Frank Ocean disses Chris Brown on New Earl Sweatshirt Track?

The beef between Frank Ocean and Chris Brown may be reignited after Earl Sweatshirt's "Doris" album is released on August 20th. The Odd Future family will be featured on the album along with Frank Ocean, who steps outside the box to rap on "Sunday."

Many people who are reading the lyrics believe that he's coming at Chris Brown, and seems to address their now-infamous fight outside of a recording studio.

"Forgot you don't like it rough, I mean he called me a faggot.
I was just calling his bluff, I mean how anal am I gonna be when I am aiming my gun?
And why is his mug all bloody? That was a three-on-one.
Standing ovation at Staples, I got my Grammies in gold."

What do you make of the lyrics?

Source: globalgrind.com

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