Rihanna Twitter Beef With Teyana Taylor Update: Celebrity Stylist Says RiRi Is No 'Cyber Bully' And 'Could Care Less'

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After rapper Teyana Taylor accused Rihanna of being a cyber bully due to their Twitter beef, celebrity hairstylist Yusef Williams is coming to the "Diamonds" singer's rescue.




Williams was the one who actually started the viral war when he posted an Instagram video of himself mimicking Taylor's rendition of Anita Baker's "Caught Up in the Rapture." In the clip the hairstylist wore a curly wig and baseball cap (reminiscent to Taylor's style) while singing the same song.




Following the back and forth Twitter jabs, Taylor went on Hot 97 implying that Rihanna is a cyber bully.




"I do think she's a cyber bully. I really do," the 22-year-old, who signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music label last year, said. "I think she's a cyber bully. I think she has dope music... She's a pretty girl. But that don't mean that you can just bully anybody. It don't work like that."









When Williams got wind of Taylor's accusations, he spoke to EnStars exclusively to clear up any confusion.




"Honestly, I just finished making the wig. I started making the video. It was amazing, no malicious intent towards Teyana," he said. "I just think it was uncalled for." "Teyana killed that song."




Futhermore, Williams insisted that Rihanna is not a cyber bully.




"Cyber bully is harsh word. She is focused, being Rihanna. She is not sitting around. She didn't grab her phone. She is the most kind and giving person. I just think for that to go the way it went, it was uncalled for," said Williams.




Lastly, he reassured that Taylor's Twitter comments didn't phase RiRi.




"She [Rihanna] could care less. It was funny. Thats whats so funny. It wasn't like that.," he said. "She doesn't care, that's her personality."