Have ya'll heard that Sia interview that she's posted recently.
I think she's throwing a bit of shade at Rih, she's saying that when she heard Rihanna's version of Diamonds she thought it was her
She also says that Perfume, Cannonball were just exactly like her version.
And then she said that Beyonce took 'Pretty Hurts' to a new level, and the song she gave to Adam Lavigne which is coming out soon she said Adam took that song to another place.
But then at the end she said it's a compliment that they copy her singing style, and keep her backing vocals.
Have ya'll heard that Sia interview that she's posted recently.
I think she's throwing a bit of shade at Rih, she's saying that when she heard Rihanna's version of Diamonds she thought it was her
She also says that Perfume, Cannonball were just exactly like her version.
And then she said that Beyonce took 'Pretty Hurts' to a new level, and the song she gave to Adam Lavigne which is coming out soon she said Adam took that song to another place.
But then at the end she said it's a compliment that they copy her singing style, and keep her backing vocals.
And Diamonds remains the biggest thing she'll ever done or have.
Recap:
30. Roll It
29. Baby Brown Eyes
28. My Name Is Rihanna
27. Here We Go
26. The Hotness
25. It Just Don't Feel Like Xmas (Without You)
24. Bring It Back
23. A Child Is Born
22. Throw Your Hands Up
21
Tip Pon Toe
Quote:
*screams at the messy YT title* This track is really old like 2005 and it sounds like it The funny fact is that the song is copyrighted and there is no good version of this song available on Youtube, only pitched/sped up & Def Jam is removing all the normal versions from Youtube, which is pretty interesting cause they don't do it to her other unreleased songs/leaks. The track also appears on BMI/ASCAP. So if you want to listen to normal version, you have to find it somewhere else. The track is basic but cute
Sia is definetly turning into a diva, I mean making some artists re-record her tracks if they change the notes or don't put enough emotion in
I mean I know they're her songs, but one minute she's saying she gets annoyed when a singer changes the notes but then she praised Beyonce for changing Pretty Hurts.
Have ya'll heard that Sia interview that she's posted recently.
I think she's throwing a bit of shade at Rih, she's saying that when she heard Rihanna's version of Diamonds she thought it was her
She also says that Perfume, Cannonball were just exactly like her version.
And then she said that Beyonce took 'Pretty Hurts' to a new level, and the song she gave to Adam Lavigne which is coming out soon she said Adam took that song to another place.
But then at the end she said it's a compliment that they copy her singing style, and keep her backing vocals. Also she say's that if a singer records one of her songs, and changes the note she makes them go and 'melodyne' it and change it to the note its supposed to be, or she makes the singer go in and re-record it
Sia the Diva
Sia is very annoying. I always thought she talks too much for a song writer. Diamonds is a great song glad Rih recorded it but Sia doesn't need to speak on it every time she does an interview.
It's like are you booking interviews cause you're Sia or are you booking interviews because Rihanna gave you one of your biggest hits.
Sia is very annoying. I always thought she talks too much for a song writer. Diamonds is a great song glad Rih recorded it but Sia doesn't need to speak on it every time she does an interview.
It's like are you booking interviews cause you're Sia or are you booking interviews because Rihanna gave you one of your biggest hits.
Every interview she does she always mentions Diamonds
Rih also needs to stop recording songs similar to the demo. Her voice is distinctive enough she didn't need to song it the way Sia did.
I actually don't think she sings it that much like Sia though. Maybe on the chorus a little, but I really do think Sia was being shady/sarcastic by saying that she was confused when she heard Rihanna's version because she thought it was herself
Recap:
30. Roll It
29. Baby Brown Eyes
28. My Name Is Rihanna
27. Here We Go
26. The Hotness
25. It Just Don't Feel Like Xmas (Without You)
24. Bring It Back
23. A Child Is Born
22. Throw Your Hands Up
21. Tip Pon Toe
20
Boom Boom (w/ Baby Cham)
Quote:
1.7M on Youtube This track appears on Cham's 2006 album "Ghetto Story". Rihanna sings the chorus, which is very simple & also the bridge and another bridge Her vocals on this song are VERY thin. The song is a mix of dancehall and reggae & it's annoying but also really catchy.
Diamonds is Sia's biggest song. Is it another person getting shine off of Rih's name? Yes, but she doesn't really have any other claims to fame. She can talk about her life and music all she wants, but most people know her as the person that wrote 'Diamonds.' Telling the same story over and over again is boring, but that's what celeb press junkets require and like I said before, she has nothing else worth mentioning
1. Pop Rih or Urban Rih? Pop Rih
2. Better video S&M or Pour It Up? PIU 3.Rorrey or Rajad? (Or both? )
Neither
4. Would you meet an Atrl member, (Navy or non Navy) in person? Yes 5. Would you date an Atrl member (Navy or non Navy) ? No 6. Have you ever send nudes? No.
7. Have you ever made love to a Rihanna song? No 8. Would you make love to a Rihanna song? Yes. 9. Are you an S&M or Skin type of person? Skin
The funny fact is that the song is copyrighted and there is no good version of this song available on Youtube, only pitched/sped up & Def Jam is removing all the normal versions from Youtube, which is pretty interesting cause they don't do it to her other unreleased songs/leaks. The track also appears on BMI/ASCAP. So if you want to listen to normal version, you have to find it somewhere else. The track is basic but cute
This track appears on Cham's 2006 album "Ghetto Story". Rihanna sings the chorus, which is very simple & also the bridge and another bridge 
Her vocals on this song are VERY thin. The song is a mix of dancehall and reggae & it's annoying but also really catchy.
