Rihanna has reignited the anticipation of her devoted fan base by announcing that she possesses a substantial collection of unreleased music, comprising at least 170 previously unheard songs.
During a recent TikTok live broadcast for Fenty Beauty, a 38-year-old individual made a notable announcement, utilizing an unconventional analogy to convey the substantial amount of materials at her disposal.
The artist revealed that with 10 items in each of their strong boxes, they possess at least 17 such containers, resulting in a total of 170 tracks ready for release.
A$AP Rocky's partner recently disclosed the information, following a confirmation by A$AP Rocky in an August interview with Jason Lee that he was actively engaged in producing new music.
Rocky stated that the individual in question is currently in the studio, actively working, and described their focus as "no nonsense." He also acknowledged the potential consequences of his comments, implying that he may face repercussions for speaking out.
Rihanna's fan base has been eagerly anticipating a new studio album following the release of her 2016 Grammy-winning album "ANTI". Although the artist has remained active, releasing the single "Friend of Mine" in 2025 for the film "The Pigs", a successor to "ANTI" has yet to be announced.
Over the years, the performer associated with Umbrella has generated widespread speculation by issuing contradictory statements and providing evasive hints.
In 2018, the artist mentioned plans for a reggae-inspired album, which fans have referred to as "R9". She expressed her affinity for the genre, stating that reggae music has a natural connection to her. Additionally, the artist acknowledged the disappointment of some fans who may not fully comprehend the creative process behind her work.
In a subsequent social media post, the artist expressed his decision to withhold the release of R9, stating that he was choosing to focus on the album alone.
Eminem's latest comments to Harper's Bazaar indicate that her upcoming music will diverge from industry norms, as she has stated it will not conform to commercial or radio-friendly expectations.
