Search the Community

Looks like they're making up for lost time Best music video Brown Skin Girl Best music film Black Is King Best R&B Performance Black Parade Best R&B Song Black Parade Best Rap Song Savage, Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce Best Rap Performance Savage, Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce Song of the year Black Parade Record of the year Black Parade AND Savage, Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce Related:

The way Sharon Osbourne said. Everybody steals an idea in the Music industry from someone, isn't really a big idea. Carrie Ann inuba basically said Jlo didn't steal from Beyoncé and Beyoncé was basically inspired by the erotic night club in paris france called the crazy horse, how this kind of dancing went to Beyoncé is beyond me, Lap dances and exotic dances always existed even being drunk in love and Riding surfboards.

Destiny's Child served quite a few hit singles, but which do you think are their best? I love Bug-a-boo, they really said "even if the Pope said he likes you too, I don't really care cause you're a bugaboo" I also love Girl it's so good

The Queen has returned to slay us all The new "Drip 2" Collection will be available October 30, in case you were wondering Take a look at the stunning collection. #IVYPARK #THISISMYPARK #Beyoncé Thoughts exhale ? Will you guys be picking up some stuff ?

Justin Timberlake called Beyoncé the greatest singer ever in a new interview with Interview Mag. Do you agree with him?

Beyonce is reportedly readying a virtual concert in 2021. She is also working on a new album as well. A source tells The Sun: "Following the success she had with [2016 album] Lemonade, and the Disney film Black Is King, she started writing and recording feel-good tracks inspired by new artists like Dua Lipa and The Shindellas. She's ready to dance again," She wants fans to enjoy an event, but from the safety of their own home. That source continued: "She has made it clear she's prepared to pull out all the stops to make it a real spectacle."

In a post to Instagram (a short video), she shared a clip of herself wearing a face mask with Biden and Harris’ joint logo on it. https://www.instagram.com/p/CHGPTnmnb2C/

Beyonce is featured in the December issue of British Vogue is on newsstands on 6 November. Below are some highlights. On chart success versus cultural impact: "Owning my films, clothing lines, and masters is important to me. Your songs, your image and the way you conduct business do not have to be created from a commercial point of view, or a male point of view. You can decide what success looks like for yourself. Being number one does not mean better quality. And commercial success certainly doesn’t equate to being impactful. Cultural currency is invaluable." Family: "I truly cherish this time w/ my family. My new goal is to slow down & shed stressful things from my life. I came into the music industry at 15 & grew up w/ the world watching, and I have put out projects non-stop. Now, I’ve decided to give myself permission to focus on my joy." "Something cracked open inside of me right after giving birth to my first daughter. I truly understood my power & motherhood has been my biggest inspiration. It became my mission to make sure she lived in a world where she feels truly seen & valued." The pandemic / BLM: "I am absolutely changed. It would be difficult to experience life in a pandemic and the current social unrest and not be changed. I have learned that my voice is clearer when I am still." Legacy: "I’ve spent a lot of time focusing on building my legacy and representing my culture the best way I know how. Now, I’ve decided to give myself permission to focus on my joy." "I released #LEMONADE during the #FormationWorldTour, gave birth to twins, performed at #Coachella, directed #Homecoming, went on another world tour with Jay, then #BlackIsKing, all back to back. It’s been heavy and hectic." "I was deeply inspired by my trip to South Africa. After having my son, I felt it was important to uplift and praise our boys and to assure that they grow up with enough films, children’s books & music that promote emotional intelligence, self-value & our rich history."

Beyonce released a statement regarding the ongoing SARS crisis taking place in Nigeria. It's worth mentioning the BeyHive practically forced her to say something by spamming her social media begging for a call to action. “I am heartbroken to see the senseless brutality taking place in Nigeria," Beyonce wrote on Instagram. “We have been working on partnerships with youth organizations to support those protesting for change. We are collaborating with coalitions to provide emergency healthcare, food and shelter. To our Nigerian sisters and brothers, we stand by you.” She asked fans to visit Beyonce.com to see a list of organizations to support. Protests against Lagos police unit known as SARS is currently underway. They're accused of kidnapping, extortion, and harassment. CNN reports the protests turned deadly on Tuesday after SARS began open fire on protesters. "They were shooting, they were firing straight, directly at us, and a lot of people got hit. I just survived, barely," a witness told them.

