Rihanna - Cheers: (drink To That) (audio)

The song was a significant commercial success, proving its longevity as a modern-day drinking anthem:

Critics generally received the track as a fun, infectious party song, though opinions on its production were split: Rihanna - Cheers (Drink To That) (Audio)

: Reviewers from PopCrush praised its "singalong" energy and Rihanna’s more relaxed, "reggae" vocal style. Many noted that its focus on resiliency—specifically the line "don't let the bastards get you down"—gave the track a grit that resonated with working-class listeners. The song was a significant commercial success, proving

: Reached the top 5 in New Zealand and Australia , where it eventually went 2x Platinum. The "Audio" Experience The "Audio" Experience Stripped of its visual counterpart

Stripped of its visual counterpart (which features tour footage and celebrity cameos), the audio relies heavily on its and drunken group vocals. It serves as a stark contrast to the darker themes of her previous album, Rated R , focusing instead on carefree escapism.

: Peaked at No. 7 , becoming Rihanna's 19th top-ten hit on the chart.