Pop star Rihanna has compared Auckland paparazzi to Nazis in an online post, drawing criticism over her choice of metaphor.
The 25-year-old singer from Barbados played three shows in Auckland this week as part of her Diamonds World Tour, following a series of shows in Australia last week.
She posted a paparazzi photo of her standing in her Auckland hotel room window wrapped in a blanket - taken by Kiwi photographer Simon Runting - to her Instagram on Wednesday morning with the caption: ‘‘I hate these n*ggaz more than the Nazi’’.
Another wrote: ‘‘Rihanna if you can even tell me anything irrelevant to the Nazi party and what happened in world war two, i will accept your Nazi instagram’’
Others supported the singer, saying she’s entitled to privacy regardless of her fame.
Universal Music NZ declined to comment on the photo.
The singer was booed in Adelaide when she appeared on stage 80 minutes late, and critics suggested she was drunk during her Perth performance.
- via AAP
The 25-year-old singer from Barbados played three shows in Auckland this week as part of her Diamonds World Tour, following a series of shows in Australia last week.
She posted a paparazzi photo of her standing in her Auckland hotel room window wrapped in a blanket - taken by Kiwi photographer Simon Runting - to her Instagram on Wednesday morning with the caption: ‘‘I hate these n*ggaz more than the Nazi’’.
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The caption - lyrics from a Kanye West song - received a
mixed reaction from fans, including one who tweeted: ‘‘Seriously
Rihanna? someone taking your picture and your privacy is NOT even
comparable to a Nazi.’’Another wrote: ‘‘Rihanna if you can even tell me anything irrelevant to the Nazi party and what happened in world war two, i will accept your Nazi instagram’’
Others supported the singer, saying she’s entitled to privacy regardless of her fame.
Universal Music NZ declined to comment on the photo.
The singer was booed in Adelaide when she appeared on stage 80 minutes late, and critics suggested she was drunk during her Perth performance.
- via AAP
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