Claims extracted
17
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
6%
1 of 17 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
Rihanna revealed she’s hanging onto 170 unreleased songs since her last album.
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she → reveal → album
“If there are 10 products in a vault, then I have at least 17 vaults,” she said during a TikTok Live for Fenty Beauty on Wednesday — that adds up to 170 songs.
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that → be → songs
A$AP Rocky, the “Umbrella” singer’s longtime partner, previously divulged that she was “in the studio right now” during an August interview with Jason Lee, adding “Like, bro, she working.
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she → divulge → Lee
She cooking, no funny sh–t.
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She → cook → ?
The Grammy winner’s last album, “ANTI,” was released well over a decade ago, in January 2016.
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album → release → January
Since then, her fanbase — known as the Navy — has been anticipating her next album, despite the release of her 2025 track “Friend of Mine” for the “Smurfs Movie.”
In 2018, she heavily hinted at a reggae-inspired or “reggae-infused” album she dubbed “R9,” telling Vogue at the time, “Reggae always feels right to me.
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Reggae → know → me
It’s in my blood.”
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It → ’ → blood
She also addressed fan malcontent over the next album, telling the outlet, “I know I have some very unhappy fans who don’t understand the inside bits of how it works.”
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it → address → bits
Later that year, she tormented them with an Instagram Reel, captioning it, “update: me listening to R9 by myself and refusing to release it.”
But in 2020, she literally changed her tune, saying the album wouldn’t be confined to reggae, and explaining that she feels she has “no boundaries” when it comes to music.
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it → torment → music
“I’ve done everything — I’ve done all the hits, I’ve tried every genre — now I’m just, I’m wide open,” she told British Vogue at the time.
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she → do → time
“I can make anything that I want.”
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I → make → that
By 2022, she told Vogue she was viewing her “next project completely differently,” and that same year, she shared a social media teaser for her song “Lift Me Up,” which dropped in October of that year.
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which → tell → year
A year later, in 2023, she confessed to British Vogue that though she wanted the album to drop that year, “Maybe it’ll never come out and no, I’m not down to that.”
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I → confess → that
She subsequently explained to Interview Magazine in 2024 that perhaps her “visual ideas” were “leading [her] to the songs” that she “needed” to make.
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she → explain → that
In her most recent update, the “Love the Way You Lie” singer told Harper’s Bazaar last year that new music won’t “be anything that anybody expects,” noting that it also won’t “be commercial or radio digestible.”
She added, “It’s going to be where my artistry deserves to be right now.”
Then again, fans have speculated a retirement from music — which catapulted her to stratospheric heights of fame — could be on the horizon.
“Music was the thing that got the attention, but God had other plans for me,” she told fans at a Fenty event in 2024.
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she → love → 2024
Conversation
Your voice matters.
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voice → matter → Conversation
Discussions are moderated for civility.
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Discussions → moderate → civility