Rihanna’s contribution to the music industry goes far beyond her own hits, from amazing collaborations to writing songs for other artists, showcasing her versatile abilities.
Here are the 5 songs that Rihanna co-wrote that showcase her collaborative spirit and versatility.
Chrissie Hynde, lead singer of The Pretenders, wrote "Don't Get Me Wrong" for her friend, tennis legend John McEnroe, known for his on-court outbursts.
Rihanna also provided vocals for this upbeat song by Shakira, for which she also made a Spanish version showcasing the track’s international appeal.
This dancehall-infused track, featured on Drake’s “Views,” peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard Chart, suggesting another successful collaboration between the two artists.
This R&B/pop single from Future's Hndrxx album delves into themes of love and desire, and features Rihanna's smooth vocals, highlighting her ability to cross genres effortlessly.
Lamar's Damn track explores loyalty in relationships, and he also expresses admiration for Rihanna's impact as an artist and her ability to empower women through her music.