Differences Between Beyonce And Rihanna

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For music lovers, the debate of who is better between Beyonce and Rihanna is consistently argued. Both of these women are well known in the music industry. However, society feels the need to put one over the other. This should not be the case because both are great in their own right. Regardless of if the debate is a contrast of their come up, style, or success, Beyonce and Rihanna are both great artists. Beyonce is known to be one of the greatest artists of this time. It is argued that its because of her up bringing. Growing up in Texas, she was raised by both of her parents in a middle class home. Additionally, the star started her career at a very young age in multiple girl groups. Under her dad's management, her true rise to fame

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