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Dancehall Queen Spice shared insights on Mr. Vegas dissing her and the broader issue of homophobia in Jamaica. Reflecting on the personal betrayal detailed in her single "2085 Tea," Spice recounted the confusion of being attacked by both her ex and a former friend who betrayed her. Spice revealed how Mr. Vegas chimed in, criticizing her for supposedly attacking women through her music. Responding to his critique, Spice highlighted his hypocrisy by reminding him of a derogatory song he once made about her. Labeling the diss as a bid for clout, she pointed out the underlying professional jealousy. Moreover, Spice addressed the homophobic undertone in Mr. Vegas' attacks, emphasizing his contradictory stance—he publicly claims to support the LGBTQ community yet attacked her for embracing her queer fanbase. She concluded by celebrating her journey and success, as well as her thoughts on the likelihood of a gay superstar emerging from Jamaica.