Rihanna ft. Chris Brown - Nobody's Business

[sex]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eel1HynmEXw

MAY contain curse words, i didn't hear any but might have missed some.

THIS IS AMAZING... the beat ugh everything about it!! LOVE

[the.games]

It's quite a cool song. I think it'll grow on me :P.

[geo]

pretty good really, not her best but i like it. :)

[Ellz]

This is like one of the only decent songs on the album, the album isnt that great compared to older albums

[Succubus]

Not too bad, it's got a nice little beat to it :P
Like ryan said it will prolly grow on me eventually!

[Jazz]

its alright, but its not my favourite :p

[samsaBEAR]

If this is a song about that one time where Chris Brown beat the **** out of Rhianna and basically got away with it, it's pretty disgusting that they're singing together about it. She does not set a good example for all the kids that love her music.

[Eric]

next song will be the remake of hit my baby one more time

[Rixion]

it's a great song but doesn't feel right to have her assaulter featuring.. :s

[Judas]

If this is a song about that one time where Chris Brown beat the **** out of Rhianna and basically got away with it, it's pretty disgusting that they're singing together about it. She does not set a good example for all the kids that love her music.

Agreed.

I don't even know where to begin with how VILE these two creatures are. I'm a believer in second chances but when it comes to things like domestic abuse it becomes almost unforgivable to me. But my main issue with their whole relationship is not even what he did, it's the way they handle it publicly. The attention seeking remixes with the sexual lyrics, Chris' tweet after he won/bought his Grammy (""HATE ALL U WANT BECUZ I GOT A GRAMMY Now! That's the ultimate **** OFF!"), and now THIS... Rihanna acknowledged in her 20/20 interview after the beating that she needed to leave him and be a positive role model for young girls who would otherwise think it's okay to go back to their abusive boyfriends and put their lives in danger. What happened to that? Now she doesn't give a **** as long as she gets the publicity and album sales. They are both disgusting to me.

It's "Nobody's Business"... but we're gonna ******* shove it in your faces so EVVVERRYONE can know what's going on anyway. BELL. ENDS.

[Nemo]

Agreed.

I don't even know where to begin with how VILE these two creatures are. I'm a believer in second chances but when it comes to things like domestic abuse it becomes almost unforgivable to me. But my main issue with their whole relationship is not even what he did, it's the way they handle it publicly. The attention seeking remixes with the sexual lyrics, Chris' tweet after he won/bought his Grammy (""HATE ALL U WANT BECUZ I GOT A GRAMMY Now! That's the ultimate **** OFF!"), and now THIS... Rihanna acknowledged in her 20/20 interview after the beating that she needed to leave him and be a positive role model for young girls who would otherwise think it's okay to go back to their abusive boyfriends and put their lives in danger. What happened to that? Now she doesn't give a **** as long as she gets the publicity and album sales. They are both disgusting to me.

It's "Nobody's Business"... but we're gonna ******* shove it in your faces so EVVVERRYONE can know what's going on anyway. BELL. ENDS.

I mostly agree with everything you said. I can maybe understand giving him a second chance in the public eye (not them two getting back together) if he had actually stuck to his counselling and it had worked and he'd shown some remorse. However clearly he's got just as much anger problems as he did before as he was seen smashing windows and crap not long after his counselling. Completely stupid that she'd do a song with him.