Dancehall artiste Shenseea appears to be sending a warning to hip hop producer London On Da Track’s child’s mother, Eboni Ivorii, in a hot new freestyle over Akon’s Locked Up beat.

The Jamaican artiste stamped her authority and made her intentions known in the freestyle which can be found on YouTube under the title, Locked Up Freestyle.

The Bad Alone singer made it known that, when it comes to protecting her son, Rajeiro, she is playing no games.

In the two-minute video, uploaded on Wednesday (April 5) and which can be found on her YouTube channel, Shenseea, in a thinly veiled reference, addresses an incident last year where Ivorii made accusations against her son.

At the time, Shenseea, who is reportedly in a relationship with London, remained silent on the matter.

But on Wednesday the Rebel artiste looked right into the camera as she practically called out Ivorii in telling the world to let the ‘baby madda’ know she would go the distance in protecting her son, no matter the consequences.

“Sorry I am just a mom, tell the baby madda mi wi guh a jail fi mi son,” were the piercing lyrics.

Details about the incident, that allegedly took place between Shenseea’s son and Eboni’s daughter, are still unclear, but in several videos, Eboni blasted Shenseea over her parental skills and warned her to keep her son away from her daughter.

Since the incident took place Shenseea has been ignoring Eboni. The artiste eventually sent her a cease-and-desist letter, which has appeared to keep her quiet since then.

Let’s see if, with this warning shot from Shenseea, Ivorii will clap back anytime soon.

The freestyle also addressed several other topics including relationships, growing up in Jamaica, her achievements as well as her haters.

The namedrop of dancehall artiste Shaggy also stood out in the intense freestyle, in which DJ Blackboy provided some ad-libs.

“If mi do it mi nah go say it wasn’t me like ah Shaggy,” the artiste spewed.

The Alpha artiste received props for her song from fellow entertainers including Cardi B, Ding Dong, Deepjahi, Busta Rhymes and many others.