@trechosforu: "We Ride" (2006) de Rihanna, é sobre decepção, lealdade quebrada e fim de relacionamento. A letra narra a história de alguém que prometeu ficar ao lado do parceiro ("até o dia em que morrermos"), mas descobre uma traição e decide seguir em frente. A música marca um ponto de virada, onde Rihanna aceita o fim do romance e decide "matar" esse sentimento, optando pelo amor-próprio em vez de aceitar a infidelidade. O videoclipe foi dirigido por Anthony Mandler e filmado em Miami e em Florida Keys. O visual reflete a busca por liberdade e o recomeço após o fim de um relacionamento tóxico. Atualmente, "We Ride" ocupa o status de uma faixa nostálgica e "esquecida" pelo grande público, sendo celebrada quase que exclusivamente pela base de fãs dedicados da Rihanna (a Rihanna Navy). Em uma era dominada por números bilionários de streaming, a música atua como uma joia escondida do início de sua carreira. #rihanna #fy

Trechos 4 u
Trechos 4 u
Open In TikTok:
Region: BR
Friday 22 May 2026 23:11:03 GMT
7691
609
11
24

Music

Download

Comments

ingrid.tayana.29
Ingrid :
acho essa música linda
2026-07-21 22:52:10
0
ninhagomes70
leticiagomes6791 :
essa boa demais
2026-05-23 23:15:32
3
ladyblueive
Lady BLUE ive🔥✨ :
Riri♥️
2026-05-23 00:02:11
0
httpssos
🕸️ :
minha favorita dela 🥺
2026-05-23 04:55:56
1
feliipechris
felp :
Essa é das boaaa
2026-07-09 01:11:28
0
guxfenty
FENTY :
♥️♥️♥️
2026-06-17 10:44:53
0
magnamagno32
Magna Magno :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-05-23 00:01:26
0
eliz.prof
eliz.prof :
❤️❤️
2026-06-28 01:49:05
0
To see more videos from user @trechosforu, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

The Spring Budget is being announced today and it’s thought that cuts to the benefits system will go deeper than first thought. This overhaul of the benefits system will result in an estimated 1.2 million disabled people losing eligibility for their personal independence payments (Pip). I’m so glad we got a chance to speak about this on This Morning last week and I wanted to share my thoughts. What I don’t get is why governments seem to always punch down - we should all be horrified about this.  Any one of us reading this could become sick or ill - or have to care for someone who is - in our lifetime. And I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t be able to survive financially without support if that were to ever happen.  I hate this rhetoric that people are not deserving of support - these cuts could kill people or make life harder for anyone already struggling. Personally I want to live in a society that helps vulnerable people. The system is already stacked against people with disabilities.  Cutting benefits isn’t going to stop people being disabled. It just punishes people who deserve support. It doesn’t solve systemic issues - like the barrier disabled people face to employment like inability to work from home, lack of accessible commuter routes, inaccessible work spaces or or discrimination.  These cuts will lead to increased poverty, food insecurity, housing and financial security - and that’s before we get onto how it will impact their physical and mental health.  It feels so disappointing to come from this government! Punching down isn’t going to improve our healthcare or make more affordable housing or reduce crime. 💔 #fyp
The Spring Budget is being announced today and it’s thought that cuts to the benefits system will go deeper than first thought. This overhaul of the benefits system will result in an estimated 1.2 million disabled people losing eligibility for their personal independence payments (Pip). I’m so glad we got a chance to speak about this on This Morning last week and I wanted to share my thoughts. What I don’t get is why governments seem to always punch down - we should all be horrified about this. Any one of us reading this could become sick or ill - or have to care for someone who is - in our lifetime. And I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t be able to survive financially without support if that were to ever happen. I hate this rhetoric that people are not deserving of support - these cuts could kill people or make life harder for anyone already struggling. Personally I want to live in a society that helps vulnerable people. The system is already stacked against people with disabilities. Cutting benefits isn’t going to stop people being disabled. It just punishes people who deserve support. It doesn’t solve systemic issues - like the barrier disabled people face to employment like inability to work from home, lack of accessible commuter routes, inaccessible work spaces or or discrimination. These cuts will lead to increased poverty, food insecurity, housing and financial security - and that’s before we get onto how it will impact their physical and mental health. It feels so disappointing to come from this government! Punching down isn’t going to improve our healthcare or make more affordable housing or reduce crime. 💔 #fyp

About