However... for such a perfectionist. She can't remove this mistake. The hive can't forgive her on this mistake..

This video is so fkn hilarous, this is a talent show in France, once a week, the contestants have to face a prime time show, where they sing the song they've prepared during the week before, the live show will often feature special guest stars, with whom some of the contestants have the opportunity to sing. That poor Cynthia girl literally got destroyed by Bey at 2:27min

Sorry, i said what I said yes, lemonade is overrated. I understand why people love it (because of it praising black culture) but fans and critics made it seem like the best album ever. The fact that Lemonade was rated as the album of the decade, and Melodrama wasn’t shows how much useless praise it got. Out of 12 tracks, I only liked formation,hold up, and castles, daddy lessons and love drought. And it ends there. Sorry is just plain vulgar, Beyoncé sounded constipated yet angry in 6 inch, she tried to sound like a rockstar in don’t hurt yourself but failed miserably and the album was just miserable plus, only because it was Beyoncé who made the record, people breathe it like as if the album pays their bills also, it’s bullcrap that the album has a 92 percent rating in meta critic. That’s too much for this album. 72 would have been the best for it BEYONCE (self titled album)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>lemon juice

ended

So I recently came across a video from Mojo.com called Greatest Defining Acts of the 00s, and here is the ranking Eminem Radiohead Beyonce Jay-Z Coldplay Britney Spears Linkin Park Lady Gaga Green Day Justin Timberlake I was really suprised, with the list. Britney was below the top 5? Also didnt mojo have a video called best female artist of the 00s where the ranked Britney above Beyonce? So does that mean Bey should be at #6 and Britney at #3. Top 3 is such a reach for Beyonce. Quite dissapointed with the flop list. What do you guys think? I think Britney deserved top 3, i meant she was the best-selling female artist of the 00s selling 83 million records WW, had the greatest hit of the 00s, had the most iconic performance of the 00s, was the most searched celebrity from 2000-2008, had the highest grossing tour of 2009, achieved a Lifetime award, had 2 diamond albums before reaching 20 and being the best-selling act of the year 2000. Whats not there to put her in top 3? SMH? People even want to take away the acheivement of her even owning a decade

ended

Christina Aguilera showed love for Madonna and Beyonce in her new interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe. On Madonna: “Madonna, first of all, the queen of reinventing herself, was a huge inspiration,” she said. “When I was little, I was not allowed to listen to her or watch her videos or anything. It was just like a no-no, but then whenever you grow up, and I discovered her catalog and her videos and the fact that she had such a message.” “Her documentary, Truth or Dare, was a really big part of, ‘Oh my God, you don’t have to just, quote unquote, sing a song. You literally can just say so much more and go so much deeper.’ Truly, the way you see her image changed through the albums. I mean, that was a big inspiration for me to want to change it up, to want to keep pushing, to grow, to reinvent myself, to discover more things about me and myself as an artist.” On Beyonce: “I have so much respect for Beyoncé. She always kind of stands in that lane of being true to her and what works for her… putting herself out there is such an empowering role model and figure for women as well. I love women that speak to women, being such a voice of empowerment. ‘Girls Who Run The World,’ I remember that being a Major Lazer song and I was obsessed with it. And I was like, ‘Oh man, Beyoncé went and took Major Lazer and made it, ‘Girls, who run the world?’ I was like, ‘What?'” On new music: “I’ve been in the studio all of quarantine, actually, experiencing new people, new relationships, new writers, COVID-safe, of course. I’ve had a lot of time to think and to reevaluate some things around me during this time… if you can stay, I think, grounded in your own truth and being able to put a stop to what’s making you unhappy and being able to really pinpoint it, and you can come out of there in a really cool place. So yeah, I’m making music that is really meaningful to me right now.” We love to see the praise! Didn't Xtina say she was releasing a Spanish-langauge album years ago?

Queen of Universe. Save us all

Legend

Also me if I was that woman.

