Is it possible that Rihanna song album loud

The new album contains a song called 'Fade' references that are likely relationship with her former boyfriend, as well as uptempo song featuring Nikki Minaj.The 22 years), matching her bright red jacket for her hair and flaming red lipstick, her look pairing with high narrow heels.Ever Black and white striped dress and silver star R & B, Rihanna made sure to finish off the outfit with some huge sunglasses Rayban Black - although he has been seen outside.Rihanna dark, leaving her hotel to head to pick up her ex-boyfriend, Drake in Concert in the Radio City concert Hall.Following Rihanna stopped by greenhouse nightclub after party.Rihanna and rapper 23 years), the Canadian briefly dated last year following a split from Chris Brown.  

Can be singing Rihanna for her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown in one of the tracks featured in her upcoming album "loud." Just Jared has got a chance to get the width of the effort, and reveals that a song called "fade" in the signal is unlikely that the previous relationship with the singer "with you." "Ready for Change, baby, and open my eyes and finally bring you fade away," lines from the words of a beautiful reading of the story. "After it's too late ... you run your mouth. So fed up, do not press your luck today, what a girl to do when the cry from the inside.  

Apart from the track, and will be the fifth album from singer 22 years) with current fans and also a quick and uptempo that features young rapper Nicki Minaj money. Entitled "Raining Men", the song features "the difference among children popular 'miney meenie eenie locked", and claimed the addition of site.In to Nicki Minaj, R red-haired singer and B also song samples Avril Lavigne "I m and you are" in " "track titled" attractive incredible joy. " The other songs included in the group is "just a girl (the world)", "What's my name?" , "S & M," "California king (bed)," "that chick" and "a man down." Rihanna and follow-up to try and "Rated R" will make itself available on the shelves all over the United States on November 16.