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Rihanna Has Joined the Battle!



    If you were one of the millions of fans around the world who witnessed the Super Bowl LVII halftime show then you may have noticed something that many Super Mario Smash Bros fans have been raving about on social media. Rihanna's stage set up appears to have been inspired by one of Nintendo's most popular game series. 

Quoted tweets on Twitter include: 

"Why Rihanna's stage look like a stage out of Smash bros? 😂" - iKhanOfCons


"So has Rihanna joined the Battle? #SuperSmashBros" - @SocialDCon1


"New Smash DLC RiRi"- @TheGamerzNuts


However, this isn't the first time a music artist has been inspired by video games. Missy Elliot, Travis Scott and The Red Hot Chili Peppers are just a few of the long list of artist who have incorporated gaming into their music.


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KhanOfCons

khanofcons@gmail.com

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