Originally posted by MikeFenty Oh because that contract injured her fatally? I feel like the belt buckle struck her in the face not Beyoncé.

Originally posted by buckingfastard Oh so you're #teambunny ok alright ..if she wears white she'll be a close relative of Buggs .No issues

I'm team Rihanna wearing colours.

Originally posted by MikeFenty Jeremih? Has he even released anything since Birthday Sex? He can stay away. The fact they only critized the Chris duet and references. This proves that critics are biased, saying things like Ohhh this album is trash because of NB and 2-3 Chris references! But the rest is amazing.

Jeremih put out a critically-acclaimed mixtape two years ago that still slays my soul. He would be a great addition to Rihanna's R8 team. Plus he picks amazing productions for himself, he could surely lead Rihanna in the right direction if she wants to do more urban music.


To this day, the Pitchfork review makes my blood boil. That bitch Jessica Hopper spent the whole review talking about Chris when his vocals/references toward him probably take up less than 1/10th of the entire album. The complete delusion on her part. Critics will never like Rihanna, I'm convinced.

I will not allow these ratchet producer touch R8, they should have joined R7 or R6.
Reggae or Indie and no ratchet.

Originally posted by Chemical X. Jeremih put out a critically-acclaimed mixtape two years ago that still slays my soul. He would be a great addition to Rihanna's R8 team. Plus he picks amazing productions for himself, he could surely lead Rihanna in the right direction if she wants to do more urban music. To this day, the Pitchfork review makes my blood boil. That bitch Jessica Hopper spent the whole review talking about Chris when his vocals/references toward him probably take up less than 1/10th of the entire album. The complete delusion on her part. Critics will never like Rihanna, I'm convinced.

2 years ago. The industru has changed and it changes quickly
Will.I.Am is an amazing producer yet looks what he gives others. Jeremih can stay the **** away.


They only love her when she not with Chris. I have seen this reviewers (from a random blog) and he gave one of the best review on DWT I've ever read. He understood that Rihanna isn't a simple popstar who puts a show instead of performing but that she is in her own way a rockstar. We need critics like him on Pitchfork.

Originally posted by MikeFenty I will not allow these ratchet producer touch R8, they should have joined R7 or R6. Reggae or Indie and no ratchet.

Is this ratchet to you sis?

Pharell should have been on R7 everyone else who used Pharell afterwards would look like they bandwagoning.
The fact he wasn't on R7 shows her team is ignorant.

Yes, sis, it is ratchet. I'm not here for R6 part 3. I'm not here for her to be wearing Tom Ford male collection again for a whole era.

The Navy is that thirsty that they believe a random twitter account and a Spanish Wikipedia?

Originally posted by MikeFenty Pharell should have been on R7 everyone else who used Pharell afterwards would look like they bandwagoning. The fact he wasn't on R7 shows her team is ignorant.

Rihanna is ALWAYS ahead of the pack. She needs to stop doubting her instincts.

The perfunctory Ibiza thump of "Right Now" reflects badly on both her and producer David Guetta while "Fresh Off the Runway" is capitalist braggadocio (nonsense grade) so static it borders on unmusical. The Auto-Tune on Future's "Loveeeeeee Song" feature calls to a mind a dog vomiting while Rihanna, in turn, sounds like she's been roused from a medicated slumber.

On "Pour It Up", she sounds alternately robotic and narcotized as she sings about how she's so rich she can pay for a $100 valet service and a night at the strip club and doesn't need friends.

she sings, pausing before the stunning "I'm prepared to die in the moment." It's a curious choice of words in a song that seems to address her life in the long shadow of her abuse: she told police that Chris Brown said he was going to kill her during the beating.

The tracks that follow, "Lost in Paradise" and the awful "Get It Over With", further underscore any concern one might have for the pop star's romantic choices

Given these qualities, it's hard not to wonder where else the album might have gone. Would it fare better if the topics were the same, but set to songs as combustible as "Don't Stop the Music"?

If she would have sugar coated the lyrics with some fancy EDM, the critics would be saying "SLLAAAAAYY"

Originally posted by MikeFenty Yes, sis, it is ratchet. I'm not here for R6 part 3. I'm not here for her to be wearing Tom Ford male collection again for a whole era.

That song is sexy and mature. I don't know why you're associating with TTT. It's not even raunchy. She could easily serve femininity and beauty considering the song is about seduction.

Originally posted by BajanBeauty Beyond thirsty. - I really don't see the need for fake tweets about R8 or new music from Rih. Some people act as if she doesn't have 2 features out now and 7 albums. The wait hasn't even been that bad/long for people to be doing the most so soon.

Let's wait till Fall to get thirsty.