From MGK covering 'Love On The Brain' to Tom Holland's legendary 'Umbrella' performance.
Over her two-decade career, Rihanna has built a catalog that can rival the best of them. With hits like “Umbrella,” “Stay,” “Diamonds,” “Love On The Brain,” “We Found Love,” and many more from every era, the Barbados native has influenced generations of artists.
This cover of “Stay” is delicate and whimsical, and she plays with the flow of the lyrics so that it sounds like a jaunty inner monologue. The song, in turn, feels less desolate in the end, and it’s a nice feeling.Little Mix was a group of remarkably talented singers, and you can really experience their full range of talent in their acoustic and harmonized rendition of Rihanna’s “Love On The Brain.
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