Beyoncé writes, directs, and executive produces the new work created by Parkwood Entertainment, in association with Disney+. Based on the music of “The Lion King: The Gift,” and starring the album’s featured artists and some special guest appearances, BLACK IS KINGis a celebratory memoir for the world on the Black experience. Videos for “My Power,” “Mood 4 Eva,” and “Brown Skin Girl” are extravagances of elegance and soul. The film is a story for the ages that informs and rebuilds the present. A reunion of cultures and shared generational beliefs. A story of how the people left most broken have an extraordinary gift and a purposeful future. This visual album from Beyoncé reimagines the lessons of “The Lion King” for today’s young kings and queens in search of their own crowns. The film was in production for one year with a cast and crew that represent diversity and connectivity. The voyages of Black families, throughout time, are honored in a tale about a young king’s transcendent journey through betrayal, love and self-identity. His ancestors help guide him toward his destiny, and with his father’s teachings and guidance from his childhood love, he earns the virtues needed to reclaim his home and throne. These timeless lessons are revealed and reflected through Black voices of today, now sitting in their own power. BLACK IS KING is an affirmation of a grand purpose, with lush visuals that celebrate Black resilience and culture. The film highlights the beauty of tradition and Black excellence.

Beyonce took over a TV studio in the Haptons for a "top secret," four-day shoot. “It’s a big studio with two separate buildings,” a source tells Page Six. “The whole thing was closed for Beyoncé so nobody could go in.” New visual album?! Performance?! Thoughts, Exhale? Related:

Welcome to @CrazyButItFeelsAllright's second edition to Songs That Deserved More Last post I wanted to limit myself to 10 artists, but for the remixed, reimagined, but still iconic edition I wanted to include 10 more in addition to the females in the first post. *I'm only including songs that were released as singles or promotional singles and didn't do as well on the Billboard Hot 100* 1) Britney Spears - Overprotected Peak: #86 on the Billboard Hot 100 (in Darkchild Remix form) Highest Peak: #1 in Poland Fun Fact: Grammy Nominated for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance 2. Christina Aguilera - Dirrty Peak #48 Highest Peak #1 Croatia, Ireland, Scotland & UK Fun Fact: The video is credited as the origin of the "slutdrop" 3. Dua Lipa - Physical Peak #60 Highest Peak #1 Bulgaria, Croatia, Israel, Lebanon, Poland Fun Fact: song made Dua Lipa the first female to have 3 songs in the top 10 simultaneously in the UK since 1952 4. Taylor Swift - Wonderland Peak #51 Highest Peak #51 USA Fun Fact: Based on Alice in Wonderland and rumored to be another song about Harry Styles 5. Lady Gaga - Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) Peak #(not released as a US Single) Highest Peak #2 Sweden Fun Fact: Although not released in the US it was certified gold 6. Nicki Minaj - Beez In The Trap Peak #48 Highest Peak #7 US Billboard Hot Rap Songs & US Rap Airplay Fun Fact: Complex named it as #9 best song of 2012 7. Ariana Grande - Be Alright Peak #43 Highest Peak #8 New Zealand Heatseekers Fun Fact: Demo with Migos leaked in 2018 8. Beyoncé - Countdown Peak #71 Highest Peak #1 German Urban Charts & US Hot Dance Club Songs Fun Fact: Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker accused Beyoncé of using concepts from two of her pieces, Rosas danst Rosas (1983) and Achterlund (1990). 9. Hilary Duff - All About You Peak #119 Highest Peak #20 Australia Fun Fact: Savan Kotecha co-wrote the song. He's also credited for writing I Wanna Go, Up 'N Down and If U Seek Amy for Britney Spears 10. Marina (and the Diamonds) - How To Be a Heartbreaker Peak #42 US Pop Digital Charts Highest Peak #3 Poland Fun Fact: Certified gold in the United States even though it didn't peak on the main charts 11. Carly Rae Jepsen - Now That I Found You Peak #25 US Pop Digital Songs Highest Peak #6 Japan Hot Overseas Fun Fact: Billboard named it #43 of the best 100 songs of 2019 12. Tinashe - All Hands On Deck Peak #101 Highest Peak #8 Belgium Fun Fact: Tinashe and Iggy Azalea teamed up for the first time on a remix for this track. They now have a new collaboration released this year 13. Kelly Clarkson - I Dare You Peak #86 Highest Peak #3 Israel Fun Fact: Song was recorded in six different language versions 14. Iggy Azalea - Started Peak #120 Highest Peak #10 Greece Digital Songs Fun Fact: music influenced by Anna Nicole Smith and features Trixie Mattel and Vanessa Vanjie Mateo 15. Selena Gomez - Boyfriend Peak #59 Highest Peak #1 New Zealand Hot Singles Fun Fact: Song was created after Selena sent Julia Michaels a text saying "I want a boyfriend" 16. Madonna - Celebration Peak #71 Highest Peak #1 Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Russia Airplay, Scotland, Sweden, UK Dance, and US Dance Club Songs Fun Fact: Became Madonna's 40th number one song on US Dance Club Songs (the most for any artist) 17. P!nk - Trouble Peak #68 Highest Peak #1 Belgium Fun Fact: Tim Armstrong wrote the song for his band Rancid's album but offered it to P!nk after it didn't make the final cut 18. Rihanna - Man Down Peak #59 Highest Peak #1 France and Switzerland Fun Fact: One of the songs written during a writing camp where Def Jam rented almost every recording studio in LA to write as many songs possible for the album 19. Katy Perry - Harleys In Hawaii Peak #110 Highest Peak # 1 New Zealand Hot Singles Fun Fat: Included this for you Katy Clowns and although I don't like her anymore this song should've been what NRO is 20. Miley Cyrus - Who Owns My Heart Peak #DIDN'T CHART Highest Peak #2 Belgium Fun Fact: The Parents Television Council criticized the video for its ****** elements

