Sean Kingston Denies Getting Jumped By Migos

Nothing about Sean Kingston's face says he got his ass whooped by Migos ... according to Sean.

Kingston just posted some video -- apparently at his hotel in Vegas -- showing off his mug and bragging, "You can't keep a good man down."

He never mentions Migos, but insists his face looks "smooth as motherf***ing ice."

Of course, the only thing this video really proves is Migos and co. don't hit that hard ... or Sean only bruises on the inside.

Kingston was cuffed by cops shortly after the fight and after one of Sean's friends allegedly fired a shot to break up the melee.

Here's what they said happened:

Migos apparently aren’t looking to make any new amigos.

The rowdy Georgia rap trio allegedly got into a brawl with Jamaican-American singer Sean Kingston while attending an event at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon, according to TMZ.

The fight broke up after somebody in Kingston’s camp pulled out a gun and fired a single shot, not striking anyone.

The “Bad & Boujee” rappers supposedly wrestled Kingston to the ground and began stomping his head around 4 p.m., police sources told the gossip site. The fight had apparently erupted after an argument about fellow hip-hop artist Soulja Boy turned heated.

Both parties were far gone by the time police arrived at the large convention center, according to sources.

But a Las Vegas Police Department spokesman told the Daily News that the alleged shooter and one other person were taken into custody after the fisticuff. Their charges weren’t immediately available.

Kingston was pulled over for a traffic stop later in the evening and became “semi-cooperative” with police. The “Beautiful Girls” singer wouldn’t however rat anyone out, according to TMZ.

Cops were still looking to speak with Migos early Wednesday, though there was no warrant out for their arrests.

While there’s no publicly known bad blood between the performers, Kingston taunted Quavo — one of the three Migos — over social media last year, charging that he chickened out from a fight against Soulja Boy.

“I was right there. (Soulja) said pull up, I want to fight one-on-one,” Kingston said in a since-deleted Instagram post. “This s--t ain’t have to go to no social media…It was no point where (Quavo) ain’t show up, it’s like okay, he want to go in.”

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