Unreleased Prince Song To Be Featured In New Spike Lee Film “BlacKkKlansman”

During the final moments of creating Spike Lee’s latest film, BlackKKKlansman, the director decided that he needed a special track for the ending credits, so he used his connections to find a never-before-released song.
According to Lee, when he spoke with a Spotify executive, Troy Carter, the exec told him that he had a special song for him.
The track was “Mary Don’t You Weep,” which Prince recorded in the middle of the 1980’s. According to the infamous director, who revealed the news to Rolling Stone magazine, “Prince wanted” him to have that song.
The cassette was “back in the vaults” In Paisley Park. Then suddenly, they were discovered, right around the same time Lee’s movie was coming out. Mr. Lee thinks it’s much closer to fate than anything else – it certainly wasn’t an accident.
Spike’s latest movie features the son of the Academy Award winner – Denzel Washington – John David Washington, who stars as the detective, Ron Stallworth. In the movie, the police officer needs help from Adam Driver’s character to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan in the 1970’s, Colorado.
As fans of the singer know, Prince died on the 21st of April, 2016, due to an overdose of the controversial opioid, Fentanyl, one of the drugs at the top of the opioid epidemic in the United States.
Following Prince’s death, no one is precisely sure how the singer got his hands on the narcotic, whether it was through illegal means or through prescription. Either way, the death of Prince was a sad day for music fans around the world.
In other Prince-related news, Sinead O’Connor, in a recently resurfaced interview, accused Prince of being an abusive drug addict.
O’Connor claims that Prince became erratic and violent when he was under the influence of certain narcotics. However, during the same conversation, O’Connor claims Prince was capable of supernatural powers, so her allegations have been called into question.