Copycat said: Exclusive: Rihanna to Perform at AMAs October 22, 2009 The American Music Awards are about to get another boost of star power. Rihanna has been added to the lineup for the 2009 AMAs. Sources exclusively tell us that the “Russian Roulette” singer will take the stage at the 37th annual show on Sunday, November 22, a day before her fourth album Rated R is released on Super Monday. Rihanna has performed twice on the show in the past and won three awards, including Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist. Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, Black Eyed Peas, and Taylor Swift have previously been announced as performers. The AMAs will broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on Sunday, November 22, at 8 p.m. EST/PST on ABC. Link "Be glad for what you had baby, what you've got..." | |
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bettybop said: Yikes. I'm nervous for her, for some reason. I sure hope she knows what she's doing.
Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] | |
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BlaqueKnight said: bettybop said: Yikes. I'm nervous for her, for some reason. I sure hope she knows what she's doing.
Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] That's totally correct. Plus, this woman is a thief in my opinion when it comes to her so-called "edgy" hair. Any current female artist can start wearing an interesting style, and she will take the look immediately before any of them become noticed with it. And it's not because of that trite reason "she's inspired by them," but instead it looks like blatant copying, with a slight change to make the styles look like they are original on her. At first it was Beyonce, then Posh Spice of course. But recently I've seen her copy Fefe Dobson (rocker short with long bangs), Cassie (shaved on the side), Janelle Monae (an upward pompadour), Keri Hilson (the blond streaks), and now this new Dutch artist named Eva Simmons. This was posted today on a music blog site (Concrete Loop): Eva hasn't even released her album yet, and now SHE will look like the one who copied Rihanna, even though Eva's been wearing that style for months now. "You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup...Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." - Bruce Lee
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BlaqueKnight said: bettybop said: Yikes. I'm nervous for her, for some reason. I sure hope she knows what she's doing.
Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] it really isn't that serious. | |
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She is totally ripping off Cassie's hair cuts (yes Rihanna has one shaved too) just google and search Cassies fashion photos from this year and the previous for her fashion work, Rihanna's team ripped it off "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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This song put me to sleep. Just not for me.
I'll still check out her album when it comes out though. For some reason, I want her to do well. I think it is because I really enjoyed her last few singles. MJ Fan 1992-Forever
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InsatiableCream said: BlaqueKnight said: Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] it really isn't that serious. You beat me to it. Only the Org would take Rihanna this seriously. | |
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Empress said: purplesweat said: I'm a female so why would selling her body work on me? That arguments very weak and kinda proved you didn't listen to the song at all, just looked at the picture. ----- OT, I'm surprised she released this, considering the subject matter and how sensitive everyone is these days. Of course I didn't listen to the song. Why would I? Her music doesn't interest me at all. She's not very talented and if it wasn't for Jay-Z she would be nowhere and if it wasn't for her recent situation with CB, she would really be nowhere. Having said that, I'm sick to death of these women who sell records based on their looks, dress or who they're fucking. Give me real talent anyday. LMAO, sorry, this is so pathetic, I can't even... | |
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Harlepolis said: OH SNAP! Where the hell is Tony?
Seems like somebody new got accused of joinining the illuminati clique Read this article... Written by Necole Bitchie under Bitchie Chicks, Celebrities Singer Tiffany Evans (best known for her stint on Star Search & single Promise Ring ft Ciara) blasted Rihanna’s new single “Russian Roulette” earlier today via twitter. Peep her vent below: Russian Roulette= Suicidal Rate gon sky rocket! You gotta watch what u say. Because there are a lot of weak people in the world. They are susceptible to anything so anything you say or do some people actually do listen. So make sure its nothing bad. Its okay to be deep,but not murder deep. Man! I really wish I could tell you guys what the industry really is and what stars are apart of destroying this world. The stars who worship satan,and those who have killed to get the respect they have now. You’d be verrrry surprise. Some of your favorite people pretend to worship God but they only do that to save face. Or seem innocent. Satan was head of music in heaven. He uses influential people…to help influence the world. Think about that. Once u make a certain amount of money. Just know that that’s when they ask u to join. To get in you have accept the beast, worship. Once you join they assist u with ur career.make u huge.only if u agree and obey to destroy Gods word.and his children. Ppl listen and pay attention. Its a war going on right now between Good and Evil. Evil will rule this world for a min. The people that have this power are the people that RULE the whole world. I’m done I won’t say anymore before I get in trouble. According to MM Highlights, Tiffany’s controversial tweets are centered around the “rumored corruption and brainwashing that goes on behind the scenes of the entertainment industry, often referred to as a group called the Illuminati“. If you’ve never heard of the Illuminati before, it’s basically a group or organization of powerful people in the industry that brainwash audiences with hidden messages in songs, music video’s, political campaigns etc. Stars such as Kanye West, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Rihanna, and Matthew Knowles have all been accused of being involved, as have various politicians and actors. Rihanna did not write the lyrics so I think we’d have to inquire with Ne-Yo about this, however Tiffany does have a point in regards to the messages that are sent in today’s music. Don't worry about me Harle. I'm enjoying watching BlaqueKnight, LastDecember, & Cinnie dissing Rhinnan's bright ideas. [Edited 10/24/09 5:00am] | |
