Rihanna, who is all set to release her eighth album, appears to be creating more excitement for it as on the day of her supposed album release, she has launched a 30 second cryptic Samsung collaboration clip.
The 'FourFiveSeconds' hit-maker, who was supposed to release her new album 'ANTI' on November 27, tweeted a short clip of her upcoming album, where she can be seen bathed in blue light, while approaching a mixing desk and smashing the deck with frustration, the Mirror reported.
The 27-year-old singer captioned the video, "There's more than meets the eye. The next #ANTIdiaRy room is now open," which is actually collaboration between the singer Samsung and theatre company Punchdrunk.
Fans are still no clearer of when exactly they'll be able to hear the finished album. So far three tracks titled, 'Four Five Seconds', 'B**** Better Have My Money' and 'American Oxygen,' have been released.
Notably, this will be the first album of Rihanna since 2012's UnApologetic.
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