Eminem uses surprise album to tell Rihanna he was ‘wrong’ for siding with Chris Brown

Eminem, a 15-time Grammy Award winner, released a surprise album on Friday in which he touched on everything from inappropriate comments he made to fellow musician Rihanna to the coronavirus pandemic. The album Music to get murdered – Side B is the second album Eminem released this year and follows on from January’s Music to get murdered. In Side B he apologizes for a lyric he wrote that was leaked last year in which he sided with Chris Brown after Brown assaulted Rihanna. “And with all my heart, [I give] apologies, Rihanna / For that song that leaked / I’m sorry, Ri / It wasn’t supposed to cause you any grief / Anyway, it was wrong of me, “Eminem raps in his new album . Rihanna and Eminem have worked together on numerous occasions, most notably on their hit song “Love the Way You Lie”.

In another song called “Black Magic,” Eminem is about Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who was one of the first NFL athletes to kneel down during the national anthem to protest police brutality against black people. . He also mentions Laquan McDonald, Breonna Taylor and other blacks who have been killed at the hands of the police in recent years. Eminem refers to the pandemic throughout, at one point, recalling, “This pandemic has put us in a recession, we have to reopen America / dying black people, they want equal rights, white people want get a haircut. The album follows an SNL skit for the holiday season, Eminem appeared parodying his song “Stan”.