No, what this song points to is a friendship failure on par with the plot of a Shakespearean play. Rihanna would never betray Drake because Rihanna is Queen and/or a god. Drake and Rihanna are the type of best friends I believe in my heart Monica and Chandler started out as before confessing their undying love in that one Friends episode. She’s onstage dancing and performing with him.

Considering this is a song about complete and utter betrayal (or just making Drake mad - who can be sure), we know it takes Rihanna out of the mix. “Keep The Family Close” Stand-out lyric: “All of my ‘let’s just be friends’ are friends I don’t have anymore / Guess that’s why they say you need family for” Which is how we justified combing through each track on Views and trying to find Rihanna somewhere. The world of Rihanna, our best friend.īecause while we know they’re not really together and we know they’re just friends and we’ve accepted that they’re total professionals, we still choose to dream of a reality in which Drake and Rihanna channel a Nora Ephron movie and find love in a hopeful place. Some of us need to delve deeper into cultural contexts to use Aubrey’s carefully-written lyrics as a gateway into a world we have no real access to a world we have no real business approaching.

But disability campaigners noted that the word is derived from 'spastic.But some of us can’t accept that. The US pop megastar will re-record the track from her latest album Renaissance on which she originally sang the lyrics 'Spazzin' on that ass, spazz on that ass.' 'The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced,' a spokesperson for Beyonce told Agence France Presse via email.Ĭo-written with Canadian rapper Drake, the dance track appears to use the word 'spaz' in the colloquial sense of temporarily losing control or acting erratically. Le Monde with AFP Published on Augat 10h51īeyonce will remove a derogatory term for disabled people from her new song Heated, a spokesperson said Monday, August 1, after its use was condemned as offensive by campaigners. The US pop megastar will re-record the track from her latest album 'Renaissance' on which she originally sang the lyrics 'Spazzin' on that ass, spazz on that ass.' Beyonce to remove offensive lyric in song 'Heated' after disabled community outcry

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