Following an article posted on the website of a popular local radio station, Zip FM, dancehall artiste Elephant Man says he intends to take legal action.

Yesterday morning, rumors ran wild online claiming that the dancehall star was among 6 gay men in pool at his home.

The article, headlined ‘Elephant Man caught with gay men in his pool’, alleges that Elephant Man’s gardener walked in on the artiste who was at the time sharing the company of men dressed in female clothing.

Elephant Man in a clearly upset tone of voice, told media reporters:

“How can a radio station like that put that on a website? Elephant Man is suing for bad publicity. How can a man like me wey have 35 pickney, be involved in things like that? How dat drop een? Look how much real fish out deh wey dem fi guh talk bout,” he said.

The artiste also refuted claims that the radio station made any attempt to contact him before posting the article.

“Nuhbody nuh contact mi from there (the radio station). Bout dem try get to me and it nuh work. How you (THE STAR) contact mi and get me? And mi nah contact dem because a dem violate mi so a dem fi contact mi. Somebody there don’t like Elephant Man and a try tarnish mi image,” he said.

According to Elephant Man, he has not been to his house on the hill for over a year and he does not have a gardener because the house is under renovation. He revealed that he was in the process of making preparations for his daughter’s birthday celebration and was not even in the area.

“You cannot get up and put things like that pon a website bout a artiste when yu know inna yu heart sey nuttin nuh guh suh. Suh when me sue dem, nobody nuh sey me wicked because dem get up and a mislead mi fans, a big luuu … how that come about?,” Elephant Man said.

Jamaican dancer/deejay Ding Dong recently premiered the video for his single “Protect Your life,” directed by Vjone.

The video includes appearances from entertainers such as Popcaan, I-Octane, Wayne Wonder, D’Angel, Mavado, Elephant Man, Denyque, Marcus (Buju Banton’s son) and more.

The songle was produced by Markus Records.

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Dancehall artiste Elephant Man gave the audience of the 1st annual Reggae World Unity Festival a blazing performance in Miami.

His performance was definitely a blast. The interviews conducted by intrigue.

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Watch the music video medley for Elephant Man’s current singles titled “Crocodile” and “Badman Style”.

It features appearances by popular dancers including John Hype, Sample Six, Ding Dong, Colo Colo and Keiva.

This Documentary features several key players in music, media and voices from the streets of Jamaica.

The Documentary includes the likes of Dancehall artists Vybz Kartel, Mavado, Bounty Killer, Sizzla Kalonji, Elephant Man, Ninja Man, Yellow Man, Brick & Lace, D’ Angel and more.

Mutabaruka also shares his views on Dancehall music through the short film.

The Psychology of Dancehall Music Length is 38 mins. Rated PG 13.

Watch the full documentary and leave your views in the comments below.