Rihanna Uses Some Fenty Math to Reveal She Has ‘At Least’ 170 Unreleased Songs in the Vault

Rihanna Uses Some Fenty Math to Reveal She Has ‘At Least’ 170 Unreleased Songs in the Vault

A$AP Rocky said RiRi was in the studio in August. Rihanna attends the 2025 CFDA Awards at The American Museum of Natural History on November 03, 2025 in New York City. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Trending on Billboard It’s been more than 10 years since Rihanna’s last album, ANTI, which has spent over a decade on the Billboard 200, but the Navy is still starving to hear what Rihanna has in store if she does decide to shift the music landscape with some new tunes. RiRi hosted a TikTok Live for her Fenty Beauty brand on Wednesday (Oct. 7), and while promoting some of her new products, she took a fan question, which asked her to estimate the amount of unreleased songs she has in the vault. Rihanna used some Fenty Beauty math to reveal she has “at least” 170 songs in the stash ready to go at the moment. “If there are 10 products in a vault, then I have at least 17 vaults,” she said. Doing some quick math to solve Rihanna’s equation, 17 times 10 equals the 170 songs she’s cryptically referring to. Rihanna’s partner, A$AP Rocky, who shares three kids with the beauty mogul, divulged that Rih was back in the studio and actively recording during an August interview with Jason Lee. “Yo, she in the studio right now,” he begrudingly disclosed. “Yeah, I said it. Sorry, babe. Like, bro, she working. She cooking, no funny sh–. Damn, I’mma get in trouble for this.” There hasn’t been much noise when it comes to Rihanna’s plans for new music. Rih’s last release came in 2025 and saw her contribute to the Smurfs Movie soundtrack with “Friend of Mine.” ANTI arrived in 2016 and spent two weeks atop the Billboard 200. Rihanna returned to the stage in July as part of Jay-Z’s Extra Innings show at Yankee Stadium and performed “Run This Town” and “Bitch Better Have My Money.” Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up

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