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InsatiableCream said: BlaqueKnight said: Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] it really isn't that serious. You were saying. [Edited 10/24/09 5:07am] | |
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TonyVanDam said: InsatiableCream said: it really isn't that serious. You were saying. [Edited 10/24/09 5:07am] I agree! I have a daughter who's crazy about Rihanna and I can't say I'm not troubled over this,,,,,sure, its ONLY music, it ain't that serious, blah blah blah but its power over people(esp easily influenced young kids) is pretty well documented. | |
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purplesweat said: InsatiableCream said: it really isn't that serious. You beat me to it. Only the Org would take Rihanna this seriously. Serious? I stated my perspective. Why is that "taking it so seriously?" Please explain why my opinion is so "serious" about this chick when others' aren't? Is it because I'm not praising her for just being her? Its a DISCUSSION FORUM...people DISCUSS things around here. Its not twitter. [Edited 10/24/09 9:16am] | |
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BlaqueKnight said: Nervous for HER? What about the youths' minds she's poisoning with this bullshit? She only knows that if she wants to keep getting paid, all she has to do is what she is told. This chick can't sing. She can't dance. She has 0 personality. All she seems to be is a living haircut; a walking mannequin with an accent. Stylists dress her and she is paraded around on stage like a trophy without really doing much of anything. Her voice is crap. Her looks are carrying her career...correction, her IMAGE built by Def Jam is carrying her career. I challenge anyone to prove differently. She doesn't write, which is okay, but almost any other artist who's not much of a writer is usually a strong performer. She is neither. A mannequin with a record deal; Barbados barbie. [Edited 10/23/09 1:34am] She's basically the younger, black version of Britney Spears to me (which is initially what Def Jam wanted to market her as from what I've heard) and we all know that Britney has made quite a career off of being just an image with a good soundtrack regardless of how much credit many people like to give her. Not to mention all the little girls who used to worship her and dress like her while singing those sugar-coated sex lyrics which I found to be extremely disturbing and made me want to slap the dog mess out of these children's parents for crucifying artists like Marilyn Manson for doing less to morally destroy their innocent kids than Ms. Spears was doing in heavy rotation on MTV and the radio at the exact same time. As much as it irritates and disgusts me to an extent, the world is full of 'sheeple' (young and old) who seem to buy music more with their eyes than with their ears at times. Personally, I care more about what I hear than what I see and in reality most of these female artists nowadays seem to rely heavily on image and good producers and songwriters to make them relevant and I don't think that's praisworthy, empowering, or even remotely inspiring at all, but that's just my own personal opinion. At the end of the day, if the music sounds good; it sounds good. Honestly, almost anyone who isn't tone deaf and can carry a tune can sing a Britney or Rihanna song just as good as they can so I give 90% of the credit to the people who actually 'make' the music and that's really not either of these two chicks when you read those liner notes in their CD booklets. Just my Prince Rogers Nelson
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I don't think Rihanna is like Britney at all, I see her as the younger, west indian beyonce | |
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Heard the song again on Blog TV last night, still can't get into it. Not only is the music boring but the ending still freaks me out. | |
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TonyVanDam said: InsatiableCream said: it really isn't that serious. You were saying. [Edited 10/24/09 5:07am] | |
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alphastreet said: I don't think Rihanna is like Britney at all, I see her as the younger, west indian beyonce
Yeah i agree, i think she was a lesser version of a Beyonce for Def Jam to market, i mean hello...Jay Z, Beyonce she is at Sony, they wanted something to fit that mold at a label he had stock in. I cant give her Britney credit, we may all think Britney is biting off this and that, madonna and janet wannabe, but at the end of the day britney still has to win you over enough to buy her and go to her shows, Rihanna to me could never be on that ICON level, and yes i would have to call Britney an ICON at this point, good or bad that is what it is, and how she got it, shows how we are today as a public. Rihanna can give you a catchy song here and there, but so can alot of people so she isnt seperate from a class of others that can give me what they are giving just as good. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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Timmy84 said: Heard the song again on Blog TV last night, still can't get into it. Not only is the music boring but the ending still freaks me out.
