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Rihanna Accused Of Stealing New Single
04/05/2015
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(Radio.com) Rihanna is being accused of stealing the artist Just Brittany's 2014 song "Betta Have My Money," for Rihanna's latest single "B-th, Better Have My Money."

Rihanna has not commented on the allegations, but as Fader points out an account associated with Just Brittany addressed the similarity in a tweet, which has since been deleted.

Just Brittany also reportedly spoke with the site Arena, saying, "My management team is looking into it and taking care of it. That's where we're at with it." Read more here.

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