Yesterday MTV tweeted a link to a story about Rihanna smoking weed at Coachella. As you can see above, Rihanna’s response was basically to tell them to f*ck off. MTV then deleted the tweet. Today Rihanna is tweeting up a storm about getting blazed for 4/20 day. Rihanna wins.
Additionally, a friend recently pointed out to me that Rihanna follows Pornhub on Twitter.
I think I’m in love with Rihanna.
(Via MTV’s Tumblr)
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If Rihanna manages to replenish her fuck supply at some point, I would be thrilled to accept one from her.
Anyway, can we please stop acting surprised and disappointed when an actor or musician is seen smoking pot? Unless they specifically say that they don’t do it, or they represent themselves as such, then I think we should really just assume that they all do. And also realize that it’s not an issue at all.
What does MTV have to do with music?
I sort of ask that seriously. Do they influence anything anymore?
//I’m over the dreaded 30 so I haven’t watched MTV in forever
@MTV looking pretty gangsta with “the Yikes” tweet.