Eminem and Rihanna first collaborated on 2010 music track Love The Way You Lie before reuniting for The Monster. Image Source: AFP
Los Angeles:
Singers Eminem and Rihanna performed their hit number The Monster for the first time at the MTV Movie Awards.
The duo's two-hour live show Sunday also included performances from singers Ellie Goulding and Miriam Bryant, reports contactmusic.com. (Also read: Rihanna drops bikini bottoms for risqué photo shoot)
Disturbia singer entered the stage first, followed by Eminem shortly. The duo along with the backing band managed to overcome technical faults to perform their single hit for the first time on live television.
The musical pair first collaborated on 2010 music track Love The Way You Lie before reuniting for The Monster. Eminem released this music track as the fourth single from his album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 in October 2103.
Speaking about working with Rihanna previously, the 41-year-old had said that The Monster was "not necessarily a sequel, as much as it is a revisitation" to his past. (Also read: Eminem may reconcile with ex-wife for third time)
He added, "To me, it's more about the vice, and it's more about the nostalgia."
The duo's two-hour live show Sunday also included performances from singers Ellie Goulding and Miriam Bryant, reports contactmusic.com. (Also read: Rihanna drops bikini bottoms for risqué photo shoot)
Disturbia singer entered the stage first, followed by Eminem shortly. The duo along with the backing band managed to overcome technical faults to perform their single hit for the first time on live television.
The musical pair first collaborated on 2010 music track Love The Way You Lie before reuniting for The Monster. Eminem released this music track as the fourth single from his album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 in October 2103.
Speaking about working with Rihanna previously, the 41-year-old had said that The Monster was "not necessarily a sequel, as much as it is a revisitation" to his past. (Also read: Eminem may reconcile with ex-wife for third time)
He added, "To me, it's more about the vice, and it's more about the nostalgia."
