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Rihanna's Top Songs


Rihanna Top 10 Songs


1.       Only Girl in the World-This song is really really dope. I love how the beat sounds kinda mischevious, kinda naughty. I love her explosive vocals on this track. This song is RihRih at her best.

2.       Umbrella-Her breakout song is really dope. Jay Z comes in with a killer verse to start it off. She sings of not just love but actually being your lover’s friend also. I feel that’s an important virtue.

3.       Kiss It Better- I really love this song. It’s very majestic and smooth. Rihanna sings with hope and savageness all at the same time. I absolutely love the chorus. “Kiss it Kiss it better baby!”

4.       S&M- This song just screams bad girlness and naughtiness. Its actually about ….(wait for it) bondage sex. Rihanna is in full sexy mode by the last verse. I have played this song more than any other Rihanna song.

5.       Diamonds-I love Diamonds because Rihanna sings of a love that has already blossomed but now is fully realized. Its like she knew he had it what it took the whole time. I believe this was also Rihanna’s favorite song of hers.

6.       Bitch Better Have My Money- This song is just so Rihanna. Its hella aggressive and rough. She kinda does a singing rap style here and its dope AF.

7.       Pon De Replay- PDR is her first official single I believe. I love it so much to this day. It just yells “hey yall lets just have fun !” Ultra simplistic and ultra good!

8.       Consideration-The leading song off Anti features SZA. Its really dope and its very interesting. This is one of Rihanna’s better duets ever. The beat is really a backdrop, albeit, a perfect one.

9.       Don’t Stop the Music-I had to include this song cause she sampled my favorite male singer EVER, Michael Jackson. The beat is loud and builds up tempo perfectly with the sample. I love Rihanna’s singing here too.

10.   Talk That Talk-Jay returns to help her out again. Like most of the album its just incredibly well executed. I love the chorus.






Honorable Mentions:  Wild Thoughts, Looooove Song, Hate That I Love You, Sledgehammmer, Love the Way You Lie (Part II), Man Down, Work

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