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Keri Hilson Expresses Regret Over Beyoncé “Diss” on ‘Turnin’ Me On’ Remix
R&B singer Keri Hilson, recognized for her hit song “Pretty Girl Rock,” has publicly shared her remorse regarding the 2009 remix of “Turnin’ Me On.” This track ignited considerable speculation among listeners due to a particular verse widely interpreted as a veiled critique aimed at music icon Beyoncé. Hilson addressed the controversy during a recent interview, offering insights into the song’s creation and her feelings about the perceived diss.
Hilson’s Perspective on the Controversial Verse
During an appearance on The Breakfast Club radio program on April 9th, Hilson openly discussed her sentiments about the track. “It’s a regret,” she admitted, clarifying, “But not in the way people would think, because that’s a song I actually didn’t write. Those are not my words.” She emphasized that the contentious lyrics were not originally conceived by her.
Origin of the Disputed Lyrics
The “Knock You Down” vocalist further explained that she had initially resisted including the verse in question. According to Hilson, when producer Polow da Don, who collaborated with Timbaland on “Turnin’ Me On,” presented her with the additional lyrics penned by songwriter Ester Dean, she immediately voiced her objections. “Automatically, I was like, ‘I’m not saying that,'” Hilson recounted, highlighting her initial stance against the verse.
Details of the Contentious Lyrics
The specific lines that Hilson found problematic and that fueled the Beyoncé diss rumors are as follows:
- “Your vision cloudy if you think that you’re the best”
- “You can dance, she can sing, but she need to move it to the left, left”
- “She need to go have some babies. She needs to sit down, she fake”
- “I ain’t turning it off, I’m stay turning it on. Go ‘head and tell these folks how long I’ve been writing your songs.”
These lyrics, delivered in the “Turnin’ Me On” remix, sparked widespread debate and fueled the perception of a rivalry between Keri Hilson and Beyoncé within the music industry.
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