From the strained, raspy belts on "Higher" (reportedly recorded late at night after drinking whiskey) to the tender acoustic vulnerability of "Close to You," the album celebrates imperfections. She sings with dirt under her fingernails, embracing cracks, breathless transitions, and unedited emotional outbursts.

A slow, sexual grind set to a trap beat. The title says it all. This track showcases the album’s sonic diversity—moving from rock to dancehall to minimalist porn-chill.

: The album title reflects Rihanna’s desire to go "anti" against the industry's expectations of her as a pop-hit machine.