Skippa responds to Malie Donn with new diss track “Dead Opps”

Jamaican Dancehall artiste Skippa has escalated his lyrical war with Malie Donn, releasing the official music video for his latest diss track, “Dead Opps.”

The record serves as Skippa’s direct response to Malie Donn’s recent run of diss tracks, including “Opps Song” and “Sweets Man,” as the feud between the two artistes continues to dominate the Dancehall conversation.

Throughout “Dead Opps,” Skippa attempts to dismantle Malie Donn’s street credibility, repeatedly portraying his rival and his camp as “dead opps” while claiming they only gain confidence when they outnumber their opponents. The title itself reinforces Skippa’s message that he no longer views Malie Donn’s camp as a legitimate threat.

The song also addresses the aftermath of the alleged Miami altercation involving both camps earlier this year. Rather than revisiting the incident directly, Skippa uses the record to reject Malie Donn’s narrative, dismissing the publicity surrounding the confrontation and insisting that his success on the charts speaks louder than social media antics.

Skippa also appears to boast about his recent commercial momentum. The release follows “Detox” and “Glocks and Chips,” both of which climbed to the top of Apple Music Jamaica during the height of the feud, prompting Skippa to publicly troll Malie Donn online after overtaking his rival on the charts.

Visually, the music video doubles down on Skippa’s dark, street-oriented image, countering the mockery aimed at his signature red balloon branding in Malie Donn’s recent releases. The gritty visuals reinforce the confrontational tone of the track while making it clear that Skippa intends to keep the lyrical battle alive.

With both artistes continuing to exchange records in rapid succession, the feud remains one of the most talked-about rivalries in modern Dancehall, leaving fans divided over who currently holds the upper hand.

The official music video for “Dead Opps” is now available on YouTube.