Feloni19 takes aim at rivals in “Cramp Dem Ego” music video

Dancehall artiste Feloni19 has released the official music video for “Cramp Dem Ego,” a hard-hitting street anthem that continues his signature Trap Dancehall sound while delivering lyrical shots at several figures in the genre.

Built around dark production and aggressive delivery, the track centers on themes of loyalty, self-belief and maintaining dominance in the face of opposition. Throughout the song, Feloni19 also addresses betrayal, warning against fake friendships and encouraging listeners to think for themselves rather than following the crowd.

The lyrics have generated discussion within the Dancehall community, with listeners pointing to several apparent references aimed at rival artistes. Among the song’s talking points are claims involving Malie Donn, Chronic Law and Squash, while Feloni19 also appears to dismiss members of the 6ix camp and suggests that some previously sought collaborations with him.

The track has also reignited conversations surrounding the long-standing perception that the Spartan and 6ix movements have remained separate within Dancehall. Feloni19, who is widely associated with the Spartan style and has often cited Tommy Lee Sparta as one of his biggest musical influences, appears to lean into that identity throughout the record.

Produced in a modern Trap Dancehall style, “Cramp Dem Ego” pairs heavy bass, dark melodies and performance-driven visuals to reinforce its confrontational message.

Born in Granville, Montego Bay, Feloni19—formerly known as Felony Music—has built a growing following through releases such as “Rabbit Season,” “Duppyman Style,” “Back To The Basic,” and “How Often.” The latest release continues his rise as one of the more closely watched emerging names in Jamaica’s underground Dancehall scene.

The official music video for “Cramp Dem Ego” is now available on YouTube.