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Rihanna does not care if you see her drinking from a flask at the Grammys

She. Does. Not. Care.

Peter Allen Clark

on February 12, 2017

Rihanna does not care if you see her drinking from a flask at the Grammys

LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 12: Singer Rihanna during The 59th GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center on February 12, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for NARAS) Credit: Getty Images for NARAS

Look, we love music as well, but the Grammys is a looooooooong show. One that is much easier to sit through with a good, strong drink.

If you don't believe us, and need a good, strong celebrity endorsement to that claim, we give you the amazing Rihanna and her lack of caring about drinking from her flask.

During a sweeping camera view of the surely fascinated crowd, Riri can clearly be seen drinking and tucking away her flask. And she really doesn't care if you saw it.

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And, just as expected, the internet saw her sneaky sipper. Guess what. She still didn't care.

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She's not even tucking it away, holding it for all to see.

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We sure hope that Rihanna isn't the only one to think ahead at the hours awaiting awards show attendees. Either those smiling faces surrounding her either had several rounds before the show started or have flasks of their own.

They just don't have Rihanna's bravery to bust it out whenever they need help sitting through the Grammys.

Peter Allen Clark

I have done neat stuff all over these United States from sailing lessons on the Puget Sound to motorcycle maintenance on the backroads of upstate New York. My professional experience extends from newspaper reporting in the mountains of Eastern Oregon to fixing espresso machines throughout Kentucky. I also have kept a cat alive for 10 years.