Rihanna - Anti -deluxe- -2016-album- 〈BEST × 2024〉

Recorded in one take, reportedly after a night of drinking. You can hear the slur in her voice. It’s an explicit, desperate piano ballad where she tells a lover she isn't "a model" or "a traditional woman." It’s the most vulnerable moment on the album.

Aggressive, industrial, and weird. Rihanna uses her lower register to taunt an ex. It’s unsettling and brilliant—the sound of someone burning a bridge with gasoline. Rihanna - ANTI -Deluxe- -2016-Album-

From the haunting sirens of "Goodnight Gotham" to the sticky confidence of "Sex With Me," the Deluxe tracks are not afterthoughts; they are the closing arguments. They prove that Rihanna wasn't just making an album; she was building a universe. A decade later, no one has come close to touching it. Recorded in one take, reportedly after a night of drinking

This track feels like a runway. It’s brash, club-ready, and lyrically simple: "Pose, and let me see you get low." It sounds like a leftover from the Unapologetic sessions, but placed here, it acts as a jolt of caffeine after the slower "Close to You." The Rihanna - ANTI -Deluxe- -2016-Album- uses "Pose" to remind you that despite all the art rock and ballads, Rihanna can still make you move your hips. Aggressive, industrial, and weird

A fan-favorite that should have been a massive hit. This track channels 80s rock ballads (think Prince or The Cure). Rihanna’s vocals are drenched in reverb as she begs a lover to fix their relationship. The guitar solo is gritty; the lyrics are desperate. It’s the heart of the album.