The conflict between El Taiger and Ja Rulay has reached a boiling point once again. Despite a restraining order issued after their clash last May, the tension shows no signs of fading.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, El Taiger directed severe threats towards the young reggaeton artist, even going so far as to brandish a firearm. "I’ve been seeing how you pulled a gun on one of my workers. You were reported in Zapata and also violated the restraining order imposed on both of us. My question is, don’t I have the same rights as a Cuban? Or is priority given to those living inside the country and not to those representing it globally? If nothing was done, like I see this was brushed under the rug with sympathy from the national police, then whatever happens, happens. You should turn a blind eye just the same. I’m with my daughters and my family, and before my loved ones cry, I'd rather see yours buried," wrote El Taiger.
The post also featured a photo of a complaint made by someone named Alexis Rodolfo Castillo Álvarez, accusing Ja Rulay of pointing a gun at his head.
Escalating Provocations
In another post, El Taiger added, "What really bothers you is that I disrupted your concert on Sunday, the day of your event, and put you on pause. Every time I perform, I’ll do it on the same day you perform, so you know what it feels like."
The dispute between these two reggaeton artists has reached unprecedented levels, with many observers arguing that it only serves to tarnish the reputation of Cuban urban music artists.