
Wait, what’s this? Rihanna is now completely covered in silver paint and touching herself with aggressive self-appreciation. (I hope that umbrella remembered to wear a condom.) This also goes on for a while, with Rihanna making it very clear that she loves devices that can protect her from the elements. Somebody has given her an umbrella do dance with (imagine that, considering the name of the song) and she does so with gusto. Now Rihanna is in another room, with fancy moldings on the walls and her wearing some odd fishnet stockings that indicate the girl really didn’t pay any attention in church. You can see that Rihanna’s current outfit is putting a lot of pressure on her nether regions. (Interestingly enough, we don’t see the upper half of Rihanna doing this very difficult toe-balancing, so I’m thinking “body double”.) We do get some upper-body shots of Rihanna waving an umbrella about, but you can’t see her feet.

Oh look, now Rihanna is a ballerina walking across the stage on her toes. This goes on for a bit, with Rihanna slapping away the attacking water in ways that are sure to accentuate her heaving breasts. To deal with this deluge, Rihanna changes into a white outfit that clings to her body when it’s wet, because if the rivers are going to rise, you might as well look sexy for the rescue party. Then Rihanna does a nice “Flashdance Tribute” move, which causes giant ice blocks to melt and suddenly waves of water are splashing our girl. She performs a few dance steps, which mostly involve touching her head and shoving her booty at the camera. Cut to Rihanna, finally standing up after her catnap, and we can see that she’s wearing another one of those outfits where she has to be really careful with her arm movements or ta-ta’s will be set free. Jay-Z finishes up and runs off to collect his paycheck. One of the girls is so inspired that she turns around to show us that her hoodie is emblazoned with something sparkly.) (The slightly-Asian girls continually cast their eyes at Jay-Z like every word he raps is the most important thing that they’ve ever heard. Jay-Z keeps doing his rap-sing section of the song, and it’s abundantly clear that his lyrics really have nothing to do with the original words, but this is not important because it’s Jay-Z and everybody knows that you should just let him do his thang. (We get brief glimpses of Rihanna still lounging on that other stage, doing the “eh…eh” part of the song.) It looks kind of dangerous, but Jay-Z is down with it since it seems kind of fun as long as nobody gets electrocuted. There’s a constant shower of sparks falling down during this segment, and I’m not sure what that’s supposed to mean. She’s reclining on a fog-filled stage somewhere, probably trying to build her strength back up after saying “ella” 246 times.Ĭut to Jay-Z, also on a stage, and surrounded by a bevy of slightly-Asian beauties wearing hoodies and dark sunglasses.

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