Maybe I’m dumb, but I had NFI artist collabs weren’t a start-to-finish situation. But now that I know, it makes complete sense as to why so often you hear a verse or a guest bridge on a tune that seems really… unnatural. And that’s exactly what’s gone down with Justin Vernon‘s collab on new Eminem track, ‘Fall’.

See, Justin’s taken to Twitter to voice his dislike of the track, which features his vocals but also sees Eminem ripping into Tyler, The Creator – calling the artist a homophobic slur which I’m not repeating because, well, let’s stop using homophobic slurs, right?

Was not in the studio for the Eminem track… came from a session with BJ Burton and Mike Will. Not a fan of the message, it’s tired. Asked them to change the track, wouldn’t do it. Thanks for listening to BRM https://t.co/E0wmt732ty — blobtower (@blobtower) August 31, 2018

He went on to praise Eminem, just in case anyone thought his dislike of the track was to do with the rapper himself.

Eminem is one of the best rappers of all time , there is no doubt. I have and will respect that. Tho, this is not the time to criticize Youth, it’s the time to listen. To act. It is certainly not the time for slurs. Wish they would have listened when we asked them to change it — blobtower (@blobtower) August 31, 2018

He’s now claiming that he’s going to “kill” the track.

I was wrong and we are gonna kill this track — blobtower (@blobtower) August 31, 2018

Whether Justin’s got enough power to do so, we’ll see. But props to him for speaking up about homophobia.