Rapper Rihanna just got her talent recognized for the nth time after garnering awards from the recently concluded American Music Awards 2016. Her song "Work" has brought her up to the top this time.
To cascade the overflowing emotions after receiving several awards from the American Music Award, Drake and Rihanna rocked the floor by performing "Don't" by Bryson Tyller, and "One Dance" feat. Wizkid and Kyla. Fans are ecstatic, as well as Rihanna and Drake.
Rihanna won three categories in the American Music Award for their song "Work" hit the top of the billboard, and gave no chance to the other songs for nine weeks straight. Being the number one song out of the various well-composed music arts kept Rihanna and Drake up despite controversies.
The work of Rihanna and Drake won three out of the 13 nominations of the tandem, as reported by XXL. They got trophies for the Favorite Hip-Hop Album for Views, Favorite Hip-Hop Artist, and Favorite Hip Hop Song for their "Hot Bling."
After the awarding, it seems like the career of both Rihanna and Drake elevate more after the recent release of Drake's "Bad Blood" Apple advertisement. Taylor Swift reacted on Drake's version of "Bad Blood" after accusations of lip sync-ing.
The positive response of Taylor Swift on Drake's performance on his Apple-inspired advertisement somehow confirms the booming relationship between Drake and the "Red" singer Taylor Swift. The love life of Taylor Swift intrigues the music fans most due to its surprising break up with Calvin Harris and swiftly getting a new boyfriend, Tom Hiddleston.
Rihanna and Drake are confident that they will still get to the top again due to their very supportive fans and other artists who are also in the same field. As they have established good relationships with their fellows in the music industry, both of them are grateful for the support they are getting.
As a good and caring friend, Drake prays for the recovery of Kanye West who just confirmed his cancellation of his Saint Pablo tour. Kanye West has been hospitalized for exhaustion in the announcement drama.
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