Former Sailors Gang member Miracle Baby took a swipe at dancehall artiste and businessman KRG the Don, accusing him of mocking him during his lowest, sickest moments.
But KRG has brushed off the shade with a calm and slightly pointed comeback.
“I can’t beef with you, young man. May God heal you from all you are suffering from! I’m busy with work,” he wrote, signalling he wasn’t interested in fueling the escalating online drama.
The feud resurfaced after Miracle Baby posted a long message recalling how he felt abandoned and ridiculed while battling illness.
In his post, he claimed KRG kicked him “while he was already down” and that the hurtful words still linger.
Miracle Baby wrote:
“By the way nimekaa ivi chini nikakumbuka KRG ?? Hii jango karibu iniue nikiwa hosi na maneno baana Yani sijai ona mwanaume anatandika mwenzake akiwa chini Joo. Alinikanyaga na niko chini nimeinua mikono juu na bado inakanyaga. Anyway God ni mtrue. Ali come through, nilikuforgive na uambie God asiwai kupitishia mambo kama io time health aiko coz hutapenda Joo. Mwenye atanionea yy amkumbushe ‘sisi ni wa Mungu, God of another chance.’ Be a real man bro.”
The post, laced with humour, pain and forgiveness, quickly went viral among gengetone fans who have watched Miracle Baby’s health struggles and recent comeback attempts closely.
KRG’s brief statement suggests he is steering clear of public confrontations. While he did not directly address the allegations, the message carried a subtle firmness, signalling he won’t be dragged into an online back-and-forth.
Whether this marks the end of their long-simmering tension or the beginning of a new chapter in gengetone beef history remains to be seen. Some fans have even suggested that the two might might clout chasing.
For now, KRG says he has focused on work. Miracle Baby says he has forgiven him.