yeh thats it lea lol this one [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsRWpK4pf90"]YouTube - Rihanna - Don't Stop The Music[/ame]
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yeh thats it lea lol this one [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsRWpK4pf90"]YouTube - Rihanna - Don't Stop The Music[/ame]
I didn't actually mind that one. But yeah, now it's just way too overplayed! Can't stand it now lol!
Leanne didnt mind a Rihanna song :eek: *faints* haha, u must be ill
:rotfl: I know. It doesn't sound very Rihannaish though.. her voice is not so... screechy in that one.
Lea you know you love her, just admit it lol
No really, no :p. That's just... wrong haha
Ahem Rihanna lovers/fans here :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by CrazyLea
Thanks for the vid too Chris, check it out tomorrow :thumbsup:
lol the whole boards gonna like her by the time ive finished :cool:
I'm a kinda convert. I love Umberella and Shut Up and Drive. Don't really like any of her other stuff before Umberella.
Unfaithful was better than Umbrella IMO
I'm not a fan of Shut Up And Drive
Im not overly keen on Unfaithful, its ok but not the best shes released,Quote:
Originally Posted by Wizardardo
Rehab is really growing on me at the mo.
Def Jam and SRP have big plans for Rihanna in 2008. According to an article from the Nation News, Rihanna is going to be visiting Africa, South America and Japan early in 2008 and then will do a huge United States tour from May to July. Rihanna’s production and management team of Evan Rogers, Carl Struken and Marc Jordan are looking forward to things to come.
“After July we will focus on movies and give her a break from being on the road, where she has been for a year straight,” Rogers told the Nation News.
He also mentioned two more singles are going to be released from her recent album, Good Girl Gone Bad.
“We’re only scratching the surface of where Rihanna is going. Movies will be a big part of her future,” he added.
Rogers also stated that the team is also looking forward to the Grammy’s in February 2008 saying they are “unpredictable” but they “like the chances”.
Umbrella micktake [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSEgaBTEJuE"]YouTube - Umbrella[/ame] hilarious :rotfl: love the silver bit
I'm so glad Youtube made it like the set up it is in now.. It wasn't working for me and now I can just paste the link and watch away :D
Rihanna has been forced to cancel three UK concert dates by her doctor.
The 19-year-old singer was due to perform in Nottingham on Saturday, but she pulled out and postponed the concert. She also cancelled her scheduled gig in Bournemouth last Tuesday.
The 'Umbrella' hitmaker was due to play Birmingham's NEC Arena tonight but her doctor advised her to not go through with the show.
A representative from the NEC said that Rihanna "appreciates the love and support of all her fans and wants nothing more than to see and connect with them".
The reason for the doctor's order has not been confirmed.
Rihanna started her European tour in Paris last month and was due to finish on December 21 in Russia.
The Good Girl Gone Bad tour keeps rocking its way through Europe, as Rihanna’s most recent stop saw her performing for fans at the MEN Arena in Manchester.
Dressed in her usual dominatrix outfit, the 19-year-old R&B sensation did her best to show fans why she’s nominated for 6 Grammy awards - which she can’t believe herself.
"Oh my God, I can’t believe it. Six Grammy nominations?” Rihanna said to mentor/composer Evan Rogers, who relayed news of the nominations from the United States. “I just can’t believe this is happening to me. I almost have to pinch myself to believe this is happening to me,” the Umbrella hitmaker continued.
Along with being up for the prestigious Record Of The Year bid, Rihanna’s also up for Song Of The Year, Best Dance Recording, Best R&B Song, Best Rap/Song Collaboration and Best R&B Performance.
"Yesterday, Rihanna was a guest at UK’s Radio One, for their Live Lounge series - an in-studio song session. Rihanna sang “Hate That I Love You” and “Umbrella.”
You can listen to the session and interview on the BBC Radio site. Rihanna talked about spending her Christmas in Barbados; and toward the end, Rihanna told the story of how Mary J. Blige almost stole the biggest hit of her career."
Proof that she can sing :) dont think much of the backing singers though!
Umbrella has made a comeback in the charts and is number 18 :eek:
:eek: noooo how did this happen? Its bad enough that we have rainQuote:
Originally Posted by Chris_2k7
lol must be why its back cos of the rain :lol:
Noooo :(
And I think this thread is becoming one of the longest threads in the music bit :p
lol what you on about abbie I only made it the other day :lol:
:lol: Its been open since april and not just that but its 11 pages, what other thread in the music forum is as long? :p
Leona's isnt far off :D
Thats true but with this song making a come back, its probably gona get even longer! :p
All hail Umbrella :bow: :p
:lol:
I dont understand why its made a comeback, surely everyone has bought it already
lol me neither to be honest, probs just more downloads
Even though I havent bought it :ninja: And I wont
Me neither..
got the album instead :lol:
I don't get it either ! :p It was number one for how many weeks? Surely everyone who likes it has bought it :p OR there aren't many people left TO buy it! :p
Fair play to her though!!
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Bajan singer, Rihanna, last night copped her first ever Grammy award for the song that has taken the globe by storm, 'Umbrella'.
Rihanna, wearing a purple Zac Posen knee-length dress and sporting a shorter hairstyle, looked visibly nervous as she walked on to the stage and was shown to the mike by mentor and record label exec, Jay-Z.
She dedicated the award, the Grammy for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration, to her father, as well as her mother and brothers and to Barbados. This as Jay-Z interrupted to thank producers and others at the label.
Rihanna also performed at the ceremony, appearing in a short khaki-colored dress that looked almost like a grass creation held together by a black belt with matching black boots.
She opened with her global hit, 'Umbrella', before transitioning off to hits by The Time and the Recording Academy's chairman, Jimmy Jam, with whom she shared the stage.