel during his Noisey interview, Chronixx says that the media and some overzealous fans blew it out of proportion.

The “Who Knows” singer also posted a response on his Instagram page a few weeks ago.

“Let me title this one.. ‘weh yuh know bout pressure,'” Chronixx wrote. “I will never dignify untrue and twisted publications made by a media who only seek to create headlines which drag artistes and their supporters through the valley of disunity and division. It is all a part of the overall effort to divide our music, divert our creative focus and incarcerate the legends of our music.”