Rihanna’s “Savage x Fenty Show Vol.4” has been available online since Tuesday (November 9th) and made headlines in advance with the appearance of Johnny Depp, among other things. The movie star and musician was part of the show as a model, which caused mixed feelings among many fans. As with the previous three shows, Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty brand’s variety of clothing items were showcased.
Johnny Depp’s performance lasts just under 40 seconds and shows him in dark green silk pajamas and a set of necklaces. His performance begins at a tree, from which he slowly walks away while several dancers surround him. Depp keeps walking, the dancers disappear into the background and he hugs another tree. The song “So Fresh, So Clean” by Outkast is playing in the background.
JOHNNY DEPP IN RIHANNA’S SAVAGE X FENTY SHOW pic.twitter.com/szhVItteW8
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His participation in the show was featured on Twitter Utterances commented like: “The trial is over. Johnny Depp is innocent. ambergris [Heard] is guilty. Some of you may not have seen the trial and show,” while others the opinion: “For Rihanna to do whatever it takes to rehabilitate the image of a domestic abuser and rapist is crazy as hell, because what the hell is Johnny Depp, a rotting corpse, supposed to do at a lingerie show? Does she even know her audience?”
Aside from Johnny Depp and Rihanna, there were musical performances from Anitta, Burna Boy, Don Toliver and Maxwell. Also many other personalities such as Avani Gregg, Bella Poarch, Cara Delevigne, Damson Idris, Irina Shayk and Ricky Thompson and more who showed up in the outfits from “Savage x Fenty”.
Rihanna won an Emmy for Outstanding Choreography For Variety Or Reality Programming in 2022 with Savage x Fenty Show Vol.3. Speaking of this year’s show, she said, “It’s always a challenge to top the previous show. Next year will be the biggest challenge because this year has already been such a massive show and I don’t know how we can beat that but we will try.” All four editions of the show are available on Amazon Prime.