The Barbadian songstress playfully warns someone who asks her when her new album is going to be released during an Instagram Live, saying she's 'trying to save the world unlike y'all president.'

• Apr 11, 2020

AceShowbiz - Rihanna is joining the list of celebrities who are not pleased with the way Donald Trump handles the coronavirus crisis. The "Umbrella" singer has inserted a subtle jab at the president during a fun Instagram Live with Lil Uzi Vert.

In the video, the Grammy Award-winning artist joined Uzi's virtual party from her home, where she was having fun with some friends. Rocking long braids, red lipstick and black sunglasses, she had a dance-off with Uzi to his song "Futsal Shuffle".

RiRi also took time to read the comments, when she noticed that some people kept bugging her about the release date of her new album. Issuing a playful warning, she told them that if one person asked her again about the record while "she's trying to save the world unlike y'all president," it's going down "on sight."

All in all people were enjoying Rihanna and Uzi's joint social media activity. "i need more uzi and rihanna interactions bc that was very cute," one person reacted to their Instagram Live. Another echoed, "Rihanna and Uzi dancing to futsal shuffle is the cutest thing you'll see today."

A third commenter dubbed it "the best live stream of quarantine." Another person gushed, "Rihanna and Lil Uzi having a dance battle can cure you Corona Quarantine Depression with one hand." Someone else shared, "Uzi and rihanna on ig live together is mt favorite thing to come out of quarantine."

Rihanna has indeed taken action in helping the world battle the coronavirus pandemic. She recently teamed up with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to boost the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles by over $4 million. The Barbadian beauty has also purchased and sent a ventilator to her home country for her father Ronald Fenty, who is battling the COVID-19.

"My daughter Robyn was checking in on me every day," he said, referring to the pop star by her birth name. "She did so much for me. I appreciate everything she has done." Talking about his symptoms, he shared, "I thought I was going to die, to be honest... I got a fever up inside of my nose. I had a fever across my lips. It was just a lot of fever. I feared the worst."