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The firestorm that has erupted since Rihanna released her "Man Down" video doesn't seem to be quieting down. Critics say the singer sets a bad example by encouraging rape victims to become violent toward their attackers. But Rihanna doesn't see it that way at all.
The songstress went on "106 & Park" yesterday to defend her video as artistic expression and a platform for victims.
"We just wanted to hone in on a very serious matter that people are afraid to address, especially if you've been victimized in this scenario," she said.

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Rihanna added that the video should be viewed as art. "I didn't go into it to make a controversial video," she stated. "I wanted to make a mini-movie, something raw and artistic." Before her appearance on "106 & Park," RiRi took to her Twitter page to vent. "I'm a 23 year old rockstar with NO KIDS!" she wrote. "What's up with everybody wantin' me to be a parent? I'm just a girl, I can only be your/our voice!"

RiRi is not happy about this one. MTV Canada recently ran a story saying the singer supposedly wrote a tweet concerning her abusive relationship with Chris Brown. Furious, Rihanna says she never wrote the tweet which reads:
"'I admit it. I provoked Chris [Brown] to hit me. It not entirely his fault. #imSORRY?' "
Besides responding angrily through her representatives, the singer recently gave the news outlet a real piece of her mind via Twitter:
"@mtvnewscanada are u f**king kiddin me?????? You're supposed to be a RELIABLE source for news on music and this is the bulls**t u post??"
MTV Canada responded to the controversy by tweeting, "#Rihanna fans. We were reporting on a story that was posted on several sites today. We had no intention to be salacious."
What do you think about the tweet MTV Canada ran on Rihanna? Salacious or a simple mistake?