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Wait Your Turn [Explicit]

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It's the 2nd track of the "Rated R" album and is a really fun song to listen to. This would have to be 5 stars because I love fun, I don't like repeated choruses, a boring beat, or any type of non-stop cussing even though this has only like 2 curse words. Overall, the album "Rated R" should be called Rated Rocks because this album rocks my socks.

I am not a Rihanna fan, but I usually just find songs that I like of hers. This album,in my opinion, is amazing. It is a completely different style, but of course it is probably because of everything that happened between her and chris brown. I didn't originally like this song but after a couple of times I knew I wanted it.

This song excels lyrically, instrumentally, and is pretty catchy. Rihanna's vocals are getting stronger over time, and this song is just another example.

When it has came down to Rihanna, she honestly though hasn't been able to strike a chord with her music the way she had intended it. After the haunting assault she had which broke her soul and heart with Chris Brown. While she has gotten past the heartbreak, she unfortunaetly hasn't been able to thrive the way she had done with ehr fans in the past. Instead, she has decided a more dormid approach with her songs, like the way she did with Russian Roulette, and trying to capitalize on that the way she did with Disturbia. That hasn't been shown well here on the second single from Rated R, Wait Your Turn. The song really isn't striking at all, and showcases more aof a mixture of gothic and reggae melodies. Sadly, I really didn't feel the impact and strike she could've brought into the song, and it felt weak. I think Rihanna needs to draw in more attention to the kind of songs she has to endure, because that darkness might go more dreary if she doesn't keep waiting turns.

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