As reported earlier today (Feb. 22), Sean Kingston and Migos allegedly got into a nasty altercation while in Las Vegas, one that reportedly left the Jamaican singer-songwriter in rough shape.

However, now that some time has passed, Kingston has come forward to address the situation, hinting vaguely that the reports of the incident are not true.

Once the chaos calmed down, the singer recorded a selfie video of himself, showing off his seemingly unscathed face and claiming that he remains unbothered by the situtation, saying, "You can't keep a good man down."

In the video, Kingston doesn't address the Culture rappers by name, but instead simply insists that his face looks "smooth as motherf**king ice" while posing the question, "Do I look like I got jumped?"

However, the video doesn't appear to prove that the fight didn't happen in any capacity, just that Kingston is in good spirits and doesn't have any visible bruising. 

Video footage was also released claiming to show Kingston being handcuffed after the alleged scuffle, which appears to be much more incriminating than Kingston's claim that the situation didn't escalate or go down whatsoever.

Take a look at the receipts in the video clips below to see for yourself.

Original story: 

In the glimmering city of Las Vegas, the possibilities for what can happen are extraordinarily endless.

But what happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas, and that is allegedly holding true for the trio of the Migos and Jamaican singer-songwriter Sean Kingston. 

According to TMZ, a nasty, physical altercation broke out between Kingston and the Culture rappers, leaving the Jamaican artist painfully battered and bruised.

Law enforcement told the site that the brawl happened at the Sands Expo and Convention Center on Tuesday (Feb. 21). Initiated by an argument regarding Soulja Boy, who previously had it out with the group’s fore-running member Quavo, the trio allegedly stomped out Kingston with kicks to the head as well, TMZ reports. In a nearly fateful twist, a member from Kingston’s entourage drew a gun and fired off a single shot. Fortunately, no one was struck and the shooter was taken into custody by officers who responded to the uproar.

TMZ adds that while the “Beautiful Girls” singer and Migos had all fled the scene before Las Vegas police arrived, Kingston was approached during a traffic stop. He was reportedly "semi-cooperative," but was tight-lipped on much of anything else involving the incident. 

Law enforcement is also allegedly interested in speaking with Quavo, Takeoff and Offset as well.