Well Adam did praise Rihanna on The Voice, so maybe he'll invite her to perform their super hit IINSYFA after all these years, if they haven't forgotten that they have it
The album will bomb. Let's not have any doubts about it.
What I will never understand is how in the moment she was supposed to take charge of her career, she delivers the messiest,unmeaningful era in the history. It's gonna be November and the first single was released in January And all this break for such a lacklustre material. Idk, I still stan for her. But this era was such a hard hit. She lost her status in pop music tbh, and become a fashion megapower. But her music these days, is far from dominating and the quality doesn't make up at all for it.
What is happening? Like really, what is happening? If this whole omertà of the last days happens due to a planned surprise release it's gonna backfire so hard. Don't ask me why. I just think it's not a good idea. This situation is obviously planned. Ok, let's suppose she is finishing the album. What's the reason there's no sign of her existence? I don't think that her recording sessions take her so time that she can't even post a pic on instagram. That's exactly what makes me think this is planned but it still... doesn't make sense.
Ohhhh I'm so tired of this era.
She's mastering the album apparently. Kuk posted a picture with him and some guy who supposedly does post-production. The fact that I can't even get my hopes up about that is a mess
ALSO, I am not an optimistic person at all, but I don't have the overall feeling of dread about ANTI's sales that some of you have. I'm weirdly calm about it. I obviously want her to do well, but I feel like the navy will keep her afloat.
And all this break for such a lacklustre material. Idk, I still stan for her. But this era was such a hard hit. She lost her status in pop music tbh, and become a fashion megapower. But her music these days, is far from dominating and the quality doesn't make up at all for it.
I'm starting to worry, it's been ****ing 15 days.
