Eminem's totally pointless appearance is filled with painful rhymes (including this lovely line: 'Homie can you show me where the gosh darn bath salts are/Д¬ause I'm sick of sniffing asphalt'), and the trademark repetitive chorus doesn't help matters either. Then we have her second duet with Eminem, 'Numb', which, um, let's just say is certainly no 'Love the Way You Lie'. Songs that should be club hits like 'Pour it Up' and 'Jump' (the latter of which samples a lyric from Ginuwine's 1996 hit 'Pony'), come off as boring and depressing. The opening track on this album, 'Phresh Out Da Runway', just sounds like she's messing around with a synthesizer and a hip hop beat and sounds totally boring as a result, and its chorus, which seems to repeat the title a minimum of 9, 836, 589, 076 times, will likely drive you to insanity. Even the horribly depressing Rated R album had the decency to give us 'Rude Boy', and Loud and Talk That Talk were filled with hook-filled catchy club anthems like 'What's My Name' and 'We Found Love'. The songs may be catchy, but there isn't any hooks. The big problem with this album is that it suffers from a general lack of interestingness. That's not even the most of the problems, however. And Unapologetic, is a testament to her idea to just keep going with no rest, that, would in theory sound good, instead just has us wondering about her mental state, especially if it drives her to hang around with Chris Brown. Now while this may not have anything to do with the album, it certainly is telling that the idea of someone making 7 albums in 7 years is just plain ridiculous, and needs to take at least a year off to either get her s-t together, or maybe take some time to, you know, actually plan things properly. Among the many problems that plagued the tour was lack of food or any access to what everyone usually goes to the Carribean for- the beach. Riri's latest way to promote her latest album was a tour plane, and journalists have made no effort to hide the fact that the whole thing was poorly organized. In fact, she has a lot to apologize for with album. And aside from a duet with Brown on her latest album, which comes off as tasteless and totally vomit-inducing, there really isn't any proof of her being, um, unapologetic. It would certainly seem that way, as even after the incident with Chris Brown beating her to a bloody pulp, she still indulges in a bit of time with ex-boyfriend and admitted woman beater Chris Brown. Rihanna's seventh album is titled Unapologetic, which usually describes someone who isn't afraid to cause a little chaos. Review Summary: She forgot to make this one interesting.

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