Just now, bijonse said:

It should be illegal for her to skip it on tour. I’m writing a letter to the UN to have them take action about this 

 

There's no way this isn't on the setlist

 

I hope it's not the OTR version though, I hate that it's like 30 sec long

 

I looooooved the arrangement for FWT, think I slightly prefer it over MCSWT, but both make me wet my speedos

Just now, AxelFox said:

There's no way this isn't on the setlist

 

I hope it's not the OTR version though, I hate that it's like 30 sec long

 

I looooooved the arrangement for FWT, think I slightly prefer it over MCSWT, but both make me wet my speedos

MCSWT was cute for the heavy love to love you sample. The version at OTR was the best one but it was over right when it started 

She could **** around and not be able to dance anymore if she does too much on that foot. It’s best she just takes a rest

 

The rusty nail on the floor

 

when she performs at the Grammys but it's her Grammy-nominated song "Be Alive" 

56 minutes ago, swissman said:

RIGHT!?

 

 

EXACTLY i see the glamorous, slutty vision : she’s moaning virgo’s groove’s chorus while she’s working that couch/cuch 

 

 

27 minutes ago, Mitsouko said:

The rusty nail on the floor

 

jay’s old toe nail clippings right before she stepped on them

 

 

I asked an AI bot (ChatGPT) what her best album is. Here's what it said (note that the bot only has information up to 2021--so no Renaissance):

 

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Beyoncé has released several critically acclaimed and commercially successful albums throughout her career, making it difficult to determine which one is her "best" album. Some of her most popular and critically acclaimed albums include:

• "Lemonade" (2016) which was a concept album about Beyoncé's experiences with infidelity and relationships, and it was widely praised for its thematic cohesiveness, visual narrative, and cultural impact.
• "I Am... Sasha Fierce" (2008) which features some of Beyoncé's most popular singles, including "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and "Halo", and it was widely praised for its diversity of musical styles and Beyoncé's vocal performances.
• "Dangerously in Love" (2003) which was Beyoncé's debut solo album, and it was widely praised for its diverse range of musical styles and the quality of her vocal performances.

These are just a few examples and there are many other albums that have been well-received throughout her career. Some of her fans consider her live album "Homecoming" as her best album for its live performances and the representation of Black Culture. It's worth noting that determining the "best" album is a matter of personal opinion, and different people may have different preferences.

Her best song:

 

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Like her albums, Beyoncé has released many critically acclaimed and commercially successful songs throughout her career, making it difficult to determine which one is her "best" song. Some of her most popular and critically acclaimed songs include:

• "Crazy in Love" (2003) featuring Jay-Z, which was her first solo number-one single in the U.S. and it helped establish her as a solo artist.
• "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (2008) which was widely praised for its catchy, upbeat production and its iconic music video.
• "Halo" (2008) which was widely praised for its emotive, powerful vocal performance and its anthemic chorus.
• "Formation" (2016) This song was praised for its political lyrics and its celebration of Black culture, and it was widely seen as a powerful anthem for the Black Lives Matter movement.

These are just a few examples and there are many other songs that have been well-received throughout her career. Like with albums, determining the "best" song is a matter of personal opinion, and different people may have different preferences.

Her best music video:

 

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Beyoncé has released many critically acclaimed and visually striking music videos throughout her career, making it difficult to determine which one is her "best" music video. Some of her most popular and critically acclaimed music videos include:

• "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (2008) which was widely praised for its iconic choreography and its empowering message.
• "Formation" (2016) which was widely praised for its political and cultural references, and its celebration of Black culture.
• "Lemonade" (2016) the visual album that accompanied the release of her album of the same name, it was praised for its visual narrative and its exploration of themes such as infidelity, relationships, and Black womanhood.
• "Black is King" (2020) is a musical film and visual album that was a companion piece to "The Lion King: The Gift" album, it was praised for its visual spectacle, its celebration of Black culture, and its representation of Black people.

These are just a few examples and there are many other videos that have been well-received throughout her career. Like with albums and songs, determining the "best" music video is a matter of personal opinion, and different people may have different preferences.

The Lion King: The Gift is such a clunky title. BIK >>>

 

59 minutes ago, ShouldersSideways said:

You can't break my foot

 

 

Sole

I want a vocal moment like the Drunk in love outro she did at Dubai on her next album. We need some power ballads back, and i miss seeing her stand with a mic like she did at Dubai making the haters seethe.

Chole dropping her album before the tour starts was a smart move. It’s obvious she’s the opening act. I kinda wanted a rapper to open for her tho 😔

48 minutes ago, Mitsouko said:

The Lion King: The Gift is such a clunky title. BIK >>>

 

Calling your album "The Gift" is in itself corny and presumptious tbh 

 

1 minute ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

Calling your album "The Gift" is in itself corny and presumptious tbh 

 

calling your album renaissance is kinda too… especially if you plan on being deader than ever 

5 minutes ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

calling your album renaissance is kinda too… especially if you plan on being deader than ever 

Nonchalance (2022) doesn't have the same ring to it

 

1 minute ago, Mitsouko said:

Nonchalance (2022) doesn't have the same ring to it

 

atp she should just call ACT II : Over It and move on 

 

6 minutes ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

atp she should just call ACT II : Over It and move on 

 

act iii: still over it, a summer walker tease

8 minutes ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

atp she should just call ACT II : Over It and move on 

 

Act II: Palliative Care

 

21 minutes ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

Act II: Palliative Care

 

Act III: Retirement 

 

a full circle moment 

 

 

1 hour ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

Act III: Retirement 

 

a full circle moment 

 

 

Took it right outta my mouth.

2 hours ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

Act II: Palliative Care

 

 

1 hour ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

Act III: Retirement 

 

a full circle moment 

 

 

2 hours ago, Saint luv said:

Chole dropping her album before the tour starts was a smart move. It’s obvious she’s the opening act. I kinda wanted a rapper to open for her tho 😔

I hope she is and I hope she won't scrap Have Mercy and Treat Me from the setlist I wanna shake my ass

This **** is mega viral 

 

3 hours ago, Saint luv said:

Chole dropping her album before the tour starts was a smart move. It’s obvious she’s the opening act. I kinda wanted a rapper to open for her tho 😔

Hmm, Iffy on the rappers. Maybe I’m remembering events wrong but didn’t a few end up shading her later on? 🤔 

 

I’d rather her stick with female artists like Chloe and the others named.