Rihanna Answers 15 Questions From A$AP Rocky | Vogue

Either you are superficial or you are just trying to copy my answer. What's happening? Vogue this ASAP. Rocky here and today I will go head to head with Rihanna. I am good how are you? I have a couple of

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for you from both, what is the first thing you notice in someone when you see them for the first time? What is the first thing you look for? The first thing you see is someone's face, unless you are looking at their shoes, normally I tend to look at their skin, their teeth, their smile and after that it's more about the energy they give off, that's actually very important because all that beauty could go to if your behavior is like hitting the most of the guys, not me, but most guys look at the butt, you feel me, but you know skin is definitely one of them, the good news is you know the ass has skin, thank you all for noticing our skin, how would you describe your skin, my skin type is just as complicated as men's, you know, yeah, he wasn't prepared for that because they always try to say that women are complicated.

I have gone through many skincare changes within my journey that began with acne. for sure, even sensitivity and melasma and being a black woman not knowing that I need to use sun protection. I have learned a lot, so what is your skin type? Pretty, what's your favorite bad word. It means so much in four letters. You mean? like you know I just like dropping my you know my kind of juice or like yeah, that could mean that could also mean that's true, but I like it more uh yeah, what's your favorite item that you bought for less than twenty Dollars? my last favorite purchase at twenty dollars was definitely a diffuser for my essential oils, that's funny because you're a guy, but that means a lot to us, that's what, hot sauce, high top sneakers for me, jacket with an umbrella, this It's a complicated question because my fans may feel that I am a hypocrite.

I have made the most money with the Sun Column jacket. Next up, who is your number one beauty icon? This is going to sound very redundant and very cliché, but my mother, my whole concept of beauty came from her. I was always so intrigued. she wanted to dress me how she wanted to look like her I wouldn't do my hair like she would do my makeup like her she was a still skirt for beauty products, perfumes and makeup it's so strange that it has come full circle that all of these companies are things that I have extended my creativity too and it's been a part of my brand in general, so I learned from the best, you know, I had the best teacher, my mom, what's the only part of beauty? industry you wish you could change I would like the leaders of the beauty industry to be a more diverse set of pioneers who have not only experienced the culture but have experienced neglect in the industry, whether it be their tone or type of skin.

I feel like there are so many gaps to fill and we'll only know from the pioneers who have experienced those gaps and the lack of their representation in the industry, so I think by having an eclectic variety of skin types, different skin tones. cultures and people and representations of religions and cultures you would have the most information on where to go next what was the hardest part of working with me at fenty skin can I tell you what it is to not laugh all the time the hardest part of working with you, for a fancy skin, you were getting your approval on your pictures because your skin is pretty regardless of us, that's why we hired you, you know what I'm saying, they're like I can't choose which of my pores is smaller and which picture I'm just playing, but Yes, it's not difficult to work with you.

Hey, what was your first red carpet look? Can you remember that silly, skinny young man and the inspiration for my future and my evolution? This had to change. He's crazy, so what's next? What is your favorite look? mine, oh you know what I really love those bell capris with the bunny ears, scully, yes, oh pretty, I love that outfit as much as ever. I could use it like a girl, but I can't, oh yeah, you would just do it. pull this out yeah that outfit is surely one of my favorites it's so fun it's so corky and weird and you what's your favorite color to wear and the black, brown and gray lip but I really love the light green, lime green could be for anything. makeup nails hair outfits different fabrics different furniture I love lime green no I can't front lime green go with everything like that I love that okay what's your favorite show to binge watch when you're at home like right now oh my god this ?

It's probably going to be really embarrassing for people to know that we want to know no, but I don't know which one is my favorite, but it usually starts with the real housewives of everything, the real housewives of everything, huh, that's cute, how do you stay mentally and inspiringly alive? It's good to be aligned mentally and inspirationally, I mean, it requires two different sides of my brain and my spirit, because one is much more logical and the other is like convincing myself of what I want to feel or what I want. to evoke it in an inspiring way it is me that I am attracting it is like what I want to bring to my spirit my mind my logic my being my ideas my creative space that is where the inspiration goes I want I want that to come in and come in In a way, it comes from a way and it is evoked through my art in another way and that could be inspiration for someone else in the future, so those two things are like yin and yang and the core of who.

I'm an artist, that's a dumb question. They have never asked me. That's weird. I love this question. I feel like I just discovered myself. What do you wish people talked about more in the beauty industry? The topic of inclusion has become a thing. which, like our brand, has simply fallen into a sincere and organic perspective, like mine, my idea of ​​beauty has always been that of a black woman, so the way I expanded the idea was to make care of skin into a more gender-neutral idea, where men feel It is also included because men love their skin and take care of it, but feel obligated to only use products that are or for men because anything beyond that It seems too feminine, it's not for them, they're not allowed, they don't do it.

I don't have permission and you come from the neighborhood, but you're pretty and you like your fashion, but you represent a lot of masculine criteria that they don't really allow themselves until they see their representation and you have represented a lot of those. men, for me it is very important for me that you are part of that pleasure, it is all mine. I want to say thank you for supporting me at a time when I just returned from jail. Thank you for identifying my beauty as a man. you know what i'm saying i appreciate you like the real pharrell you know not only that thank you for answering a lot of

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i really didn't know i really appreciate it too you know this was tight it was good to catch up you and everything hey shout out to

vogue

shout out to the bad girl, read the screams again, fenty skin, scream asap, okay guys, if you want to see things, turn around, just head over to gq to see me, ask asap,

rocky

a lot. of face to face questions