It’s fair to say that Rihanna has always been incredibly inclusive when it comes to her Fenty beauty range and Savage x Fenty clothing line.

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Fenty famously follows the mantra of “beauty for all,” with Rihanna sure to model the products on a diverse range of people.

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And the same can definitely be said for Savage x Fenty, which the star launched with the promise that she will never let down the people who have felt excluded by lingerie brands in the past.

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“I have a unique opportunity to change things,” Rihanna said of her collection at the time.

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She added to Entertainment Tonight: “We can not neglect those consumers. That consumer is one that’s been neglected before and I’m not gonna let that happen here.”

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In her efforts to include everybody, Rihanna uses models aged 18-60 with different body shapes and different gender identities to showcase her collections.

Speaking to AP about her vision for Fenty in the past, she said: “Inclusivity is part of the brand, always. We don’t believe in division. We do not believe in excluding anyone.”

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And while Rihanna’s efforts have always been widely praised, people couldn’t help but gently roast the star when a clip of her discussing her gender-inclusive boxer briefs recently resurfaced online.

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In fact, Rihanna has been accused of “trying so hard not to get cancelled [sic]” in the 2020 clip, which was filmed at her Savage x Fenty Show Vol. 2 in October 2020.

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Discussing her new product, Rihanna stumbles over her words as she explains that the boxer briefs are for: “Both men and women and non binary people of all, uhm, gender appropriations and the pronouns.”

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“Everyone is included,” Rihanna concludes. “I didn’t want this to be a ‘boxers are for men’ type situation.”

The clip was recently reposted to TikTok, where it has been liked over a million times. In the comment sections, fans have poked fun at Rihanna for the ramble while acknowledging that her heart was in the right place.

“she a lil confused but she got the spirit,” one person commented. Another wrote: “she said y’all not gonna get me cancelled [sic] today 😭”