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'I'm popping bottles that you can't even afford': Madonna 'lashes out' at toyboy ex Brahim Zaibat's sexual prowess and lack of wealth in newly-leaked song lyrics

Madonna has allegedly attacked ex-boyfriend Brahim Zaibat in newly leaked song lyrics.
The Holiday hitmaker, 56, has already slammed pop rival Lady Gaga and ex-husband Guy Ritchie after lyrics from her upcoming album were released last week.
But her toyboy former beau, 26, appears to be the latest on the receiving end of some rather harsh words in her recently-penned song, Unapologetic B***h.
In happier times: Madonna has allegedly attacked ex-boyfriend Brahim Zaibat in newly leaked song lyrics In happier times: Madonna has allegedly attacked ex-boyfriend Brahim Zaibat in newly leaked song lyrics

According to The Sun, Madonna's new track slams the dancer's sexual prowess as well as mocking his lack of wealth, following their break up in 2013 after three years of dating.
The song contains the lyrics: 'I know you'd like it if I stayed home and cried. But that ain't gonna happen, here's the reason why: When we did it, I'll admit it, wasn't satisfied.


Another line boasted: 'I'm popping bottles that you can't even afford. I'm throwing parties and you won't get in the door.'
The track has a reggae-themed chorus, which Madonna ends with an expletive-filled rant against her former lover, with the line: 'You know you never really know how much your bulls**t cost me, but f**k you.'
Not impressed: The star's toyboy former beau, 26, pictured in November 2013, appears to be the latest on the receiving end of some rather harsh words in her recently-penned song, Unapologetic B***h Not impressed: The star's toyboy former beau, 26, pictured in November 2013, appears to be the latest on the receiving end of some rather harsh words in her recently-penned song, Unapologetic B***h

Back in happier times in 2012, Madonna opened up on her romance with the dancer, explaining her younger man fulfilled her in 'many ways'.
Speaking during a Nightline interview, she said: 'I didn't choose to, you know, I didn't, like, write down on a piece of paper I'm now going to have a relationship with a younger man.
'That's just what happened. You see, that's the romantic in me. I just met someone that I cared for, and this happened to be his age.
'I don't want to live my life on my own. I love being a mother. My children fill me up in many ways, and inspire me in many ways, but I need a partner in my life and I think most people feel that way.
Toyboy tales: According to The Sun, Madonna's new track slams the dancer's sexual prowess as well as mocking his lack of wealth, following their break up in 2013 after three years of dating

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