More controversy continues to brew around the troubled Two Times Riddim.

The latest saga involves Reggae singer Ginjah and Khago.

It all started following claims by Khago that he was violated by Ginjah over the phone. In a video shared on TikTok, Khago accused Ginjah of allegedly pointing a weapon at him during a video conversation.

Ginjah, in his defense, has denied Khago’s claims. During a TikTok conversation with popular publicist Ralston ‘Rallo’ Barrett, the “Neva Lost My Way” hitmaker accused Khago of fabricating the story.

From ownership rights issues with Anthony Cruz to entertainers’ complaints about not getting fair play, the Two Times Riddim spearheaded by Khago has been surrounded by a string of controversies.

Mr. Vegas, who is also featured on the controversial riddim, has since done his own cut. He recently boasted in a video shared to social media that he has the best version.

The Riddim in question is a remake of Mikey Spice’s rendition of Neil Diamond’s 1971 hit, I Am, I Said.