September 4th is a special day in the music world. This day back in 1981 saw the birth of one of the world's greatest pop stars. Today I want to celebrate this woman, who has accomplished so much in her life. Her art and performance have inspired me throught my life. Her craft has touched my spirit deeply. Her journey to success is something I have always admired. The dedication, how hard working and detailed she is, Beyoncé is all that and much more. I hope one day I have the honor of meeting her. So, Happy Birthday to Queen B, thank you for teaching me how to be the fiercest Sasha I could be, it comes in handy in this not so nice world. Here are my 3 favorite songs by Queen B. 1, Freakum Dress, my anthem, Sasha can't be fierce without this bop it is essential. 2, Grown Woman, this song speaks for itself. 3, Crazy In Love, if my life were a song this would be it. Honorable mentions, That's Why Your Beautiful, Dance For You, All Night, Pretty Hurts, I Miss You, Irreplaceable, Six Inch Heals, Start Over and Halo

Watch the nine years old yellow crowned Amazon parrot from the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in Friskney, England cover Beyoncé's 2008 hit song "If I Were A Boy"

So I was going through my playlists and one of them is "Songs That Deserved More" and thought it would be interesting to see your thoughts. I chose a song from each artist mentioned, but of course they have other songs that did not deserve to flop or should've been more successful than they were. Although there are a couple of artists on here I'm not the most fond of anymore I can't deny that these aren't bops and deserved more. 1) Britney Spears - Slumber Party Peak: #86 USA Highest Peak: #1 US Dance Club Songs Fun Fact: The song is Britney's 36th Billboard Hot 100 entry 2) Christina Aguilera - Your Body Peak: #34 USA Highest Peak: #1 US Dance Club Songs Fun Fact: Music video directed by longtime Beyonce collaborator Melina Matsoukas 3. Taylor Swift - New Romantics Peak: #46 USA Highest Peak: #9 US Adult Top 40 Fun Fact: Rolling Stone named it #58 Best Song of the Decade in 2019 4. Lady Gaga - The Cure Peak: #39 USA Highest Peak: #2 Finland Download Fun Fact: Lady Gaga debuted the song at 2017's Coachella Music Festival 5. Nicki Minaj & Ariana Grande - Bed Peak: #42 USA Highest Peak: #6 Belgium Fun Fact: The 5th Nicki and Ariana collaboration out of 6 6. Beyoncé - Upgrade U Peak: #59 USA Highest Peak: #11 US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Fun Fact: Song was released as a promotional single in the USA only 7. Madonna - Girl Gone Wild Peak: #106 USA Highest Peak: #1 Global Dance Songs/US Dance Club Songs Fun Fact: Madonna was threatened litigation by Girls Gone Wild creator 8. Hilary Duff - Sparks Peak: #93 USA Highest Peak: #1 Hong Kong Fun Fact: Song is Hilary's 4th top 10 on the US Dance Club Charts after 3 consecutive #1s from 07-08 9. Katy Perry - Bon Appétit Peak: #59 USA Highest Peak: #2 New Zealand Heatseekers Fun Fact: The music video accrued 16 million views in 24 hours most since Adele's Hello 10. Carly Rae Jepsen - Run Away With Me Peak: Did not chart in the USA Highest Peak: #15 Slovakia Fun Fact: Rolling Stone named it #49 on their year-end list of 2015 Best Songs SHARE YOURS