Is Rihanna the Only Good Billionaire?
glamour.comAnti, after all, an album I spent so long listening to when I was friendless and broke in L.A. in my early 20s that I still can’t put on “James Joint” without having a Pavlovian reaction that spurs me to tears.
Who am I to try and dim her light?I always felt a little, well, confused about Rihanna’s predecessor on the woman-billionaire front, , being described as ; not because she doesn’t work hard (I watch The Kardashians!
I know a family empire like that doesn’t just happen!) but because being descended from an internationally famous clan does seem to give you, uh, a leg up.
Rihanna, on the other hand, has been hustling to make her music career happen since she was discovered in her Barbados hometown at 16, and to be honest, all I want for her is ease (along with an unlimited charge account at ).Ultimately, I’d love to see the downfall of the capitalist state that controls us all, and I still think a better world is possible if we work for it. (Here’s to a single-payer health care system in our lifetime, baby!) That said, if the Elon Musks of the world are going to spend their time and seemingly unlimited funds and and generally being as evil as possible, I want Rihanna in that billionaire boys’ club that I assume meets once a year on a private ski slope in Gstaad to discuss the fates of us lowly under-humans.
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