Rihanna's Shocking Feature On 'Birthday Cake' Is Chris Brown – Rumor

UPDATE-Rihanna is bent on stirring up more controversy around the loud whispers on her renewed relationship with Chris Brown. While Brown’s rep have already confirmed he is happy with his longtime girlfriend Karrueche Tran other evidence continue to contradict this claim. For example, just before the Grammy’s Rihanna and Chris reportedly spent 4 hours in private, following the Grammys, Brown attended Rihanna’s birthday party and requested his peers sign confidentiality agreements – that plan didn’t work out very well. If that wasn’t enough, Brown’s name continue to surface as the “shocking” feature on Rihanna’s raunchy ‘Birthday Cake’ single.

“We got the Rihanna [track] Birthday Cake coming out in a week. And the feature on there is gonna shock the world. All I’m gonna say is stay tuned — it’s dropping [next week],” revealed producer Da Internz to MTV earlier this week.

Neither reps have confirmed the feature though popular radio host Miss Info said it’s definitely on. “Shocking” won’t even begin to tell the story, if true. The ‘Man Down’ singer tweeted earlier today, “They can say whatever, Ima do whatever…No pain is forever. YUP! YOU KNOW THIS.”

What would a collaboration with Chris Brown mean for Rihanna’s career? Fans are only trashing the singer for the alleged feature. Still, despite the rumor mill spinning nearly out of control, Da Internz responded to a fan’s tweet about the Brown as the ‘Birthday Cake’ feature with a to the point – ‘NOPE’. That settles that…..for now.

In the meantime, Brown dropped his Godfrey Tabarez directed and Underdogs and Fuego produced music video for ‘Turn Up The Music.’ Check it below.

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