Eminem "Sides With Chris Brown" Over Rihanna Assault on Leaked Track
The song was supposed to be a part of his 2009 album, ’Relapse.’
Last week, a leaked Eminem song titled “Things Get Worse” surfaced online revealing explicit lyrics about Chris Brown assaulting Rihanna back in 2009. According to XXL, the lyrics go, “I’m not playing, Rihanna, where’d you get the V.D. at?” He goes on rapping, “Let me add my two cents/Of course I side with Chris Brown/I’d beat a b*tch down, too if she gave my dick an itch now.”
The track was allegedly recorded for Eminem’s 2009 album Relapse. Dennis Dennehy, the artist’s representative, shared with XXL that the track “is a leak of something that’s over 10 years old. After Eminem recorded it, he scrapped it and rewrote it. Obviously he and Rihanna have a great relationship.”
However, fans on Twitter are not taking this news lightly. One wrote: “Eminem grown a** really glorifying abuse for a damn song after my fav lend her vocals to numerous songs for him is disgusting.” Another fan tweeted, “She basically gave him two No. 1 hits and helped keep him relevant. Rihanna is unbothered, but this is another item on Eminem’s long, long list of problematic verses and quotes (against women).”
You can listen to the leaked track in the YouTube link below. Neither Eminem nor Rihanna has made any official statement regarding the song.
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To think that Rihanna is mainly the sole reason Eminem got brought into the 2010s since she graciously featured him on his own verses.. pic.twitter.com/7IvTfVH0mJ
— jp (@jus10pr) November 4, 2019
eminem grown ass really glorifying rihanna abuse for a damn song after my fav lend her vocals to numerous songs for him is disgusting pic.twitter.com/gfgJjHPKZt
— ririreaddy🇯🇲 (@ririreaddy) November 3, 2019
She basically gave him two No. 1 hits and helped keep him relevant. Rihanna is unbothered, but this is another item on Eminem’s long, long list of problematic verses and quotes (against women). pic.twitter.com/f29aB31kTS
— Bryan Boggiano (@Bryan_KnowsBest) November 4, 2019
