Skillibeng is not done with this beef, not even close. The dancehall artist has dropped a fresh diss track called “Big Gl*ck,” and it is aimed squarely at Masicka after their ongoing lyrical war showed no signs of cooling down.
The track is a direct response to Masicka’s “Honor Roll,” where Masicka referred to Skillibeng as the princess of dancehall.
Skillibeng is making it crystal clear on “Big Gl*ck” that he sees himself as the prince, not the princess, and he is not letting that bar slide without a reply.
What makes this moment bigger than just one song is that Skillibeng is now fighting on two fronts at once.
Rytikal also entered the picture with a diss track called “One Comment,” which was directed at Skillibeng, and the response came fast.
Rather than dropping a full song back at Rytikal, Skillibeng went to Instagram and posted a video making a pointed claim.
He laid out what he says are clear similarities between Rytikal’s “One Comment” and an older Skillibeng track, essentially suggesting Rytikal borrowed from him while trying to come at him.
That kind of accusation carries real weight in dancehall, where originality and lyrical ownership matter deeply to artists and fans alike.
If the similarities hold up under scrutiny, it shifts the narrative from Skillibeng being on the back foot to Rytikal having a credibility problem of his own.
Back on the Masicka side of things, “Big Gl*ck” keeps the pressure on in a beef that has already generated serious attention across the dancehall community.
Masicka has not responded publicly to the new track yet, and that silence is already becoming part of the story.
Fans are split on what should happen next. Some feel Masicka has already made his point with “Honor Roll” and responding again only gives Skillibeng more oxygen.
Others think staying quiet after “Big Gl*ck” drops would be read as backing down, which in dancehall culture carries its own consequences.
Skillibeng, for his part, seems energized by the conflict rather than rattled by it. Releasing a diss track and simultaneously calling out Rytikal on social media in the same stretch shows someone leaning into the moment, not shying away from it.
The Rytikal angle is one that could easily get lost in the bigger Masicka narrative, but it adds a layer that makes this situation more complicated than a simple two-way clash.
Skillibeng is now managing his reputation on multiple sides, and how he handles both will shape how the dancehall audience reads his standing in the scene.
Whether Masicka picks up the mic again or lets “Big Gl*ck” sit unanswered, the conversation around this beef is clearly not dying down anytime soon.
The fans are watching, the tracks are dropping, and Skillibeng seems ready to keep going for as long as it takes.
