Rihanna Weed Picture goes Viral on Instagram, Songstress Criticized as 'Bad Influence,' Tweets 'I Don't Give a F##k' [PHOTO]

Pop songstress Rihanna recently posted an Instagram photo of some marijuana, claiming that the green little nugget of weed definitely resembled that of a skull. While it's a known fact that RiRi and her on-and-off again beau Chris Brown are habitual Mary Jane smokers, some fans weren't too impressed with the "Diamonds" beauty flaunting her illegal extracurricular activity all over Twitter. Some critics believe that by "glamorizing" such drug use, RiRi negatively influences her much younger fans. And as for Rihanna's response... "I DON'T REALLY GIVE A F##K."

On Thursday, January 3, Rihanna tweeted this controversial Instagram pic:

@rihanna: "This nug look like a skull or am I just....?"

And many fans weren't so impressed:

"Wow what a good influence you are on young girls... not."

"I dont understand what she tryin to prove through pics of drug everyday."

"U know, I may not be important for you, I may be just a fan, but you are important for me, i care about u, i love you. And seeing u doing this is killing me. Why do u do this? Ur life is perfect, u don't need that. Just wanted to say that... Take care."

Even so, several other fans fully support RiRi and believe that the critics should cut her some slack. If people don't like the pics she posts, then don't follow her on Twitter or Instagram:

"Im actually really tired of all u people judging her. What gives you the right? None of u are perfect or anywhere near it and u have no right saying some of the fucked things u say about her. If y'all have a problem with her stop fu##ing following her. As for her being a bad influence save that for the birds its not her job to raise ur kids. She works her ass off and i say if she wanna smoke so what she deserves to relax like the rest of us. Mind ur own damn business! Keep ur head up @badgalriri."

But the controversial weed drama doesn't seem to affect RiRi... she posted this image not too long later: