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#CHUpdates: #OnThisDay 11 years ago ▶️ #Rihanna released “B**** Better Have My Money” as a standalone single.🚨📈 _____ Rihanna delivered one of her most aggressive and unapologetic releases with “B**** Better Have My Money” in 2015, arriving as a standalone single ahead of her next era. The track was written by Rihanna, Bibi Bourelly, Deputy, Kanye West, Travis Scott, and WondaGurl, bringing together a stacked lineup of collaborators that shaped its hard-hitting, trap-influenced sound. Although it was originally intended for #ANTI, it was ultimately removed from the final tracklist alongside #FourFiveSeconds and American Oxygen,” making it a distinct pre-album release rather than part of the official era rollout. On the Billboard Hot 100, the single debuted at No.23 after selling 108,000 copies in its first four days. The following week, it moved 133,000 units—up 22%—and reached No.4 on the Digital Songs chart, though it only climbed to No.19 on the Hot 100 due to its delayed availability on streaming platforms. The song spent several weeks fluctuating around the top 20 before the release of its music video in July triggered a major surge, with sales jumping 65% and streams rising 84%, pushing it to a peak of No.15. Internationally, it reached the top ten in countries like France and New Zealand, while also charting within the top 20 in Canada and Australia. The cinematic visual, co-directed by Rihanna and Megaforce, amplified the song’s impact with a dark, revenge-driven storyline filmed in Los Angeles, including scenes shot in Marina Del Rey. Its trailer premiered at the BET Awards ahead of release, helping drive anticipation that translated into its chart rebound. Over time, the track has remained a standout moment in Rihanna’s catalog, later earning placement on Pitchfork’s list of the best songs of the 2010s, despite existing outside of her official album eras. _________________________________  ✅ Follow  @NYCpromoter for more!
#CHUpdates: #OnThisDay 11 years ago ▶️ #Rihanna released “B**** Better Have My Money” as a standalone single.🚨📈 _____ Rihanna delivered one of her most aggressive and unapologetic releases with “B**** Better Have My Money” in 2015, arriving as a standalone single ahead of her next era. The track was written by Rihanna, Bibi Bourelly, Deputy, Kanye West, Travis Scott, and WondaGurl, bringing together a stacked lineup of collaborators that shaped its hard-hitting, trap-influenced sound. Although it was originally intended for #ANTI, it was ultimately removed from the final tracklist alongside #FourFiveSeconds and American Oxygen,” making it a distinct pre-album release rather than part of the official era rollout. On the Billboard Hot 100, the single debuted at No.23 after selling 108,000 copies in its first four days. The following week, it moved 133,000 units—up 22%—and reached No.4 on the Digital Songs chart, though it only climbed to No.19 on the Hot 100 due to its delayed availability on streaming platforms. The song spent several weeks fluctuating around the top 20 before the release of its music video in July triggered a major surge, with sales jumping 65% and streams rising 84%, pushing it to a peak of No.15. Internationally, it reached the top ten in countries like France and New Zealand, while also charting within the top 20 in Canada and Australia. The cinematic visual, co-directed by Rihanna and Megaforce, amplified the song’s impact with a dark, revenge-driven storyline filmed in Los Angeles, including scenes shot in Marina Del Rey. Its trailer premiered at the BET Awards ahead of release, helping drive anticipation that translated into its chart rebound. Over time, the track has remained a standout moment in Rihanna’s catalog, later earning placement on Pitchfork’s list of the best songs of the 2010s, despite existing outside of her official album eras. _________________________________ ✅ Follow @NYCpromoter for more!

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