Rihanna launched a snippet of her single for the upcoming film "Black Panther: Wakanda Eternally" on Wednesday, her first new tune in a number of years.
The celebrity shared a 15-second video of "Carry Me Up," which featured her melodically buzzing and Friday's date – the anticipated launch of the remainder of the tune. The clip had greater than 2.4 million views in simply over an hour.
Her magnificence line, Fenty Magnificence, responded to the tweet: "Rihanna reigns Wakanda eternally."
The announcement comes a day after a video from the "Black Panther: Wakanda Eternally" Twitter web page confirmed the film's title earlier than singling out the letter "R" in "eternally," main followers to consider Rihanna was popping out of her hiatus. Her final album, "Anti," was launched in 2016. Since then, she's been featured on a a number of songs, together with DJ Khaled's "Wild Ideas" and Kendrick Lamar's "Loyalty."
Rihanna has been busy although. In 2019, she grew to become the world's richest feminine musician and two years later, she grew to become a billionaire at age 33 – largely due to Fenty Magnificence.
Earlier this yr, she and rapper A$AP Rocky welcomed their first youngster, and final month it was introduced that she's going to take heart stage at February's Tremendous Bowl halftime present.
The second Black Panther movie would be the first installment of the superhero collection with out beloved, late actor Chadwick Boseman. The film follows the occasions after the dying of King T'Challa and the way Wakandans combat to guard their nation from invading forces. The movie will debut in U.S. theaters on Nov. 11.