Rihanna's popularity rises as sexy music video gets banned

Rihanna's S&M music video is getting banned in several countries, a parental warning, and is too sexy for some.

The pop queen s video was released with much hype, delivering her most edgy, borderline playboy style music video yet with references to Busta Rhymes and Eminem.

Rihanna in the last month has become the world s most popular social media icon as she beats Eminem, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and even doubles her fan base over Drake in 2011.

With more good news to come, the controversial yet very popular Rihanna is scheduled to perform at the Grammys with Drake.

FIN Staff

Film Industry Network News Desk

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