Music | August 26, 2008 | 37 comments

Rihanna covers the Numa Numa song

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With this, the great wheel of culture completes a 360-degree rotation. Soon it will grind us all to bits.

(Who am I kidding? I totally love it.)
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37 comments // Rihanna covers the Numa Numa song

  • bigloutech
  • ktnite1
  • des10
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      des10  
    • i'd hardly call this top news. unless the qualification in top news is "unbelievable!"

      rihanna: because you're beautiful and sweet we'll let you get away with it just this once. another few stints like this and you're going to be taken as serious as courtney love "coming clean" from her drug habits.

    • 3 years ago
  • bcass22
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      bcass22  
    • why is this on the main page? when did current turn into YouTube 2...? People are really starting to stretch the the meaning of the phrase "tell us something interesting"

    • 3 years ago
  • Mel0dy
  • RoBot_rOcKer
  • Blackgossbo
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      Blackgossbo  
    • Anything for a buck...Rihanna gets Numa Numa...I thought hollywood was runnin' outta ideas...I guess the music industry is too...
      Wait till you hear Lil' Wayne's version of Chocolate Rain...

    • 3 years ago
  • kat719
  • DeliaTheArtist
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      DeliaTheArtist  
    • This is the crappiest top news I've ever seen. How in hell did this get voted to the top? No offense Sloan, I like the numa numa song as much as the next guy but WTF...

    • 3 years ago
  • 24French
  • slocket
  • sarahlou79
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      sarahlou79  
    • I can see this doing really well - it's got a catchy beat to it and she's done a good creative version but i agree with argon18, it needs the dance!!!

    • 3 years ago
  • ivxx
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      ivxx  
    • I can't believe this CRAP bet out the Kucinich speech of a Current News Spot! That thread was at the top of the leaderboard all night and it gets taken down in the last ten minutes by a staffers thread... Good to know here at current.com we report the real news

      I never vote down but this... come on? Bullocks!

    • 3 years ago
  • J_Jammer
  • ivxx
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      ivxx  
    • ivxx:

      Oh jammer, I can always count on you to fear adverse opinion. You keep betting that little red button in to the ground... but wait what is this jammer thinks this is news worthy? Okay, so if you saw this on the evening night you wouldn't stop and go 'what'?

    • 3 years ago
  • J_Jammer
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      J_Jammer [removed]  
    • ivxx:

      I didn't hit the red button on many things.

      But I did hit it on that one and not on the Clinton one and Mrs Obama one.

      It matters on how much it bothers me or the saturation of the topic. Most pot ones I hit the red button because going on and on about it as if you are only right about it is disturbing. Also the Bush bashing ones and the ones that promote Obama and the Fox bashing and the love fest for other things.

      There's a running theme around here and it seems there's a lot of repeaters going on--there are other things, other fun things like this one that need to be seen. There's only so much of the other one can take before it's tedious and boring and trite.

      and would I stop? I like things that are light in fare because it removes the burden of this horrible world for a moment. I would have and laughed. It's good to laugh.

      Sometimes people who are part of the reason you come here have good suggestions that are pushed up because of just that and not because of what they do....but apparently when something moves on up that people don't like they like to blame something instead of seeing it for what it just is.

      Not everyone has the same thoughts as you nor the same cares at that moment...just because you love the DNC doesn't mean others do.

      As you see I'm sick of the gay topics and political ones and the hate Bush and fox ones..it's never anything new it's the same old same old---but it doesn't matter because it matters what the whole thinks, not just me.

    • 3 years ago
  • ivxx
  • J_Jammer
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      J_Jammer [removed]  
    • ivxx:

      Yes I did. I answered if I would watch it.

      You asking me if it's newsworthy is a different question all together. I tell my brothers about things like this because they would know about because they know about the famous Youtube people. My friends...not so much. I know who finds what news interesting and who I can tell what to.

      I find it entertaining and lighthearted. Trying to bog everyone down with depression and the lie of how important an election is is tiresome.

      Let's say that the news was on at 6pm and they were doing those "later on the show" type things and they brought her up and showed the clip of what she would be singing....I would wait to see it. It's worthy to me.

      I have two pot friends (ha..never called them that) and I would share some articles from here with them, but they've been really busy and I haven't gotten to talk to them in a really long time and now that I think about it its' been far too long. University and one is in the UK--time difference.

    • 3 years ago
  • BenDorries
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      BenDorries  
    • ivxx:

      Hey ivxx,

      Looks like you've got a couple issues with this story winning and I just wanted to remind you of a couple things.

      Factors that effect the outcome of stories making it on to the newspod are voting and commenting; this story just happened to receive more votes/comments than the other one. Maybe more people felt the way J_Jammer does and wanted something else to win that wasn't the DNC. I'm not sure. If you really don't want a story to win it's usually best to just vote down and step away - IE not comment.

      There's a good deal of information about how this stuff works here :

      http://current.com/items/89036777_let_s_talk_staff_participation_algorithmic_sou...

      and here

      http://current.com/s/faq.htm

      Also, it looks like the Kucinich story is in 1st place with 8 minutes left on the clock - my guess is it will make the news pod.

      If you have any more questions/concerns about this or anything else feel free to shoot me an email.

      Thanks,

      -Ben

      bdorries@current.com

    • 3 years ago
  • Incredulous
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      Incredulous  
    • ivxx:

      Well, while I almost NEVER agree with anything Jammer has to say, and I adamantly disagree with his use of the red button...I have to agree with him here on one thing;

      It's good to laugh.

    • 3 years ago
  • J_Jammer
  • Robroy1
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      Robroy1  
    • I still like good old Rock-Roll and Rythm and Blues. This is some sort of art form but I am not sure how much art it just dosen't take much art to form it.

    • 3 years ago
  • Mr_Costello
  • Hendrix_Is_God
  • J_Jammer
  • Incredulous
  • richjm
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      richjm  
    • Once it kicks in I like but I'm not keen on the beginning of the song.

      In an old job, I used to work with a guy who was the spitting image of Numa Numa guy. I'm still not 100% convinced it's not him in the iconic clip...

    • 3 years ago
  • toshiba
  • bishopobispo
  • Argon18
  • Twana
  • keeshii768
  • marcozarco
  • CharlieG
  • Swiyyah
  • ihateyou
  • sloan
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      sloan  
    • Aw, there was a music player on the page a second ago; now it's a lame-o YouTube link. Still, worth a listen. Your brain will fold a little.

    • 3 years ago
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