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Feels so good being bad There’s no way I’m turning back Now the pain is for pleasure, ’cause nothing can measure Love is great, love is fine Out the box, out of line The affliction of the feeling leaves me wanting more.
[Chorus] ‘Cause I may be bad, but I’m perfectly good at it Sex in the air, I don’t care, I love the smell of it Sticks and stones may break my bones, But chains and whips excite me.
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[J. Cole] Hey, you know they say pain is pleasure Turn this up when you play this shit One time for my latest girl You can be one of my greatest hits Tired of rapping ’bout chains and whips Do you like to get chained and whipped Do you like rough sex, hit em like I’m upset Do they get your panties wet Let, let, lets go, you rocking with Cole, it’s the best flow With the game on lock while them lamo’s watch I’m on fire, they are not I kick down the door, they all knock Bitch I’m a boss, they on a clock You used to be a good girl, don’t matter Since you got bad, you only got badder
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Usher has unveil that he could be recording with Rihanna in the near future.
Usher had worked with Nicki Minaj and Beyonce previously,said that he would love to do something with Rihanna.
''Of course I'd do a track with her. We've been friends and our teams work together and we've talked about working together in the past, but it could potentially happen," Usher told Loose Women.
He added: "I would love to work with her. I think she's an incredible artist."
Meanwhile, Rihanna has been bombarding actor Colin Farrell with racy text messages, according to reports.
This summer there will going to be more fun as R&B stars CEE LO GREEN and RIHANNA have announced that they will be touring together.
14 arena shows in North America will be played by the F**k You hitmaker and the Rude Boy singer.
The trek begins at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg, Canada on 18 June (11) and ends in New Jersey a month later (Jul11).
Rihanna added: “I'm a huge fan of Cee Lo since his days with Goodie Mob and with Gnarls Barkley. He's a musical genius, continually reinventing himself and I'm thrilled to have him join me on tour.”
Barbadian singer Rihanna who is battling bronchitis and laryngitis teamed up with Canadian rapper Drake for a very raunchy performance of their duet together called “What’s My Name?” at the 2011 Grammys that is currently taking place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
Wearing a skimpy red outfit with a fringe and bright red hair Rihanna showed the world that she has no problems whining and teasing her former lover in public as African drums played behind.
The performance which included eight very flexible back up dancers, a very pretty costume and some spectacular flames was very easy on the eyes – too bad we cannot say the same for our ears.
“What’s My Name?” is featured on Rihanna’s latest CD “Loud” that was released last year and has sold three million units worldwide. Rihanna and Drake have each have four nominations for the 53rd annual Grammy Awards.
Rolling Stone cover of Rihanna's next topic, newsstands and which will be shown on Friday's digital archive (requires subscription) online.
