Keri Hilson Reveals She Was Forced To Record “Turnin Me On” Remix Diss Aimed At Beyoncé and Ciara

Keri Hilson is reflecting on a pivotal moment in her career that sparked a major controversy. In a recent interview, the singer revealed her deep regret over her involvement in the 2009 “Turnin Me On” remix, which appeared to take aim at Beyoncé and Ciara. The track, produced by Polow Da Don, caused a stir due to its lyrics, which many interpreted as a direct shot at Beyoncé, leading to a public feud between the two stars.

Hilson admitted that she did not write the remix and felt “forced” to record it, citing pressure from Polow Da Don, a longtime collaborator. According to Keri, if she hadn’t participated, her music career would have been at risk. This high-stakes situation led to her reluctant involvement in the track, which, after its release, was further complicated by its mysterious leak to the public.

Despite the controversy, Keri clarified that she has always been a fan of Beyoncé and has great respect for her. She explained that she chose to protect Polow Da Don, who went on to work with Beyoncé, as well as Ester Dean, the songwriter behind the remix, to avoid causing any further damage to their professional relationships.

The incident remains one of the most talked-about moments in Hilson’s career, but she now views it with a sense of regret, acknowledging that it wasn’t her intention to fuel any negative energy within the R&B community. Through this reflection, Keri hopes to move beyond the drama and continue to focus on her own artistry and growth.