Hurricane
Rihanna · Other Songs - Rihanna
Warning, warning, The hurricane's coming
So all you haters out there, yes you better start running
Lock your doors, protect your homes
The hurricanes coming through the microphone
Blowing up right through your zone
Coming straight toward your throne (coming straight for your throne)
Hurricane it's the hurricane (hurricane it's the hurricane)
Blowing holes right through your brain
Hurricane it's the hurricane
Hurricane
(Kill it Rihanna, yo)
Straight out the Carribean sea
You know you gotta feel me
Im a 1,2,3,4,5 category, and im so deadly
Come from the land of Barbados
And you know that im more dangerous
Im coming for the come
gonna huff and a puff and blow your house down
You've got to dig this one
Tell them all to run
When its said and done,
I'll be the champion,
moving strong and fast,
the industry's forecast
Just put me first and the rest of them last
(and the rest of them last)
And the rest of them last (come on girl, uh)
Hurricane it's the hurricane (hurricane hurricane)
Blowing holes right through your brain (straight through your brain)
Hurricane it's the hurricane
Hurricane
So you better be warned
Don't be fooled by the eye of the storm
Cuz when you least expect
Imma creep right in
you best protect your nest
So whoever you are (are)
no matter near or far (far)
just check your radar,
and look out for Rihanna
You've got to dig this one
Tell them all to run
When its said and done,
I'll be the champion
Warning, warning! (this is a warning)
Warning, warning! (Rupee, Rihanna)
(coming straight out of Barbados)
Hurricane
Rihanna's "Hurricane" stands as a defining track from her 2012 album *Unapologetic*, showcasing her evolution from pop icon to a more mature, R&B-infused artist. The song features a moody, atmospheric production that complements her vocal delivery, which blends soulful grit with electronic textures. Released during a pivotal era in her career, the track reflects themes of resilience and overcoming adversity, resonating deeply with listeners seeking emotional depth. It exemplifies the genre-blending approach that characterized her work in the early 2010s, merging dance-pop sensibilities with a darker, more introspective tone. The recording remains a notable example of her ability to craft songs that are both commercially viable and artistically significant, solidifying her status as a versatile force in contemporary music.