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Honey Milan Appears To Tattoo “Skillibeng” On Her Forehead

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Honey Milan, Skillibeng in ‘Chappa Gyal’ (2021)

US-based Dancehall artist Honey Milan is again under fire after she seemingly tattooed Skillibeng’s moniker on her forehead.

On her Instagram page yesterday, Milan recorded of herself getting inked, following which she showed the end result in another clip.

She subsequently made her page private this afternoon, after the images began circulating widely and the lampooning began on Twitter and Instagram about her being a ‘yamhead’ and ‘yamabella’.

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If the tattoo is in fact permanent, then Milan joins Intence and A’mari as the third prominent entertainer in the Dancehall to sport a forehead tattoo.

While the gesture might have been done in a bid to ingratiate herself to the Crocodile Teeth artist after making what Skilli’s fans considered “offensive” comments about him on Onstage, she came under even more pressure, as some pointed to the fact that she does not number among the close to 2200 people that the E-Syde artist follows on Instagram.

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Two weeks ago, Honey Milan was roasted by scores of Skillibeng’s fans who slammed her with accusations of being ungrateful, after she told Onstage host Winford Williams that the song would have done well without the Hot artiste’s vocals and that the track was hers and the E-Syde artiste was a “feature”.

While some of Milan’s fans praised her and said she was going to be the next big star, most E-Syde fans were hopping mad, contending that she had failed to give Skilli the credit he deserved, and demanded that as a consequence he should part company with her as she lacked humility and gratitude.

Others said that contrary to her assertions if it were not for Skilli, they would not have listened to the Chappa Gyal in the first place.

Chappa Gyal had been shrouded in controversy since it was released weeks ago.  Skillibeng and Milan were forced to pull its music video from YouTube, after its directors were slapped with an order to edit out a building of the H&L Rapid True Value company, a subsidiary of Grace, from the production.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, Dancehall fans reacted to Milan’s stunt, as Skillibeng’s name trended on the platform.