Second Rihanna song featured on the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever soundtrack which drops on November 4th. It plays in the closing credits of the film alongside "Lift Me Up".

 

Produced by The-Dream.

 

 

Edited October 27, 20223 yr by istan4badgalriri

 

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Both ballads? I was hoping this one would be a bop....

 

I hope the lead from her actual album is an undeniable BOP to make up for this  

 

 

Aaargh we wanted bops 

Her Diamonds - Stay recreation moment is about to happen 

They chose two ballads? Interesting

I can imagine Lift Me Up being the ballad and then Born Again a mid tempo with a strong drum beat

 

coming for shallow and always remember us this way  

We need a club banger from Rih, not these 

The-Dream?? Idk about that 

Ballads? 

31 minutes ago, IBeMe said:

Both ballads? I

Is it confirmed as a ballad too? 

Oh. Uhm. 

Rihanna's ballads are top tier, these girls never learn

Any Idea how they sound like? like slow ballads or mid tempos?

she would release two ballads as her first new music in 6 years...

 

i ******* hate it here

2 minutes ago, coolblue said:

Any Idea how they sound like? like slow ballads or mid tempos?

Someone at the premiere said they're both slow. Tbh based on the limited reviews so far it sounds like the movie is really sad so it makes sense

37 minutes ago, Starkboy said:

They chose two ballads? Interesting

She’s in her legacy / legend status era 

She's most likely dropping an uptempo from the album around Superbowl, I'd guess.

17 minutes ago, Dephira said:

The-Dream?? Idk about that 

The-Dream has never missed when working with Beyoncé. I'm sure he made something great with Rihanna too.

2 minutes ago, Starkboy said:

She's most likely dropping an uptempo from the album around Superbowl, I'd guess.

PLEASE she is dropping these two songs and disappearing again, you cannot convince me otherwise lmao

She is the new Adele - excited for both of these.

The complaining over two SOUNDTRACK singles

 

R9 will obviously have the bops like

Reactions to the movie sound like it's sad/emotional? This makes sense