Kartel Posts This Throwback Pic Of Alkaline and Friends Supporting Gaza

Vybz Kartel is carrying on with his petty ways as he passes time behind bars, despite being in a squabble with Jahmiel.
 Kartel is now taking aim at Alkaline whose recent single “Nah Fi Like” saw some shots/shades at the Worl’Boss.
Alkaline made fun of the world boss stating that, Vybz Kartel was not getting any Pu$$y in jail, Kartel did not take this lightly and responded via IG.
Kartel incited that Alkaline and his school friends were a part of the Gaza crew back in the days, he wrote “GazaCrew back in di day”, see pic below.

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