Marsha Ambrosius Shocks Fans With Justin Timberlake “Ghost Singer” Revelation

Marsha Ambrosius has stunned fans with a revelation not even Miss Cleo could have seen coming.

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In a tweet published recently, the Floetry singer/songwriter revealed that she, and not Justin Timberlake, was behind iconic vocal performance that sits at the end of his breakout solo hit ‘Cry Me a River.’

Cry me, cry me… cry me, cry meeeeeeeeee ? pic.twitter.com/uRZrH7IIzr

— MARSHA AMBROSIUS © (@MarshaAmbrosius) April 2, 2020

The vocalist was credited as a backing vocalist but news that JT wasn’t the voice behind one of his most iconic vocal performances sent shockwaves through Twitter and gave a fresh pair of wheels to the anti-JT train powered by his supposed use and abuse of Pop royals Britney Spears and Janet Jackson.

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You know, the 3rd single from that album, Rock Your Body, also included vocals from another female singer that was also not credited on the track! It should say Justin Timberlake featuring … but it doesn't! Shady shit!

Justin Timberlake featuring Marsha Ambrosius you deserve!

— David/Daavaaad/Cheeks/Cheeeeeeks (@Daavaaad) April 2, 2020

So the “cry me, cry me“ ad-libs at the end of Cry Me a River weren’t Justin Timberlake but Marsha Ambrosius? Who knew JT built his career on a black woman’s back? https://t.co/FYsD7t0Azh

— Paul Mendez (@pjmendez_) April 3, 2020

Nooooo I really used to like Justin Timberlake….. but I like Marsha Ambrosius way more tbh and allllllll he had to do was put "ft. MARSHA" PON DI TING, like what? I honestly thought that was just him singing all these years. Despicable. Trifling. Unseasoned.

— ??K. (@laffytaffe) April 3, 2020

I was today years old when I learned the truth.

I’M UPSET. pic.twitter.com/wjOBtJJTme

— Hassan Sayyed (@HausUrban) April 3, 2020

Marsha isn’t the first black artist whose contributions to Pop music flew under the general public’s radar.

Heard the Martha Wash story?
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Staples Center, top section in the back (referred to as the nose bleeds because they are so high up and far from the stage/court) Watched Justin win a Grammy for Best Male Vocal performance for Cry Me River… I’m singing on it too ??‍ ?

— MARSHA AMBROSIUS © (@MarshaAmbrosius) April 2, 2020