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The potential feud began after Professor Green was accused of trying to flirt with Jarman's girlfriend, pop singer Kate Nash.
After hearing that Green had attempted to flirt with Nash through their tour managers, Jarman sent him a tweet saying, "Can't believe you tried hitting on my girlfriend tonight through tour managers?"
Green later tweeted back, "Pretty sure I didn't try hitting on your girl."
"I hate that kind of chauvinism and egotism so I tweeted him telling him what I thought," Jarman explained to NME. "I woke up late the next day and saw that he has been sending me not very well thought-out 'insulting' tweets all day which I proceeded to ignore."
"I guess he was just (rightly) embarrassed," Jarman continued.
The Cribs recently began a hiatus, following their performances at Leeds and Reading Festival this year.
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