GLENDALE, Ariz. — Robyn 'Rihanna' Fenty is set to take stage in a matter of hours in Glendale.
While she's been known for her bold fashion pieces just as much as her soft, Caribbean flared vocals, she's a chart-topper on more than just Billboard.
Before she takes the stage in Glendale on Sunday during the Apple Music Super Bowl LVII Halftime show, we're reviewing some of her most-watched visual hits.
Umbrella
Odds are even if you don't know much of her music, you know this song. It's been played in restaurants, gyms and department stores since its release in 2007. Arizonans can probably take special liking to this song because, after all, when the sun shines in the Valley, it shines forever.
Work featuring Drake
Back in 2016, the popstar RIHleased one of her more reggae-infused bangers. Maybe it was the chemistry with her alleged on-off boyfriend at the time, Drake, or maybe it was her leaning into her own Caribbean roots. Regardless, the video has racked up 1.3 billion views to date and the lyrics are catchier than when the song was first released.
Pon de Replay
It’s a wonder how we made it through the 2000s fashion era with low-rise jeans. Despite opinions, those jeans were all the rage when Rihanna’s first single, ‘Pon de Replay’ dropped on the radio in 2005.
Can't Remember to Forget You by Shakira featuring Rihanna
Shakira plus Rihanna. That's all. *chef's kiss*
Where Have You Been
Rihanna isn’t known for her dancing. But her choreography from this track is probably the best we’ve seen of her. The song is a release from her sixth studio album, 'Talk That Talk.'
Lemon by N.E.R.D. featuring Rihanna
In 2017, her collaboration with production trio NERD left fans in a chokehold. Why? Because the single featured the Bajan baddie rapping for the first time on a track. Yes, rapping. The music video went on to win a VMA for Best Editing.
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