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Australian musician Troye Sivan claims that Eminem's use of a homophobic insult on his latest album "Kamikaze" is inexcusable.
"I do not think there's really a reason," said the singer. VarietyMarc Malkin at the Variety + Women in Film Festival Emmy, Saturday night, where Sivan was playing. "I think some words are not meant for everyone or anyone. It's not that hard to respect that, so I just hope people will do it. "
Sivan, who came out publicly as a gay on a YouTube video in 2013, said that forgiveness for actions like Eminem is possible, but not without a real job.
"I would like to believe that people can grow and change," he said. "I think repeated behavior is something that should be taken seriously … I would like to believe that if the person showed enough remorse and understanding of how it hurt people and made efforts to correct that – I would like to believe I can agree with this person.
Eminem was criticized soon after the release of "Kamikaze", a title, "The Fall", including the lyrics: "Tyler does not create anything, I see why you called af-t, bitch" in reference to Tyler, the creator.
Slim Shady admitted that he was mistaken in an interview with Sway Calloway: "I think the word I called it on this song was one of the things I felt was" C 'Maybe it's too far away'
He added, "Because in my quest to hurt him, I realize that I hurt a lot of other people by saying it."
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