Rita Ora Much like a celebrity-packed episode of a Ricky Gervais sitcom, Rita Ora
boasts an all-star cast for her debut outing. With Drake's lyrics, a
guest spot from Tinie Tempah and production courtesy of Chase &
Status and Stargate, it would take a hefty amount of talent to remain
noticed amongst the industry heavyweights who have contributed to
'R.I.P.' - especially after the recent revelation that it was initially
offered to Rihanna.
Naturally, the news has sparked vicious comparisons between the two. "R.I.P, to the girl you used to see/ Her days are over, baby, she's over," Ora sings over fizzing synths and grimy breakbeats, determined to overcome her lost love. She still has a considerable way to go before she reaches RiRi's level of icy command on such a track - but for a girl who once considered entering Eurovision, it's safe to say she's come along leaps and bounds.
Naturally, the news has sparked vicious comparisons between the two. "R.I.P, to the girl you used to see/ Her days are over, baby, she's over," Ora sings over fizzing synths and grimy breakbeats, determined to overcome her lost love. She still has a considerable way to go before she reaches RiRi's level of icy command on such a track - but for a girl who once considered entering Eurovision, it's safe to say she's come along leaps and bounds.
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