Shut Up And Drive: Radio

When “Umbrella” is still breaking records for permanence on top of the charts, getting close to beat Wet Wet Wet’s “Love is all around us” astonishing 15 weeks; Rihanna has already a replacement to secure no one’s moving her off the peak position. The good girl gone bad strikes again with a rockier but nearly as catchy proposition; leaving temporarily the R’n’b nest to prove her versatility. Some compares it to Kelly Clarkson’s “Since you been gone” or Britney Spears’ “Toxic” and it has got the same classy appeal. With “Shut up and drive” Rihanna should only encounter an obstacle in her climb: herself.  shazam