So. How does one meet Rih? Is she still doing impromptu meet & greets? How do people get back stage?
I remember at the show in Montreal someone in the audience was picked out at the end when she's saying her thank yous. She pointed to him and motioned him to go to the side. All I remember he was wearing red/white panel hat but I never saw pics on Instagram.
i went to the phoenix show, it didn't look that empty to me at all!
there were no seats around me that were empty and everywhere else looked pretty full. rih was amazing, and i was honestly stunned. my friend who isn't a stan LOVED it a lot and said it's one of the greatest experiences of his life.
top 3 songs for me: man down (the remix was amazing and i need it), BBHMM (the ENERGY), and rude boy.
i went to the phoenix show, it didn't look that empty to me at all!
there were no seats around me that were empty and everywhere else looked pretty full. rih was amazing, and i was honestly stunned. my friend who isn't a stan LOVED it a lot and said it's one of the greatest experiences of his life.
top 3 songs for me: man down (the remix was amazing and i need it), BBHMM (the ENERGY), and rude boy.
Yes! I got a free ticket upgrade from a promoter and the show was so lit. I had a great time.
Vegas review:
Rihanna’s strong voice, new album ‘Anti’ take charge at Mandalay Bay
Quote:
Like an athlete driven to championship triumph by drawing motivation from doubters, Rihanna must make mental notes on what detractors describe as her drawbacks.
The Barbados belle’s game plan for 2016 appears built around beating all of them. First, she responded to valid criticisms about having never managed a great album by releasing “Anti,” her most innovative and cohesive collection of songs.
Now she’s using those songs live to defeat an invalid notion that her singing ability can’t compare with other contemporary pop stars. Rihanna serenaded an audience of about 12,000 to runaway success Friday night at Mandalay Bay Events Center, on the first of two back-to-back local concerts as part of her “Anti World Tour.”
She had the requisite wardrobe changes, choreographed numbers and production tricks, though they were all employed in unexpected moderation. The emphasis was on showcasing her voice through the new material.
Rihanna aptly closed with “Love on the Brain” and “Kiss It Better,” a number of fans humming the latter on their way out of Mandalay Bay. They may have come wanting the hits, but they left satisfied with the heavy dose of “Anti.”
Those songs are leading Rihanna to win the battle over whether she’s as talented as her sales figures and radio play purport her to be.
It looks so refreshing and different. 
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