In reply to Robbyearl.

The fact that Rihanna said she didn't see anything inherently problematic about her BBHMM video says it all. The violence in that video wasn't strategically practiced for artistic intent. It was for kicks. And that video was nothing short of trifling by the way. At least movies are honest about their intentions. Glamorizing makes something appear to be desirable, which is exactly what she does when you refer to her multiple videos that have rely on violence as a shock factor or the hundreds of pictures of her glorified drug use. Rihanna has no problem carelessly and enthusiastically making a spectacle out of drugs, gun violence, sexual violence, and abuse to look cool and be a "savage" until it negatively affects her personally.

And even to a certain extent, a filmmaker or actor who habitually tries to make violence look attractive and fun, is just as wrong when they attempt to speak out against pervasive violence in the real world. Because they normalize it. And they celebrate it. It's just like those rappers who rap about f-omg bitches and shooting people and robbing stores, glamorizing criminal activity. Their stances on issues are garbage too. And Rihanna is just like them. She's socially irresponsible and her words are empty. Back to school fool.