In the meantime, she'll hold us over with 'Believe It.' Listen to the track above, and read through the full lyrics below. Her next album wasn't released in 2019 as expected, but Rih has teased that the project is indeed in the works. Since then, the singer has hopped on a couple collaborations as the world anticipates her ninth LP, including DJ Khaled's 'Wild Thoughts' and N.E.R.D.'s 'Lemon' in 2017. Rihanna last album, Anti, arrived in 2016.

Though this isn't quite the full Rihanna album her fans- and Drake-have been waiting for, 'Believe It' is still worth celebrating. Rih takes the choruses in the song, singing from the perspective of a skeptical woman wronged by a partner who's now asking for her forgiveness. The superstar lends her vocals to PARTYNEXTDOOR's new track, 'Believe It,' which appears on his new album PARTYMOBILE that dropped at midnight. This marks one of Rih's latest collaborations as fans await her ninth album.Īmid building her fashion and beauty empire and donating $5 million to coronavirus relief efforts, Rihanna treated fans with a tiny taste of new music.R&B singer PARTYNEXTDOOR released a new song with Rihanna, called 'Believe It,' today.“The songs I’ve heard are incredible - and obviously, from a managerial standpoint, it’s a uniquely incredible experience to work with an artist that can be on a tour of this size and still hype the fans up even more by telling them there’s another project on the way. Of his upcoming album, Drake’s managerial team told Variety that “he has been working on this album for a while… as soon as he dropped ‘Her Loss,’ he just kind of kept recording, and we’re waiting for him to finish the work,” he said. “Me and Nicki Minaj did our first song together in, like, a really long time. What a time, what a time.”Īside from SZA, Drake also hinted at a potential feature from Nicki Minaj at the Detroit stop of his tour on July 8. “I know y’all excited to hear the album,” he said.

Drake announced that he would be releasing a single from the album during the Austin stop of his current U.S. The track serves as the first single part of Drake’s eighth studio LP “For All the Dogs,” which is scheduled to drop on Sept. In “Slime You Out,” it seems the artists are playing on these rumors, as they seemingly engage in a pointed back-and-forth: “You ain’t ’bout the shit you rappin’ about,” SZA sings, while Drake bites back with “Sayin’ that I’m too guarded ’bout my feelings, who the fuck even asked you?” Right Now,” Drake rapped “Yeah, said she wanna fuck to some SZA, wait / ‘Cause I used to date SZA back in ’08,” which SZA confirmed via X/Twitter, stating “So it was actually 2009,” affirming that “anybody who really knows me and was around during this time can confirm. A post shared by SZA collaboration between Drake and SZA has been long awaited by listeners as the pair allegedly used to date.

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