Rihanna's much-talked-about single with Chris Brown has found its way online, just days before her full album, "Unapologetic," hits shelves on Monday.
The upbeat pop song - which has alternatively been called "Nobodies Business" on the official track listing that Rihanna tweeted last week - sees Chris and Ri trading verses about a perfect love, one that everyone else should butt out of.
"You'll always be the one that I wanna come home to ... Let me love you and show you how special you are," they sing to each other. "I wanna be your baby, you'll always be my baby, tell me what you want."
Gawker found "Nobody's Business," unlike their prior collaborations earlier this year, to be "an excellent pop song: sublime, clear, catchy."
New York Magazine's Vulture concurred, noting, "of course it had to be like, really good."
Both HitFix and the Huffington Post note that the track rocks like a Michael Jackson throwback, although HitFix warns that not all listeners may be prepared for such a lovey-dovey exchange between the headline-making pair.
"'Nobody's Business' is a decent song, if you're in a place to hear it," HitFix critiques. HuffPo, meanwhile, calls it "a straight-up smash."
The upbeat pop song - which has alternatively been called "Nobodies Business" on the official track listing that Rihanna tweeted last week - sees Chris and Ri trading verses about a perfect love, one that everyone else should butt out of.
"You'll always be the one that I wanna come home to ... Let me love you and show you how special you are," they sing to each other. "I wanna be your baby, you'll always be my baby, tell me what you want."
Gawker found "Nobody's Business," unlike their prior collaborations earlier this year, to be "an excellent pop song: sublime, clear, catchy."
New York Magazine's Vulture concurred, noting, "of course it had to be like, really good."
Both HitFix and the Huffington Post note that the track rocks like a Michael Jackson throwback, although HitFix warns that not all listeners may be prepared for such a lovey-dovey exchange between the headline-making pair.
"'Nobody's Business' is a decent song, if you're in a place to hear it," HitFix critiques. HuffPo, meanwhile, calls it "a straight-up smash."
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