Fans are all saying the same thing about Rihanna performing at billionaire's wedding

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few days, you'll know all about Rihanna's incredible performance at a private show during the wedding of the son of India's richest man.

The 'We Found Love' chart-topper took to the stage in Jamnagar, India, on Friday (1 March) for the pre-wedding show of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant - with Anant‘s father, Mukesh Ambani, having a net worth of a staggering $117 billion as reported by Forbes.

The celebration had over 1,000 invitees, including the likes of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg all the way to former First Lady Ivanka Trump.

But, regardless of the performance and the star-studded guest list, it seems fans are all saying the same thing about the bash and it's not what you'd expect.

While Rihanna was delivering hit after hit during the show, the gig itself is going viral for an entirely different reason, with many social media users hailing footage from the night as some of the best adverts for an iPhone camera.

In one clip, which was shared by fan account with the handle @FentyStats on X (formerly Twitter), the singer can be seen performing to 'All of the Lights' from the top of a podium while dancing in a lime green, sheer, sparkling dress.

Now, while the clip is zoomed right in on the 'Man Down' singer, it still provides a pretty decent quality image of the performance.

But, halfway through the video, the person filming then zooms all the way out - showing viewers just far from the stage they were sitting, with Rihanna and her entourage becoming near-impossible to see.

"Oh my, the zoom!" beamed one Twitter user.

A second penned: "That zoom is insane!"

"What phone has that good of a ZOOM???" asked a third, while a fourth piped up: "That zoom in was incredible!"

A fifth joked: "This phone can see the future!"

"This camera can look into my future," echoed another.

A final Twitter user added: "Waitttt what phone is that, cuz wtf Rihanna looked close af & good af."

Well, to put all the speculation to rest, the clip has since been revealed to have been filmed on an iPhone 13 Pro Max.

The person behind the original video, who goes by the handle @johmasse online, wrote on Instagram: "Y'all asking me which phone I used to record the vids.

"This is the phone: Apple 13 Pro Max. I'm not an android user and never will be, no shade."

Well, that settles that then.