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Rihanna - Stay / Love On The Brain / Diamonds (Live From The 2016 MTV VMAs)

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Personally, I really liked this album and many of the songs in it. I thought this one one of her better albums and many of her songs within it became popular real fast.

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Rihannas childhood was filled with struggle and pain. She was bullied at school for her light complexion, and her father struggled with drug use, poverty, abusiveness and illness and her parents divorced when she was 14.  At 16, she auditioned and Jay Z took notice of how talented she was...Nearly 10 years later she won 8 Grammy's. Later, she went onto Beauty Pagents and maintained a winning streak which later caught the eye of an American Record Producer. Her Career took off from there.

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* Chris and Rihanna are reportedly back together and thinking of getting married.

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HD Rihanna   NBA All Star Game 2011 Full Halftime Show

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'Four Five Seconds' featuring Paul McCartney and Kanye West

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'Four Five Seconds' featuring Paul McCartney and Kanye West

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Rihanna, Kanye West, Paul McCartney - FourFiveSeconds

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Music video to her hit single 'Diamonds'

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Music video to her hit single 'Diamonds'

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<p>Being <a href="/artist/365068/rihanna/chart">Rihanna</a> must be exhausting. In America&#39;s estimation of the pop princess --&nbsp;who was recently reported by <a href="https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/news/press-releases/2016/rihanna-is-the-most-marketable-of-all-big-name-celebrities/" target="_blank">research agency</a> the NPD Group to be the most marketable brand spokesperson alive --&nbsp;she exists on the languorous edge of Carefree Black Girlness, all Instagrams from Saint Barts and red carpet stunting and relaxed dismissals of thirsty men pretending to know her. For an increasingly frantic three years, however, <em>Anti </em>has been the one crack in her gossamer sheen; the album&#39;s repeated delays, scrapped collabos, seemingly random singles release schedule and eventual leak wouldn&#39;t bode well for any artist, even one of the most iconic of her generation. And indeed, the end product reveals that no matter how blessed we think Rihanna is, there&#39;s something darker lurking beneath. As the album art denotes: heavy lies the crown.</p><p><em>Anti</em> is evidence that being America&#39;s foremost Carefree Black Girl is a beleaguering endeavor, one destined to land a badgal in a bout of depression now and again (particularly when she&#39;s fielding so many tired-ass males who wish to wife the presently unwifeable). Its muted mood and tempo may be initially disappointing for an artist who&#39;s been at the forefront of pop and, often, innovated it; it&#39;s jarring to hear an album that, apart from the ebullient, dancehall-alluding &quot;Work,&quot; is comprised of lowkey B-sides and ballads so directly situated within the weeded-out, hazy spectrum of rap and alt-R&amp;B already overpopulated by lesser artists, from Jhené Aiko to Rihanna&rsquo;s rumored lover Travis Scott. A closer listen, though, shows Rihanna harnessing the moody, intimate sounds for a novel purpose: to open up and let us peer into how complicated her adult life has become.</p><p>From the first bars of &quot;Consideration,&quot; a loping, patois pop number with SZA, Rihanna asserts that she&#39;s through with acting as the world&#39;s avatar, asking, &quot;Darling, would you mind giving my reflection a break from the pain it&#39;s feeling now?&quot; It&#39;s a plucky thesis that delivers as the album&#39;s stony layers peel back, often alluding to tumultuous relationships with her smoke-cracked voice vibrating low and strong as it&#39;s ever been. &quot;Kiss It Better&quot; is a slinky &#39;80s ballad that disguises a deeply depressing ode to ex sex as lustrous and pained as a <em>Purple Rain </em>single. That album is, in fact, a clear touchstone throughout <em>Anti</em>: The conversational &quot;Love on the Brain&quot; is a doo-wop powerhouse sung in a Prince-adjacent falsetto &mdash; and is proof Rihanna&rsquo;s been working with some primo vocal coaches. The vocal on the last-call ballad &quot;Higher,&quot; which seems to be an early fan favorite, is far less effective, however: Rihanna strains into the high register as she sings from the perspective of a burdened doyenne halfway through a drunk dial; what she means as an emotional effect teeters too far off-pitch (evidence on its own that inebriated voicemails are never a good idea).</p><p>Twenty-eight in February, Rihanna&#39;s marching headlong into her Saturn Return (which might explain <em>Anti</em>&#39;s Tame Impala cover &ldquo;Same Ol&rsquo; Mistakes,&rdquo; from an album influenced by <a href="/articles/news/6641772/tame-impala-kevin-parker-interview-mark-ronson">Kevin Parker&#39;s own astrological awakening</a>) and <em>Anti</em>&#39;s thoughtful self-assessment is natural territory for the age. Particularly resonant is her fatigue towards men, even on <em>Anti </em>low point &quot;Woo,&quot; which sounds like the &#39;70s prog rock interpretation of a bad trip under blacklight (&quot;I been feening on the yayo,&quot; she sings, &quot;ain&#39;t nothin&#39; left to talk about&quot;). There&#39;s a half-interested sexual urgency to the album, as she alternately sexes and excoriates her partners; on &quot;Needed Me&quot; she scolds them for catching feelings over a seething DJ Mustard beat&mdash;&quot;didn&#39;t I tell you that I was a savage?&quot; she tosses off, characteristically nonchalant. One song later, &quot;Yeah I Said It,&quot; she&#39;s demanding her lovers to &quot;get up inside it&hellip; homicide it&quot; on one of Timbaland&#39;s slinkiest, most immersively sensual bubble-bath beats in years.</p><p>Perhaps the most instructive track is &quot;Sex With Me,&quot; which closes out <em>Anti</em>&#39;s Deluxe version and acts as a perfect denouement for an album meant to combat superhuman misconceptions of the world&#39;s most desirably flawed Bajan badass. After 15 songs of a deeper look into the woman behind the mirror, she dismisses and dares an unnamed dude/her fans to sink back into the idea of the Fantasy Rihanna with descriptive dirty talk. &quot;Sex with me, so amazing,&quot; she practically grins. &quot;Stay up off my Instagram with your temptation.&quot; And with that, she recedes back into herself, knowing that we&#39;ll think of her whatever way we want &mdash; and even surer in the knowledge that she really does not give a f--k.&nbsp;</p>

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On 'Anti,' Being Rihanna Isn't Easy: Album Review

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Being Rihanna must be exhausting. In America's estimation of the pop princess -- who was recently reported by research agency the NPD Group to be the most marketable brand spokesperson alive -- she exists on the languorous edge of Carefree Black Girlness, all Instagrams from Saint Barts and red carpet stunting and relaxed dismissals of thirsty men pretending to know her.

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Rihanna won 7 awards at this years 2017 Grammys

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Rihanna won 7 awards at this years 2017 Grammys

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* 'Work' won Record of the Year
* 'Famous' won best rap/sung Collaboration
* 'Kiss it Better' won Best R&B song
* 'Anti' won Best Urban Contemporary Album
* 'Needed Me' won  Best R&B Performance
* 'Work' won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance
* 'Anti' Album won Best Recording Package
* Rihanna has the eighth most total wins in Billboard Music Awards history, with 12 awards.

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How bout a round of applause?
Standin' ovation
Oh
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

You look so dumb right now
Standin' outside my house
Tryin' to apologize
You're so ugly when you cry
(Please)
Just cut it out

Don't tell me you're sorry cause you're not
Baby when I know you're only sorry you got caught

But you put on quite a show
You really had me goin'
But now it's time to go
Curtains finally closin'
That was quite a show
Very entertaining
But it's over now
Go on and take a bow

Grab your clothes and get gone
(You better hurry up)
Before the sprinklers come on
Talkin' bout "Girl, I love you you're the one"
This just looks like a re-run
(Please)
What else is on?

And don't tell me you're sorry cause you're not
Baby when I know you're only sorry you got caught

But you put on quite a show
You really had me goin'
But now it's time to go
Curtains finally closin'
That was quite a show
Very entertaining
But it's over now
Go on and take a bow

And the award for the best liar goes to you
For makin' me believe
That you could be
Faithful to me
Let's hear your speech out
Oh

How bout a round of applause?
Standin' ovation

But you put on quite a show
You really had me goin'
But now it's time to go
Curtains finally closin'
That was quite a show
Very entertaining
But it's over now
Go on and take a bow

But it's over now

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*Rihanna was born in Barbados on February 20, 1988 which makes her 29 years old today.
* Rihanna is her middle name and her first name is Robyn.
* Katy Perry was close friends with Rihanna until Rihanna got back with Chris Brown after he assaulted her, which Katy disapproved and their friendship ended there
*In 2003, she was named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential Person in the world.
* Rihanna created her Believe Foundation in 2006 to help terminally ill children.
* Net worth, Rihanna is worth $90 million and just her legs alone are worth 1 million...
* In 2008, Barbados created a national holiday to honor Rihanna. As a thank you present, she put on a free concert for her fans.