Rihanna Informative Speech

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While Rihanna is one of the most famous celebrities out there, many still don't know much about this talented individual. In this post, we've compiled a list of Top 9 Things You Didn't Know about Rihanna.

Rihanna Fact 1: Jay-Z is Her Hero

Did you know that Jay-Z was the one who started Rihanna's career? After hearing Rihanna singing, the president of Def Jam Records Jay-Z signed a six-album deal with Rihanna right on the spot.

Rihanna Fact 2: No Brollas...

Rihanna banned umbrellas at some of her concerts as the celebrity was afraid that people might injure themselves trying to imitate her moves.

Rihanna Fact 3: Insurance

Rihanna paid 1 million dollars for her leg insurance.

Rihanna Fact 4: Give Me My Chicken

Unlike Ariana Grande who

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