[christ]

Originally posted by X/O/X/O

The only Rihanna songs people remember are "We Found Love", "Diamonds" and "SOS".

Remember, now, people are still under the impression she's promoting the 'Loud' era.

Lol at "SOS"

[BLaCKPoWeR]

"Crazy In Love" is definitely culturally relevant. The ass-shaking choreography is iconic. I'm not even joking.

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by Brinny Baby

JANET HA IMPACT

More like Janet her curse.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Don't patronise me
'Shine bright like a diamond' has been quoted more in actual songs than that statement ever has

lmao, no it hasn't.

Irreplaceable was MASSIVE when it was out. The song was very much quoted while it was out and years after, even today still.

[jose168]

Originally posted by Mike91

Noone outside of internet forums thinks of that when they think of Beyonce.

You should probably step away from your own world and see things in the real world.

yes they do, it was a huge topic and many still believe she had a surrogate

[bringhimdowndown]

I love my life unlike lilmonsterkayla who's mashing its sausage fingers on its food-encrusted keyboard raging over someone who doesn't know of its existence.

[Fanik]

Originally posted by X/O/X/O

The only Rihanna songs people remember are "We Found Love", "Diamonds" and "SOS".

Remember, now, people are still under the impression she's promoting the 'Loud' era.

U didn't mention Umbrella

dismissed

[Lux.]

can't wait for gags to make the IFPI list again this year

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Originally posted by christ

Lol at "SOS"

Exactly.

[christ]

Crazy in BIC is irrelevant I'm sorry

[Genocide]

Single Ladies is her real classic. The chorus alone is a more iconic phrase than anything Rihanna has put out

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by X/O/X/O

The only Rihanna songs people remember are "We Found Love", "Diamonds" and "SOS".

Remember, now, people are still under the impression she's promoting the 'Loud' era.

Still more than Hasbeyn

[jose168]

Originally posted by BLaCKPoWeR

"Crazy In Love" is definitely culturally relevant. The ass-shaking choreography is iconic. I'm not even joking.

no one talks about crazy in love the video might be a BIT less of a stretch but it's not a defining track of the 2000s

[BLaCKPoWeR]

"Umbrella" is Tijuana's only remembered song.

[lilMonsterKayla]

Beyeast is leading the first anti-Martin Luther King movement of our generation. She's trying to RID herself of the black from her body, just like her name has been rid from EVERY music chart in the world & Blue's older sister was rid from her rotten uterus.

[RichGirlPlanet]

1:37

to the left, to the left.


UGH, the global impact.

[beyvarotti]

I love how people claim Beyonce is irrelevent but whenever I come in here she's the topic of discussion..

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

Even if her singles get forgotten, the GP doesn't even know Bey released an album after 'I Am... Sasha Fierce'. Rihanna is more relevant than Bey, but Bey (generally) has a better voice.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by jose168

yes they do, it was a huge topic and many still believe she had a surrogate

No they don't. The only people who still bring it up are on internet forums.

It was a thing for like a month until everyone realized it was a non story and let it go. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for others.

[RichGirlPlanet]

Originally posted by jose168

no one talks about crazy in love the video might be a BIT less of a stretch but it's not a defining track of the 2000s

You're lying through your teeth.