Or too immature?

she doesn’t match with the image of values important for nivea and that’s it; it’s a business, it’s public relations, think about it and maybe hesitate next time before writing some racist comments.
ps: I think he finds her too sexy for this job;)

Too trashy…..that’s universal.

And that’s why neither Madonna or GaGa were even approached for this.

She can’t be all “thug life” and trashy one day and surprised when she’s dropped or criticized another.

Class…Rihanna…..hmmm, not sure those two words belong in the same paragraph.

That’s not very professional of the CEO though, either. Way to show your own true values, sir! This saddens me because Nivea actually gave me the opportunity to meet Rihanna last summer, of whom I was indifferent toward (musically & personally). After seeing her live and meeting her post-show, my whole perspective changed. She was one of the sweetest celebs I’ve met and my job had me meeting plenty. She was humble and preferred giving comments to accepting them. The “new” Nivea will not have my support, for showing hypocrisy to their own values. If you can’t trust a company that hired you and then changes their views just because one new person comes in, then no one can.

Right away the blacks play the race card..again! Isn’t that time getting old yet?

Advise to Rihanna: if you dress like a skank, behave like a vulgar gutter skank- don’t be surprised to be treated as one! And now if this is true, its time for me to go back to Nivea products.

@Dre, thank you, true dat..true dat

I agree with you to a point; this was a bad decision by the new CEO. Where are the Nivea lawyers? They should have strongly advised him not to put a negative spin on this by throwing in a little sensitivity. His comment was innappropriate, and he should have worded it differently.

My only exposure to Rihanna was in New York at a Barnes & Noble….her limo pulled up and the store was suddenly shut down….I wasn’t angry with her but I was furious at B&N…I had a plane to catch and needed something from the store…lol.

My true thought though is that Rihanna & Nieva should definitely have parted ways…the product & the superstar does not match up, period.

Nivea didn’t sponsor either Madonna or Lady Gaga, you do realize that kindof negates your point, right? Not to mention you are playing the race card while making racist accusations against Germans. Bit hypocritical, aren’t you.

“The blacks?” Really? Are you classified as “the whites?” I don’t understand why issues like these always comes down to a racial matter. When I heard about it I didn’t say it was because she’s black. I said I don’t blame the company because her behavior is “R” and “X” rated at times and, it is inconsistent with the behavior they want displayed by a person representing their product – case closed. You @Lalala need to stop making what some people of a certain race does out of something and assuming that all people of that same race does it, thinks it or says it. Opinions are opinions, freedom of speech is as well and both have my respect; say what you think you need to say but, you really need to think about what you say before you say/type it and if you did, you should be concerned.

she’s not too sexy, she has become to controversial. This has nothing to do with her ex either. She needs to remember when she goes out, to wear underwear and that her clothes don’t say anything offensive.

what are draws?? lol