[Truth Teller]

Originally posted by rl231

Can someone fill me in as to how this got popular and debuted on the Hot 100?

When Rihanna's Work was released on iTunes, her label didn't upload any official audio on YouTube, so, as per usual, a lot of fans started uploading fake ones. But instead of just pitching the actual song, someone posted Tinashe's Watch Me Work and labelled it as Rihanna - Work feat. Drake. And people fell for it. So, it amassed 11 million views.

I've also seen 3 people post it as Rihanna's new single on my Facebook feed. One of them is an actual Rihanna fan

[Superbitch]

fff seems like RCA saw our threads the audio is blocked... another bubbling under for Tinashe

[Superbitch]

omg it was Tidal inc!!! smh!!! so it wasn't RCA the fact RCA didn't remove but it was most likely Rih's team poor tinashe she can never win.

[NeuralBridge]

Originally posted by Superbitch

fff seems like RCA saw our threads the audio is blocked... another bubbling under for Tinashe

universal blocked it, not RCA

[Truth Teller]

Originally posted by Superbitch

omg it was Tidal inc!!! smh!!! so it wasn't RCA the fact RCA didn't remove but it was most likely Rih's team poor tinashe she can never win.

Girl, RCA not only removed it, but actually released the song on iTunes the moment it charted on the Bubbling Under. They got it right this time. Tidal ruined it though

[Popsicle]

Originally posted by GustavoBardusco

RCA right now:

[Goofy]

Originally posted by GustavoBardusco

RCA right now:

no way RCA cares enough to react like that, could only be T

[Saintlor]

Do Rihanna's label even have the legal rights to block the upload of Tinashe's song?

[GustavoBardusco]

Originally posted by Saintlor

Do Rihanna's label even have the legal rights to block the upload of Tinashe's song?

I think they can block anything that is under Rihanna's name and image

[GustavoBardusco]

Originally posted by Goofy

no way RCA cares enough to react like that, could only be T

Of course they care, they even released the song on iTunes

[Goofy]

Originally posted by GustavoBardusco

Of course they care, they even released the song on iTunes

must've been pressured by T and T-mom

[Joyride]

if anything this proves that:

1. She's being mismanaged
2. She has the right material but not enough exposure

[Goofy]

it proves that she has to leave RCA and that asafp

[Superbitch]

Originally posted by Truth Teller

Girl, RCA not only removed it, but actually released the song on iTunes the moment it charted on the Bubbling Under. They got it right this time. Tidal ruined it though

mess lil pretenders time to attack jay Z on twitter RCA finally were doing something right fot T

[Saintlor]

This is really giving her exposure

[OnlyXtina]

at Tidal blocking the audio!

[OnlyXtina]

Originally posted by Goofy

it proves that she has to leave RCA and that asafp

What proves? I mean they were smart to release the song on itunes.

[A Little Unruly]

n; Justice for the jam that is #WatchMeWork.

[SweetTalker]

Nnnnnnnn

Tinashe ha Radar!

[Torturo]

Originally posted by Joyride

if anything this proves that:

1. She's being mismanaged
2. She has the right material but not enough exposure

She HAD*

Nothing on Joyride so far is single worthy. I mean it is but I could never see anything becoming a hit, and it's not exposure problem