The song SOS is one of Rihanna’s most famous hits. It turns out that there is a secret hidden in its text. It was revealed by singer songwriter Evan “Kidd” Bogart on his Behind The Wall podcast.
Adam shared the unexpected story of the creation of the 2006 hit. “I had no idea what I was doing when I wrote this. The entire second verse of the song is ’80s song titles put together in sentences because I thought it would be really clever,” Bogart said.
“No one thinks about it… It’s like take me (A-Ha), I could die in your arms tonight (Cutting Crew), I’m melting with you (Modern English), you drive me crazy (Tears for Fears), oh god, you make me hold me (Kim Wilde), the way you make me feel (Michael Jackson)… These are all number one songs of the 80s,” the Rihanna songwriter shared.
Rihanna has spoken out about motherhood before. He has two sons: RZA Athelston Myers and Riot Rose Myers.
Source: People Talk
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