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Rihanna has been endlessly teasing the music video for her latest single on social media. In fact, RiRi even showed a teaser for the "B-ch Better Have My Money" music video at the 2015 BET Awards.
It seems as though all the teasing was worth it, as the video shows a lot of craziness than most actually imagined it to be. Directed by Rihanna and Megaforce, the seven-minute video is actually very dark and cinematic.
This is Rihanna's first attempt at directing, and she surely didn't disappoint. There's really no need for any "anxious" feelings, RiRi.
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The video shows a lot of nudity, some angst, and a whole lot of money. The plot highlights Bad Gal RiRi with her squad as they kidnap a wealthy blonde woman and torture her continuously in various locations.
What's even better is the plot twist, showing that the "b-ch" isn't even a woman, but a man portrayed by "Hannibal" actor Mads Mikkelsen.
Rihanna shows a darker side of herself in the video, donning long brown locks with a dark pout throughout the video. As expected, Rihanna gets her money at the end of the video as a close up shot reveals the singer drenched in blood.
The last scene is actually very reminiscent of the film, "Carrie." But this isn't the only cult classic that bears a lot of similarities with the music video.
In one scene after Rihanna kidnaps the blonde bombshell, she and her squad make a quick getaway in a sky blue, top down, American vintage sports car as they drive into the dessert. Now, the scene has an uncanny resemblance to "Thelma and Louise" who drove off in a 1966 Thunderbird.
"Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill" tells of a story of three female go-go dancers that kidnap an innocent woman and zoom across a dessert in a sports car. Rihanna's #BBHMM squad, including herself, actually does the same in the music video.
Watch the literally insane video of "B-ch Better Have My Money" below.
