Rihanna Pokemon Ban: 'Work' Singer Hates The Game?

Rihanna Pokemon fan is something you will never see on the singer's future biography as the "Work" singer has made it clear how she feels about the current mobile game craze that is sweeping up the world.

According to Entertainment Weekly, during a concert stop in Lille, France for her Anti World Tour, Rihanna warned fans not to play Pokemon GO during her concerts. "I don't want to see you texting your boyfriends or your girlfriends," she said to the crowd. "I don't want to see you catching any Pokemons up in this b***h!"

Pokemon GO debuted in early July during the Europe leg of Rihanna's world tour and she might have heard of what happened in other singers' concerts. While you would think the "Don't Stop The Music" singer would be pleased that there are Pokemons in her concert venue, that might not be the case anymore after an audience member was criticized by fellow onlookers during a Beyonce concert for trying to catch them all in the middle of an energetic number from the "Formation" singer.

In other Rihanna news unrelated to Pokemon, Rihanna might be feeling a lot of regret right now after a song she rejected from being included in her "Anti" album is now the current chart queen in the United States, the Rolling Stone reported. "Cheap Thrills," sung by Sia, was originally offered to Rihanna during one of her studio sessions. It was after her team asked for "another 'Diamonds,'" a song Sia wrote and produced that became Rihanna's 12^th US No. 1 single four years ago. When Sia pitched it to Rihanna's production team they liked it but they had to pass on as the song was a bit too "Britpop."

Watch the Rihanna Pokemon diss in the Twitter video below.