Mashabiki wamponda Rihanna,ajibu mapigo

Mashabiki wa muziki wamemponda mwanamuziki mwenye 'swaga' za kutosha jukwaani, Rihanna, hasa namna anavyovaa kwenye shoo zake, mitaani, na mambo anayoyafanya jukwaani.

Rihanna amewajibu kwa kusema yeye ni Rockstar na si parent , hivyo ana uhuru wa kufanya chochote anachotaka katika sanaa ya muziki.

Mashabiki wamemponda Rihanna kwa kusema, binti huyo mwenye miaka 23 ni pornstar na si rockstar.

Her onstage antics during her north American tour have included swigging beer, throwing back shots and writhing with female audience members - not to mention singing and dancing.

So after all that, it is understandable that Rihanna would be feeling a little sleepy.

The singer looked like she may have forgotten to change out of her nightshirt as she left her New York hotel yesterday.

Rihanna was pictured out in New York yesterday wearing what looked like a nightshirtShe beat the 32 Celcius (90F) New York heat by going without trousers, adding only large hoop earrings and tan brogues to the ensemble as she shopped with her entourage including best friend Melissa.

The 23-year-old seemed to have bed on the brain, posting a picture earlier of her customised 'RiRi' pillowcases provided by her hotel.

At her sell-out concert in Atlantic City' Borgata Hotel & Casino & Spa the night before, Rihanna indulged in even more risque behaviour than usual in front of an audience full of young fans, including slugging alcohol, making offensive hand gestures and overtly sexual dance moves.

The star wore an array of typically risqué outfits, including ultra short shorts and colourful cropped top and a slinky silver sequinned dress for the performance.

And in another typically outrageous dance move, she took part in a girl on girl dance with a female member of her dance troupe.

The singer is often seen indulging in some risqué dances - she once famously performed a lap dance with a female fan on stage, and gyrating on top of her.

But her risqué moves, which often extend to her music videos, have gained Rihanna some unwanted publicity.

Earlier this year, she was forced to defend her controversial new music video Man Down, insisting 'this is the real world'.

Taking to Twitter, she attacked her critics, claiming she was a 'rockstar not a parent' and saying she had 'the freedom to make art'.

Man Down attracted the wrath of the Parents Television Council, who blasted Rihanna for showing a 'cold, calculated execution of murder.'

But Rihanna, herself a victim of domestic violence, disagreed with the criticism.

'I'm a 23 year old rockstar with NO KIDS! What's up with everybody wanting me to be a parent? I'm just a girl, I can only be your/our voice!' she wrote.

And in an apparent direct response to the PTC she added: 'The music industry isn't exactly Parents R Us! We have the freedom to make art, LET US! Its your job to make sure they don't turn out like US.'

The council said in a statement: 'Rihanna's personal story and status as a celebrity superstar provided a golden opportunity for the singer to send an important message to female victims of rape and domestic violence.

'Instead of telling victims they should seek help, Rihanna released a music video that gives retaliation in the form of premeditated murder the imprimatur of acceptability.'

'A defiant Rihanna praised her fans for their support, tweeting: 'Thank you for the amazing response on ManDownVideo. I love you guys, and I love that u GOT IT!!'

It was the second time in as many weeks Rihanna attracted criticism from the PTC - she was also slammed for her kinky performance with Britney Spears at the Billboard Awards.

Last year, Rihanna was also criticised for being too provocative when she performed her hit song What's My Name, for the X Factor finale in the UK.

Once again she thrusted her way through her solo performance in tiny pants and strapless bra.