Dancehall personality L.A. Lewis is fuming over what he said are 'disses' aimed at him by Telephone Ting artiste, Kiprich.

He claims that KipRich has been disrespecting him for a while now as he recalled several instances via a telephone interview with The STAR.

However, he said the latest one will be the last as he plans to "kill" Kiprich lyrically and put an end to the disrespect.

He explained the situation to The STAR saying, "Mi guh roun a Jammy's (the popular King Jammy's studio) but mi did a roll wid a likkle entourage. Di person mi guh link neva deh deh suh wi lef an guh a one place name Bushmount ya now and two a KipRich boy dem start run up dem mouth a seh dem nuh want di seven-star general pon di ends."

He said a quarrel developed after which he contacted KipRich to find out what was the problem. Upon doing so, he said KipRich hurled several disrespectful comments at him.

"Him diss mi up inna him song weh day wen mi a run fi West Kingston an mi neva tek it serious but mi neva know seh him tek it serious. If Beenie, Ragashanti and Goofy dem affi run lef di war how Kiprich fi waan diss mi? This a di seven-star general an him aguh get him burial. A only two ... him kill wah day, anuh like him kill nuhbody. Merciless and General B dem a ... Mi nah wait till Sting, a coulda drum pan mi buck him mi a kill him. Dem man deh a pepper light bad man a Christmas alone dem bling," said L.A. Lewis.

When contacted, Kiprich said L.A. Lewis' complaints were news to him and he did not wish to comment on the matter.