Musician Sean Paul of Jamaica has pleaded with his colleagues, Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom, to put an end to their ongoing feud on social media concerning Burna Boy, a Grammy-winning Nigerian singer.

According to news reports, the two have been criticizing one another since Stefflon Don—who was recently rumored to have resumed her relationship with Burna Boy—released a new song called “Dat A Dat” in which she claimed that an unidentified woman had slept with her partner.

Nevertheless, Burna Boy’s supposed romance with Jada Kingdom meant that her response to Stefflon Don came quickly.

When Stefflon posted a “obituary” poster for Jada on her Instagram page, the online dispute intensified.

Entering the dispute, Sean Paul pushed Jada Kingdom and Stefflon Don to provide a “better example” for Jamaica’s image.

“Lead the way morally 4 the fam,” he wrote in Jamaican patois on his Instagram page. Men become agitated. If you’re all doing that twice, how can we relax?

Two stunning African American women. Live beta. Please set a beta example. 4 the mah beg uno culture. 4 the children. 4 the younger women. Talked about by @stefflondon and @jadakingdom.

In response, Stefflon Don stated in the comments section, “It’s not that serious.” Believe me. Simple pleasure.

But Sean Paul shot back, saying, “@stefflondon Not for my little girl Steff. I have always loved you and Jada. She enjoys your music. Mi mah led her so, come on. Truss