Is Rihanna Teasing Lyrics From Her Eighth Album?
Rihanna continues to dominate headlines in 2014, though not for music. Recently, designer Tom Ford made a bold claim: Rihanna’s Instagram is more influential than any fashion reviewer. (He must not know about its disappearance, or even that she’s due to release not one, but two albums this year.) So when the Unapologetic star teased new lyrics without explanation, fans freaked out.
For all Rihanna’s pooh-poohing of basics, her lyrics are about falling for the wrong guy, despite knowing better: “Your silver tongue is full of lies, with tricks and thrills and Bambi eyes.” She tagged a few of them as #barz, which sent her Navy in a frantic search for more details. One fan found a new Keri Hilson lyric, while MTV spotted that Nicki Minaj reposted a fan drawing with #barz hashtag too.
The idea sounds too good to be true, though it’s still worth asking: Can Rihanna, Keri and Nicki be plotting a collaboration? See the #barz-related posts below and weigh in at the comments.
You gone make me a believer…even if that shit ain’t true #Barz
— Rihanna (@rihanna) May 27, 2014
Politics is one bold move… Politics in lovin’ you #barz — Rihanna (@rihanna) May 27, 2014
Your silver tongue is full of lies, with tricks and thrills and Bambi eyes — Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
And I hate that all I hate just don’t compare, because I love you #barz
— Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
Let me make it clear, ain’t no place better, than where we’re together…just me and my money #bars
— Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
You be the type that’ll fall in love, I be the type that be giving a fuuuuuck — Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
You be the type that’ll wife her, I take her home and I don’t even like her
— Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
I’d rather beee, smoking weeeed, everytime ya kiiiiss me, dooooon’t say that you miiiiss me… — Rihanna (@rihanna) May 28, 2014
I’ll go from super-woman to servant in a minute if you’re worth it. #barz
— Keri Hilson (@KeriHilson) May 23, 2014
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