They do actually remind me a lot of each other for some reason, now that I think about it.
Hunterpoop said:Well i think I was kind of going out on a limb by bringing it up in the first place. I just think in the really superficial African American culture which covets straight hair and light skin Rihanna should perhaps be aware that she demonstrates an impossible ideal and perhaps give more of a self-love message... Or something.
SilverSurfer said:I'd say In the Zone and Talk That Talk are about on the same level. Talk That Talk lacks the "holy shit" moment that was Toxic, but its more consistent.
But they better wait their turn, because our girl RiRi has got two songs out, a feature with Nicki on the radio and another with Drake.3Xs said:It was originally announced by Billboard as the 3rd single, however Coldplay's record label has actually denied it's a single at this point. Don't know what kind of game they're trying to play, but if you have a Rihanna feature on your album you fucking release it. THAT'S JUST THE WAY THE GAME IS PLAYED.
RhythmNative said:
Rihanna is a star in decline, and this is a sad symptom of not just her disregard for her fans, but her own reputation. I genuinely feel sorry, and worry about how this may end.
michaelhird said:I found this funny "A 12-year-old nephew asked why on earth I went to see Rihanna anyway. On reflection, he had a point."
HAAA! Realllllllly?