Topless Rihanna Shocks Northern Ireland Farmer During 'We Found Love' Video Shoot

DUBLIN -- Northern Ireland farmer Alan Graham says he doesn't know who Rihanna is but she must keep her top on while performing on his land.

Graham says he enforced a dress code as he watched Rihanna shoot a video Monday in his wheat field east of Belfast for her new single, "We Found Love." She's in Northern Ireland this week to perform three concerts.

The 23-year-old switched from a flannel checked shirt into a stars-and-stripes bikini, a red bra, a mesh black top, and finally went topless before Graham climbed off his tractor to protest.

Graham says, "I had a conversation with Rihanna. I hope she understands where I'm coming from. We shook hands."

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[MissGinger]

06:50 AM on 10/12/2011

This guy must be a very strict Catholic and that is O.K. He is right to set the standards that he wants on his property. People have to remember that what suits them does not suit everybody. Personally, I think that Rhianna should leave her cloths on. Her breasts has a long way to go before they become a sex symbol. Pretty soon, we are going to see her in the nude; that is the direction she seems to be heading.

[icomment]

08:11 PM on 09/30/2011

Guess she got hit with the economy too.... prunes! Things that people do to be in the news! Tsk tsk

[Eric N Davis]

03:24 PM on 09/30/2011

Dear Rihanna, If you are not feeling welcome in Ireland, you will always be welcome to come to my home and dance topless. I promise to not complain.

[NewsCruiser2]

11:14 AM on 09/30/2011

If she took all her cloths off, it would NOT do the least damage to the wellbeing of herself, fans or even the prudish landlord farmer as the image of her smoking. Please Rihanna, first for yourself and the image you present to your fans: STOP SMOKING!

[Dr Kurt]

11:08 AM on 09/30/2011

This guy had a private showing of Rhianna's boobies and he complained?

Good Lord, there's just no pleasing some people.

"Please let me to the comforts o' me potaters".

[georgechevrolet]

10:55 AM on 09/30/2011

I'm not getting something here, a man has a problem with this? Uhm......Why?

[AKL1985]

11:05 AM on 09/30/2011

Some people see women more than just objects to be leered at and used.

[Still Posting]

11:14 AM on 09/30/2011

And some people find attractive women, well, nice to look at.

THE HORROR!!!!

[georgechevrolet]

12:18 PM on 09/30/2011

Something tells me that part of your aversion to this lies in your bio?

[tgaines727]

10:04 AM on 09/30/2011

Let's face it, the farmer would have preferred pink instead of hershey kisses ;).

[canoeal]

09:19 AM on 09/30/2011

She a wonderful role model...bet you want your daughters to be just like her....

[RageVsMachine]

11:10 AM on 09/30/2011

yup, having fun, living her life the way she wants to without caring what the sad souls on hufpo have to say about her. that's exactly how i want my daughter to be.

[Felix Scott]

08:21 AM on 09/30/2011

This is silly.

[jrleftfoot]

07:48 AM on 09/30/2011

oooh, breasts .nasty. nasty. farmer Graham, what are your views on british colonialism and sectarian violence?

[rnorthro14]

07:07 AM on 09/30/2011

Rhianna is welcome to shoot in my back yard any time.....

[JoeBoy254]

06:35 AM on 09/30/2011

The guy must not be a dairy farmer........lol

[tillman melissa]

05:34 AM on 09/30/2011

Topless 90210 star!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIPTAjqEqlc

[consequenceofsounds]

05:17 AM on 09/30/2011

Is it that difficult for pop stars to remain fully clothed these days? Seeing as just about everyone is running around naked for attention, wouldn't covering up actually be the shocking and edgy thing to do at this point?

[Jesuslandia]

04:46 AM on 09/30/2011

What a wonderful role model for our daughters she is.

[Dharma kate]

06:56 AM on 09/30/2011

Why would you consider Rhianna or any other pop singer to be an appropriate role model for anyone's children of either gender? People need to spend less time worrying about celebrities being appropriate role models for their children and double down on making sure that they themselves are good role models. Expecting an actor, a pop singer, an athlete to model realistic and appropriate behaviour for children is definitely well down the road of ridiculous.

The only think Rhianna is guilty of here is being a cliche. Someone needs to tell her that in hypersexualized culture, nudity or partial nudity lost its shock value and/or artistic function about 1972.