Emotion In The Song 'Rihanna'

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Rihanna expresses a lot of emotion in this song. She reveals sadness, temptation, and true love. Rihanna does an excellent job of showing these emotions in her lyrics. She does not seem happy with her lover, but she is unable to let him go. When Rihanna and Mikky have a duo, it shows that they both feel the same way towards each other.

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