In the April issue of Vogue, glam gal and fearless redhead Rihanna offered much style and substance. Where some may opt for avoidance about the incident that changed perception and career trajectories, others are openly expressive about its impact; available to everyone should be forgiveness and the opportunity for reinvention especially with lessons learned.
I especially appreciated how Rihanna chronicled her reinvention as quoted in Vogue, "It actually gave me a lot of liberation ... I was able to tap into the personal part of my music," Rihanna said. "I started to tell stories through my music that were actually my stories ... before that ... there was still a little bit of protection, there was still an innocence to me ... I keep using the word unapologetic ... There's a freedom that comes with all that. Where you feel like you don't have to make an excuse for being yourself."
As an artist and on a scale of 1 to 10, how do you rate your fearlessness? How great is your willingness to expose the raw and transform it into the bangin' sound of just right?
Who needs 10 when you've got the power and creativity to deliver a redhot 11?
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