I think people are giving her a pass on this whole angle of the song, it is in a way disturbing where its almost a cash-in on domestic Violence. And i know its about her taking her life blah blah blah, but give me a break, a gun shot, an eye patch, its nice that we are now marketing abuse that happend. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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InsatiableCream said: TonyVanDam said: You were saying. [Edited 10/24/09 5:07am] But then again, you're a Lady Gaga fan. And she does has a nice shape booty! | |
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InsatiableCream said: TonyVanDam said: You were saying. [Edited 10/24/09 5:07am] Actually i was talking of her BITING the look, this look Free Image Hosting by ImageBam.com "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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TonyVanDam said: InsatiableCream said: But then again, you're a Lady Gaga fan. And she does has a nice shape booty! | |
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lastdecember said: Timmy84 said: Heard the song again on Blog TV last night, still can't get into it. Not only is the music boring but the ending still freaks me out.
I think people are giving her a pass on this whole angle of the song, it is in a way disturbing where its almost a cash-in on domestic Violence. And i know its about her taking her life blah blah blah, but give me a break, a gun shot, an eye patch, its nice that we are now marketing abuse that happend. That's a good point. Tina wasn't doing that shit. | |
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Timmy84 said: lastdecember said: I think people are giving her a pass on this whole angle of the song, it is in a way disturbing where its almost a cash-in on domestic Violence. And i know its about her taking her life blah blah blah, but give me a break, a gun shot, an eye patch, its nice that we are now marketing abuse that happend. That's a good point. Tina wasn't doing that shit. Yeah thats why im finding it a little bit interesting that this is the angle to come back with, so soon. I know that is the way of the game, like Chris Rock said about 50 Cent, "no one know what this guy was rapping all the knew was, he got shot 9times" i mean that shit was in the press release, WHAT ever happend to your musical background?? Not your criminal background. I find it really IRONIC that the current VH1 Behind The Music specials are all about CRIMINALS in rap? Anyone find that ironic, feeding the stereotype once again. I mean look at it, theres a Lil Wayne one running (criminal) theres a TI one (criminal) the nfamous Biggie one (criminal) the 2pac one (criminal). "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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lastdecember said: Timmy84 said: That's a good point. Tina wasn't doing that shit. Yeah thats why im finding it a little bit interesting that this is the angle to come back with, so soon. I know that is the way of the game, like Chris Rock said about 50 Cent, "no one know what this guy was rapping all the knew was, he got shot 9times" i mean that shit was in the press release, WHAT ever happend to your musical background?? Not your criminal background. I find it really IRONIC that the current VH1 Behind The Music specials are all about CRIMINALS in rap? Anyone find that ironic, feeding the stereotype once again. I mean look at it, theres a Lil Wayne one running (criminal) theres a TI one (criminal) the nfamous Biggie one (criminal) the 2pac one (criminal). True. | |
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Rihanna going to be doing better than chris brown i'm sure | |
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babybugz said: Rihanna going to be doing better than chris brown i'm sure
Of course she will because everyone is on "her side". | |
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bettybop said: Copycat said: Exclusive: Rihanna to Perform at AMAs October 22, 2009 The American Music Awards are about to get another boost of star power. Rihanna has been added to the lineup for the 2009 AMAs. Sources exclusively tell us that the “Russian Roulette” singer will take the stage at the 37th annual show on Sunday, November 22, a day before her fourth album Rated R is released on Super Monday. Rihanna has performed twice on the show in the past and won three awards, including Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist. Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, Black Eyed Peas, and Taylor Swift have previously been announced as performers. The AMAs will broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on Sunday, November 22, at 8 p.m. EST/PST on ABC. Link I doubt she'll perform "Russian Roulette". She'll most likely perform "The Wait is Ova" | |
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The single cover is shockingly gross and the new song is boring and is of no interest to me whatsoever. I liked her up till now. | |
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ViintageJunkiie said: babybugz said: Rihanna going to be doing better than chris brown i'm sure
Of course she will because everyone is on "her side". Exactly so I don't know why some are like do she know what she doing of course she does | |
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