"I would like to thank everybody for their support and friendship, we went through a hell of a time," Ryan explained. "It was awesome to have the opportunity to work with such people. I can't wait to get out there and do more and be happy to be with such wonderful people."
The group also confirmed that Ryan was working on a track called "Rape" for their upcoming album and captioned the full song: 'Rape on the road.'
But their recent foray into the public eye has been met with outrage from many fans who feel the song was too vulgar to fit on their own.
Brianna is to be interviewed for the first time during her set at SXSW, and her voice is also being scrutinised by media like the Daily Mail.
When asked about her reaction to posting a clip from the track on the internet, Brianna said: "I'm not joking. I was absolutely disgusted. It just went from there. There's an extremely long period of time after that that I don't have the time to talk about or discuss everything, if I get into a situation like that it's just the next day I don't want to leave the room or go home and I can't talk about that.
"I'd like to thank everyone for all their support and friendship. We've had so many emails all over the place already, I could hardly ask for a better first time for my life. We've had countless messages that are absolutely from the people here saying, 'Thank you, it's nice to meet you'. I would also like to take this opportunity to say thank you to everyone who has come forward with their opinions and have spoken out about this piece of work. Keep doing your best. Keep going like crazy".
Lion King's second track "Pray," by the Brit, has already been downloaded more than 15 million times within the last 12 minutes, causing its own backlash.
Lion King went on: "Hey baby, you are like a fucking man. How many times were you afraid to open your mouth in front of the camera? How many times have you got up there with your head down in front of the camera and it looks like you are about to blow up in front of the camera. I just don't know how much he cares what happens when he comes out of the bathroom to see if I am going to get my mouth covered in fucking cum. I'm scared to do his shit and I'm really scared that I will get fucked up."
Gosling revealed he was in fact "extremely shocked" but added that it was a really surreal video he has watched that he can't wait to reveal.
Speaking to The Observer, the singer added: "It just looks like, in some sense, the people here in London are getting ripped off. They're saying: 'You don't do that. You don't fucking get taken seriously on Twitter and social media. Just give it a shot'.
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How much longer can we keep up this lefty bullsh*t we need to stay strong to our values.
This is exactly what conservatives always says
I can’t agree more, as my brother went on to become a volunteer in Syria, fighting alongside Syrian moderate opposition versus Assad – and died. All because US did not stop Assad in 2011-2012.