Frank Ocean hits out at Chris Brown for not standing at Grammys
Lyrics appear online to theoretical remix
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Frank Ocean recently uploaded a screengrab of a text document showing some lyrics he penned as an as-yet-unrecorded remix to Migos' track, 'Versace.'
The singer discusses a number of things in the lyrics, but the lines that stick out are those directed at Ocean's nemesis Chris Brown.
The lyric Ocean has come up with deals specifically with the incident at this year's Grammy's in which Brown was seen sitting while most other audience members stood and applauded Ocean's success.
'You could stay seated I'm taking that Grammy' writes Ocean, adding 'Your music is Sloppy.'
He also references Brown's relationship with Rihanna and how Brown 'can't forgive' his ex. See the lyrics below.
The award was for best 'Urban Contemporary Album' and Chris Brown appeared dis-pleased that Ocean beat him. See the moment Brown refused to stand in the image below.
The pair have been involved in repeated feuds including a physical confrontation in a parking lot, where Ocean was jumped by Brown and his posse. Allegedly one of Brown's crew made homophobic remarks and Brown himself threatened to shoot Ocean.
Ocean had previously announced that the conflict between the two had come to an end. The 25 year old singer also forgave Brown for assaulting him on Tumbler and Twitter stating: 'as a man i am not a killer. i’m an artist and a modern person. i’ll choose sanity.' Despite this it seems they still do not get along.
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