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Roc Nation receptionist exposes Rihanna
- Roc Nation receptionist exposes Rihanna
A former receptionist at Roc Nation took to Twitter to thread his experience working with the former pop star. He alleges Rihanna showed complete disinterest in Loud's 2010 production, never engaging with demos, song selection, or meetings while others handled her artistic duties. Full transcript in English @GuiTintel: I worked with Rihanna in 2010. She was at the peak of her career, after Rated R and about to release Loud. I was a receptionist at Roc Nation. During the entire production of Loud, for example, I never exchanged a single word with Rihanna. I was the one in charge of the reception desk. She never studied a demo, a composition, a production, or even wanted to know what it was about. She never participated in absolutely anything. Total disregard for her responsibilities as an artist. At the time of Loud's release, for example, she did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to ensure that "Only Girl (In the World)" was released as a single. Just look at the interviews, the credits, and the records from that time. It's factual. And she wasn't just any singer. She was RIHANNA. The main artist of Roc Nation, one of the biggest pop stars in the world. Other professionals took on the responsibilities that should have been the artist's. The song lyrics, the meetings, the choice of singles, and all the coordination around the releases. I didn't even try to talk to her anymore. She was inaccessible, a true pop diva. Do you doubt what I'm saying? Then go check her participation in the interviews, the making-ofs, and the studio records from those historic and important eras. It's all there. It's factual. Everything is recorded. Let's see if I'm lying. She is a brilliant professional in cosmetics and lingerie of the highest importance, fundamental to pop culture, but she is terrible as an artist. And I repeat: being an artist is really hard. You have to dedicate yourself and do a lot of things behind the scenes that don't get likes and have no glamour. You can cancel me, but certain things need to be said and debated. Everyone has always been afraid to debate this publicly. Afraid of the Navy. I include myself. But I'm already fed up with reading so much falsehood about her artistic work.- Bye, Whis
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