*Sean Paul was in the middle of a live interview on Twitch when an earthquake rocked the building he was in at the time … so he quickly fled the room.
The rapper was in his native Jamaica while chatting with artist Tofu Jack and director/producer of Vice Documentaries. That’s when a 5.4 magnitude quake hit near Kingston, according to TMZ.
In the clip above, you can see the room shake as the artist exits the room, and his entire feed disappears.
Watch the moment via the clip below.
Fortunately, no injuries from the earthquake have been reported.
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake hit Jamaica while we were live on Twitch with Sean Paul.
Thankfully @duttypaul was not hurt during the quake and there are no immediate reports of casualties or serious damage. pic.twitter.com/AHtMxZnzzc
— VICE News (@VICENews) October 30, 2023
Meanwhile, in other Sean Paul news, a while back he had to set the record straight about his past professional relationship with Beyoncé.
As many know, Beyonce and Sean Paul collaborated on the 2003 hit song “Baby Boy.”
While looking back on that time, Paul recalled being confronted by the superstar over dating rumors.
During an interview with @thedailybeast, the reggae artist revealed that Beyoncé, 42, pulled him aside when the two performed together at the MTV Europe Music Awards in November 2003.
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“She was pissed and was like ‘I need to speak to you,’” the 51-year-old singer claimed. “So, we go back and talk and she’s like ‘What’s all these rumors about?’ and I’m like ‘Yo, I’m not saying s–t,’ and she’s like ‘These rumors f–k with my career. I just want you to know that.’”
Paul says he told Beyoncé that the rumors were “not coming from me” but alleged that he was distanced from her nonetheless.
“It’s weird,” he said. “Maybe it had something to do with her management at the time.”
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