Obviously, there’s a lot of comparisons to her real life, and that’s not at all the intention. Presenting the ultimate treat for lovers of the Rihanna - We Found Love ft. It’s not Rihanna’s story it’s her story in the video, and she’s acting. Matsoukas addressed the rumors about the controversial video in an interview with MTV:Īgain, it goes back to a story that we all can relate to. The video features a lot of drug usage and a Chris Brown lookalike, which was controversial, given their real-life abusive relationship.
The music video, directed by Melissa Matsoukas, depicts two lovers are in an unsustainable relationship based on passion and drugs, more like an addiction than a healthy interest. Rihanna) LyricistCalvin Harris ComposerCalvin Harris Rihanna Yellow diamonds in the light And were standing side by side As your. It was a bit annoying to see how big a hit it was but if I’d released it maybe it wouldn’t have done as well. The original version of the song was recorded by UK singer Leona Lewis. When Rihanna announced the collaboration to Twitter fans, the Rihanna Navy jumped on Harris, ensuring he would produce a hit.
Harris was able to tap Rihanna for the song after he opening for her on a leg of her Loud tour in 2011. Then that did really well, it charted well and sold a lot of copies." Coldplay and Rihanna We Found Love Princess of China Paradise Grammys 2012. But when ‘We Found Love’ came out, the radio started playing ‘Feel So Close’ like it was the single after. DJ Mix - 04th NovRihanna we found loveremix by DJ MIKE. For example, in America my tune ‘Feel So Close’ came out about three months before. Career-wise it was the best thing that could ever have happened. This was Harris' first time on the Hot 100, and became a huge boon to his career. 'Turn away because I need you more' is saying she feels she 'needs' love more than life, but she turns away from.
'love and life I will divide' meaning she knows she loves him, but she has to do what is right for her life. This song became one of the bestselling singles of all time, and Rihanna’s longest running single, outlasting her smash hit “Umbrella” on top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts. This song to me, means that obviously they are in love but arent good for each other. It was also included on 18 Months, the third album from Scottish electronic artist and this song’s producer Calvin Harris, who penned the lyrics as well. In the end, though, the high replaces the romance and RiRi packs her bags and leaves as her man is nodded out on the floor.This is a single off Rihanna’s sixth studio album Talk that Talk. There are good times (lots of making out, heavy petting, goofing off, skating, running naked through fields - which one farmer didn’t deem a good time) and plenty of bad times, too (intense arguments, an overdose). They’re evidently addicted to both each other and to drugs (candy-color pills). The video, directed by Melina Matsoukas (“Hard,” “S&M,” “Rude Boy,” “Rockstar 101”), documents the turbulent relationship between Rihanna and her Brown doppelganger up to their inevitable split. No one will ever understand how much it hurts… you almost wish that you could have all that bad stuff back, so that you have the good.” Exhibit C: In one scene, during a heated argument between the couple in a muscle car, the Brown look-alike gives the Barbadian beauty a slap on the face. Exhibit B: The video opens with a Rihanna voice-over that warns, “You almost feel ashamed that someone could be that important. The actor, a British model/boxer named Dudley O’Shaughnessy, plays RiRi’s booze-swilling, drug-addled love interest.
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Is Rihanna’s new video for clubby smash “We Found Love,” the first single from her upcoming sixth album Talk That Talk (out November 19), a sentimental tribute to her tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown? Well, the evidence is stacking up.Įxhibit A: The clip stars a dead ringer for Brown, complete with dyed hair and bulging biceps. The director of Kaboom and Mysterious Skin throws Rihannas character into an addictive and drug fueled relationship which ultimately turns caustic, tearing.
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