'I'm so glad that my lady's back making music': A$AP Rocky elated over Rihanna's Super Bowl return
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: A$AP Rocky is quite excited to see his partner Rihanna back on stage performing live music. The Grammy-nominated rapper was talking with Zane Lowe on the Apple Music 1 radio on Wednesday, January 18, when he brought up the ‘Run This Town’ singer’s return with the Super Bowl Halftime show. It will be Rihanna’s first public event after the 60th Annual Grammy Awards in 2018, "I'm so glad that my lady's back making music again and whatnot, and getting back out there. It's just incredible," said Rocky. He further added, "The Super Bowl is huge, and her being creative she is, she going to bring it, man. I'm excited. I'm more excited than everybody else, honestly."
The couple started dating in November 2020 and shared almost a decade-old friendship together. Rocky and Rihanna welcomed their son in May 2022, and the proud parents can’t help but boast about their eight-month-old baby, and their new roles. The 34-year-old rapper also released his new single, ‘Same Problems?’ out of guilt that his songs, which are often in reference to drugs and partying, could be a contributing factor to the issues society faces today more than ever.
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"Without preaching too much, I just wanted to touch on something a bit different as opposed to just being braggadocious, flamboyant, and just regular rap content for me. I just wanted to express myself and tell how I felt without preaching. And I think we can all relate. We all got the same problems," said Rocky to Lowe.
This can’t be just co-incidence, as the rapper’s one of biggest hits, "F— Problems," completed its 10th anniversary, and it is still a party anthem among his loyal fans. "It's just like problems, problems, you know what I mean?" Rocky says jokingly.
During the radio show, the ‘LSD’ singer shared that he is giving the final touch to his upcoming album right now, and also indicated that Rihanna too has been busy digging out something fresh. The ‘S&M’ singer's last album came in 2016, ‘Anti,’ reports People.
Recently, Nick Adams got the attention of many when he claimed that fellow countrymen will love to see singer Kid Rock perform during the Super Bowl halftime instead of Rihanna. The event this year will take place at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on February 12. He tweeted, "The American people want Kid Rock for the Super Bowl Halftime Show, NOT Rihanna."