Rihanna Talks Chris Brown, Drake Brawl; Has Sex With Chris On New Track?

Rihanna is finally sharing her side of the Chris Brown and Drake nightclub brawl as rumors fly about her having sex with Brown for a new dance track.

It’s been a few months since singer Chris Brown got into a nasty altercation with Drake at a NYC nightclub called WIP.

Reportedly the big fight was a conflict of love interests since Chris Brown’s ex was allegedly romantically involved with the Young Money rapper, but RiRi is denying the allegations.

According to the Bajan beauty there was definitely some tension between the two hot heads, but it didn’t have anything to do with her.

“I wasn’t even there,” Rihanna told Vogue magazine for its cover story. “It had nothing to do with me.”

Of course, her absence doesn’t mean she still wasn’t the cause of the friction between the hip hop stars who seemed quite unhappy to see each other again at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Another set of rumors claimed that it was a difficult situation trying to get both men in the same room and some believed that it would be awkward for the “Where Have You Been” crooner.

Once again, however, those allegations were blatantly denied.

“It was easy,” the 24-year-old bluntly answered. “No problems.”

The short interview wasn’t enough to convince many people that the brawl wasn’t caused by both of the men’s feelings towards RiRi, but if you ask the feisty songstress she still hasn’t found a “ballsy” man that’s worth her time.

As her interview with Vogue continued, the subject changed to the sexy siren’s dating life and which she claims is basically non-existent.

“I have not been on a date in forever. Like two years,” Jay-Z’s mentee stated. “Haven’t gone to the movies, to dinner. Zero.”

The Battleship actress exclaimed that as much as she would love to go on a date there isn’t a man with enough balls to man up to asking her out.

“No one asks,” Chris Brown’s ex replied. “Trust me on that. I’m waiting for the man who’s ballsy enough to deal with me. I’m going to wait, though. You always find the wrong sh*t when you go looking.”

Of course, one can’t help but wonder what that really means about the singer’s relationship with Brown.

“There’s some obsession that’s continued even throughout when we weren’t friends or couldn’t be friends at all,” the good girl gone bad explained about her friendship with her ex. “Hated each other. The world hasn’t let go. They haven’t seen any progress in our friendship, because they don’t see anything, really, besides the song.”

By “the song” the sexy singer was referring to her recent collab with her rekindled flame for “Birthday Cake.”

In her opinion, however, the song didn’t mean they were getting back together… she simply wanted to make the song a duet and felt as the 23-year-old singer was perfect for the job.

Speaking of Chris Brown/Rihanna collaborations, rumors have surfaced about a rather controversial song that features the rekindled lovers on the same track creating moaning sounds.

Many songs in the R&B world feature very sensual sounds and moans, but what makes this song stand out?

An anonymous source told Media Take Out that the couple actually had sex together in the recording booth in order to make the moans as real as possible.

“The new couple was in the booth by themselves, with only a sound engineer watching,” the unreliable website reported. “And we’re told that the two actually got it poppin in the booth – to ensure that the moans sounded real.”

Clearly the rumors seem a bit far fetched and don’t have much evidence to back them.

Not to mention, both singers have had to make sensual moans and noises for previous songs and never needed any help from anyone else to make them sound authentic.

 

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