So is she?

Nope.

Somewhat. The general public really doesn't care about the artist themselves as long as they produce good music.

Yes.

Yes

I dunno about the us but thet worship her in eu.

somewhat and it depends on which country
on mine for example people don't even care about her she's irrelevant we just jam on clubs to songs like 'We Found Love'.

Yes. The general public loves Rihanna, except music snobs and some other people.

Yes.

I think a lot of casual listeners think she writers her own music, too.

For her songs. Young teens call her ''fit'' but they don't call her classy/admire her like her peers, e.g Beyonce Knowles.

Oh, girl. You could have made the trolling less obvious.

Not on the same level as most other artists.
The raunchiness of her singles, her street attire and her general ratchet attitude put off many people.

Yes.

The teens love her. These GP threads are so redundant because the ATRL demographic is a far cry from what the GP thinks because Im pretty sure most voters are voting by:
1. if they like the artist or not
2. if they are success stories or flops.
3. what they view as "talent".

and odds are most u guys are shy and anti social to openly know what society arounds u view such and such. But again this is just a Poll.

What?

Others share the same opinion as me. And just cos we are Beyonce stans does not mean we automatically dislike her. I have reasons as to why she has lost my respect:
- Getting back with CB (I dont care its wrong he beat her up and she played the victim and got the public's sympathy)
- Recording BC with CB
- Tipping strippers in clubs and acting like a you know what
- Smoking weed, and rolling up weed on people's head (like have some class)
- Her general attitude/ Image has changed a lot since LOUD. She seems like Ke$ha now tbh.
etc.

Yes/somewhat

She is a singer. Of course for her songs. And nobody calls Beyonce classy. They call her uneducated.

The GP's average age is in the mid 30s. Do you really think someone in their mid 30s would look at Rihanna and have ''respect'', like to her peers to her?