rihanna love on the brain official music video

Farris, even if she cannot always control what people say about her. “I am protected, well respected, I’m a queen, I’m a dream, I do what I want to do and I’m who I want to be,” the chorus ends.

It’s an empowering track with a bunch of affirmations nestled in the chorus: “I am healthy, I am wealthy, I am rich,” the song starts off. Farris, who performs under the name Baby Tate, released “I Am” last year. “It’s giving baddie!” she said to the room as she danced with herself in the mirror. Farris threw a few mock punches while twerking gently. Her hair freshly braided in cornrows, with a heart braided on the left side of her head, her makeup - a soft natural glam - flawlessly done, Ms. Farris evaluated all five feet and one inch of herself.

Standing in front of a full-length mirror, Ms. White asked the seamstress to pin them at the middle of her thigh. Her stylist, Todd White, was working alongside a seamstress, and a photographer buzzed around too, all of them like bees swarming their queen. On an early October day in her hometown, Atlanta, the 24-year-old rapper was getting fitted for a music video for her song “Dungarees,” dressed in snakeskin boxer shorts and a see-through halter top from Gucci. ATLANTA - Tate Sequoya Farris has never been shy about her music or her body.

Rihanna love on the brain official music video