Hey folks, it’s your boy back at it again. Today, I’m diving into something that’s been blowing up the internet – Rihanna’s tongue. Yeah, you heard that right. It all started when I saw that Allure cover, Riri with glitter on her tongue, celebrating some Fenty Beauty win. I thought, “What’s the big deal?” but then I got sucked into this whole world of Rihanna obsession.
So, I started digging. First, I watched some of her old music videos, you know, from back in the day. And I gotta say, some of those early songs, she didn’t really seem into them. It was like she was just going through the motions, not really feeling it. Then I remembered that tweet from way back in 2012, where she said, “Every tongue that rises up against me shall fall!!!!!!” Kinda weird, but also kinda makes sense now, right?
- Watched Rihanna’s old music videos.
- Remembered her 2012 tweet.
- Looked up her charities.
Then I went down a rabbit hole of why people are so crazy about celebrities. I mean, I like Rihanna’s music, and she seems cool, but some people are just on another level. It’s like they live and breathe everything she does. I found out she has a foundation called the Clara Lionel Foundation, named after her grandparents, that she started in 2012. It helps communities during natural disasters and stuff, which is pretty cool.
I guess it’s easy to get caught up in the hype, especially with someone like Rihanna. She’s not just a singer, she’s a whole brand now. Makeup, clothes, you name it. But seeing how she was like, forget highlighting your cheekbones, I’m putting glitter on my tongue, it’s like she’s always pushing the limits. Some people comparing her with other big stars like Jayz, talking about who’s bigger and who’s got more influence. It’s all a bit much for me, to be honest.
Rihanna’s 35th Birthday
I also saw that people are making a huge deal about her 35th birthday, which, okay, happy birthday, Rihanna. There are articles about how rich she is, about her music being “noisy”, and some people are even comparing her to Mary J. Blige, saying she doesn’t have the same kind of voice. Honestly, who cares? She’s doing her thing, and she’s obviously successful.
So yeah, I spent a good chunk of my day exploring this whole Rihanna phenomenon. It’s interesting, I guess, but also kinda crazy how much people care. I think I’ll just stick to listening to her music and maybe trying out some Fenty Beauty, but I’m not gonna lose sleep over what she’s doing with her tongue. There’s definitely a line between being a fan and being obsessed, and I’m happy to stay on the fan side.
And that’s about it for me. Stay cool, people, and don’t get too caught up in the celebrity worship. Peace out!
