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Salty singer doesn’t like Star Wars: Battlefront ’cause he gets killed a lot

Earlier this week, Breaking Benjamin lead singer Benjamin Burnley made headlines after posting a photo of a broken Star Wars: Battlefront disc alongside some rather colourful language.

They [EA] wanted to pay me to post that I like this peice [sic] of sh*t game,” he said on Instagram (photo above). “They can shove it up their ass this game sucks I’d rather watch the god awful prequels then play this peice [sic] of sh*t one more second that’s for ruining Star Wars EA :).”

Radio station 94.3 WCYY met up with Burnley to further discuss the situation. Turns out, Burnley just died a bunch, really.

“You get shot out of nowhere. Enemies spawn behind you, in front of you… you’re in the middle,” he said, explaining. “Who wants that? You get shot with one-kill weapons that you don’t have to earn.”

You can check out the interview (with more colourful language) in full below:

What do you think of Burnley’s ‘criticism’?

We reviewed Star Wars: Battlefront here.


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