otherwise who knows if she’d be still remembered. it’s just u, who’s a crazy fan :) she’s just an ordinary singer who was lucky to get jay zee…. In other words you have you’re opinion I have mine. She makes good music that women can relate to not some silly high school white girl fantasy that has ruined popular music.

Lorde, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, and the like do not have her natural talent. Her album made history for a reason, don’t be salty. You are not missing anything you are just a hater that is all. Shut up bitch you hatin on her because she is African with money sit you’re euro ass down she is the queen of popular music. Posted on December 25th, 2013 at 12:55 pm

What is so fuckin’ great about this woman? (Other than the fact that her “manufactured” good looks entitle her to be easy on the eyes) Posted on December 18th, 2013 at 11:53 pm Posted on December 15th, 2013 at 10:40 am LOVE this new album!! It’s different for her and she’s exploring different styles of music. Posted on December 14th, 2013 at 11:42 am Doubt it will sell, as it kinda follows the footsteps of 4! Gone quicker than you could’ve said “Beyonce” no doubt… new host time IMO, nothing lasts on there…Ī good album. Posted on December 13th, 2013 at 12:32 pm No mesmo dia e ja não funcionam mais… aff! The links are dead, please ,reuplaod them ! “If you try this s**t again/You gon' lose your wife.” In support, White offers a word to the wise: “Love God herself.Thanks ! Is there anyway to get the videos too ? “This is your final warning,” she says in a moment of unnerving calm. Through tears, even Beyoncé has to summon her inner Beyoncé, roaring, “I’ma keep running ’cause a winner don’t quit on themselves.” This panoramic strength–lyrical, vocal, instrumental, and personal–nudged her public image from mere legend to something closer to real-life superhero.Įvery second of Lemonade deserves to be studied and celebrated (the self-punishment in “Sorry,” the politics in “Formation,” the creative enhancements from collaborators like James Blake, Robert Plant, and Karen O), but the song that aims the highest musically may be “Don’t Hurt Yourself”-a Zeppelin-sampling psych-rock duet with Jack White. Billed upon its release as a tribute to “every woman’s journey of self-knowledge and healing,” the project is furious, defiant, anguished, vulnerable, experimental, muscular, triumphant, humorous, and brave-a vivid personal statement from the most powerful woman in music, released without warning in a time of public scrutiny and private suffering. The details, of course, are what make it so relatable, what make each song sting. Both the album and its visual companion are deeply tied to Beyoncé’s identity and narrative (her womanhood, her blackness, her husband’s infidelity) and make for Beyoncé's most outwardly revealing work to date. The speech-made by her husband JAY-Z’s grandmother Hattie White on her 90th birthday in 2015-reportedly inspired the concept behind this radical project, which arrived with an accompanying film as well as words by Somali-British poet Warsan Shire. “I was served lemons, but I made lemonade.” An elderly woman’s voice cuts in: 'I had my ups and downs, but I always find the inner strength to pull myself up,” she says. There’s one moment critical to understanding the emotional and cultural heft of Lemonade-Beyoncé’s genre-obliterating blockbuster sixth album-and it arrives at the end of “Freedom,” a storming empowerment anthem that samples a civil-rights-era prison song and features Kendrick Lamar.

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