AceShowbiz - Sean Kingston has had an apparent collaborator turned against him. The Jamaican-American artist has been accused of assault by a music video director who had been working with him for the past several months.

The videographer, who works under the handle GXDLIKE, tells TMZ that he had been living at Sean's house for the last three months while he's working in Los Angeles. On November 5, GXDLIKE was summoned by Sean to the downstairs area of the home to film something at 2 A.M. for the singer.

GXDLIKE, however, wasn't able to record the video because his phone was dead at the time. When Sean was told about the phone, he allegedly became frustrated and punched the director in the face. The "Eenie Meenie" crooner reportedly dragged GXDLIKE into the hallway and pulled out a firearm, demanding that he gather his things and move out.

GXDLIKE said he suffered cuts on his face, but no major injuries. He even provided a picture allegedly taken in the aftermath of the reported assault as a receipt, showing his cheek which was reddened. GXDLIKE has reported the incident to police, but no charge has been filed against Sean.

After reports of his allegations surfaced online, GXDLIKE took to Instagram to maintain his story. "GOD DONT SLEEP," he captioned screenshots of the headlines. He even promised that he would go "live at 5pm cali time to explain the full story since y'all thing y'all know everything."

Sean, meanwhile, has denied the allegations against. In a statement to XXL, his rep said, "Any allegations regarding my client, Sean Kingston made over the past few days are false." The rep insinuated that the videographer made the claims to chase clout, insisting, "It is unfortunate that Sean's former videographer upon being terminated has chosen to seek his 5 minutes of fame. All claims will be disproven."

GXDLIKE has filmed and edited several vlogs for Sean in recent months while he prepares his upcoming album "Deliverance".