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Beyoncé

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Wish I watch his beautiful editing in comfort of my own home without having to go through the depth of internet. :gaycat6:

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4 hours ago, Triton said:

Irreplaceable got purposely drowned by her since it conflicts with so many of her love songs towards Jay. Now if she did serve him the divorce papers like we all thought she would while watching Lemonade you know it would get an updated version and performed every night right after Don't Hurt Yourself. 
 

It's deserves to be performed live in every stadium just for the fan service of experiencing everyone singing it together. 

We gave us LOT for that 

My personal theory is that she stopped enjoying songs like Irreplaceable because of the drama around them. 
 

It's also why she stopped performing If I were a boy and listen too. People most often use these songs against her and say she stole writing credits blah blah blah so she just tries to separate herself from them as much as possible (they're also damn hard to sing on tour night after night) 

4 hours ago, Matchatea said:

I feel bad for laughing at this but sksksks

 

Nah just a bunch of sadistic fucks who help blow smoke up each others asses, all the power is an illusion, cause without a team, all of them are left powerless…

46 minutes ago, Iaintsorry said:

My personal theory is that she stopped enjoying songs like Irreplaceable because of the drama around them. 
 

It's also why she stopped performing If I were a boy and listen too. People most often use these songs against her and say she stole writing credits blah blah blah so she just tries to separate herself from them as much as possible (they're also damn hard to sing on tour night after night) 

I think its not.the drama but the songs being played out to her. 

 

Remember she wanted to ditch Diva too.

 

She lives by the Mantra "I do what make me happy and idgaf if I Kick out my biggest hits on tour if Im over them"

so can any of the girls who keep up with streaming numbers tell us if there was any meaningful increase to Levii's Jeans yesterday? :coffee2:
 

prolly not but a *** can hope

can't believe one year ago tonight was my show… i was so happy

 

im actually even happier these days on a day to day basis, but that's from life and not her doing anything

 

:suburban:

12 hours ago, Rhythm said:

Nah, I'd have to disagree. Irreplaceable was pretty much a monster in its own right back in the day — probably one of the biggest radio hits of that year. It was inescapable.

 

But I'd definitely say that, of her 'signature' career songs, it has absolutely aged poorly, has surprisingly had the least staying power, and feels less relevant in 2024 than even Check on It. But it's a testament to the fact that you really can't measure quantitative success against enduring impact. Even Run the World feels like a bigger hit than her longest-running #1.

Irreplaceable feels less essential because it was deliberately set aside on the setlists of her biggest performances (her two stadium tours, her two superbowls and her historic coachella set). Glastonbury is a huge moment for that song but it's been left to rot since, and because of that neglect it's slipped from the public consciousness. There was a time when Irreplaceable and Listen felt like absolutely essential songs in her discog. It's a shame, because better rotation of her staples would have maintained the deserved sense of grandeur and abundance that she should have in the public consciousness. 


Everyone's always like 'Beyonce doesnt have the monster number of hits that MJ had'. But she does. She just has let it all slip away from her I guess.

12 hours ago, Rhythm said:

Nah, I'd have to disagree. Irreplaceable was pretty much a monster in its own right back in the day — probably one of the biggest radio hits of that year. It was inescapable.

 

But I'd definitely say that, of her 'signature' career songs, it has absolutely aged poorly, has surprisingly had the least staying power, and feels less relevant in 2024 than even Check on It. But it's a testament to the fact that you really can't measure quantitative success against enduring impact. Even Run the World feels like a bigger hit than her longest-running #1.

It was like one of the actual biggest radio hits of all time, with audience impressions over 200 million.  It was #1 on radio for 11 weeks, and the biggest hit of 2007.  It was huge WW, as well.

 

Irreplaceable is one of the biggest hits she's had, it just didn't have much staying power. 

 

I'm certain though that anyone alive and cognizant at that period would know the song

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24 minutes ago, DR0GO said:

Would Irreplaceable be classified as a ballad

i discovered irreplaceable was meant to be a country song with r&b elements. :skull:

1 minute ago, Devin said:

i discovered irreplaceable was meant to be a country song with r&b elements. :skull:

It is lol. Beyonce and Ne-Yo changed the song to be more gender neutral. 

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1 minute ago, mons†er said:

It is lol. Beyonce and Ne-Yo changed the song to be more gender neutral. 

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It could be worse, imagine 2 pages talking about 'Daddy' or 'Broken-Hearted Girl'. :toofunny2: 

One is weird and the other is generic Babyface production. 

People I know in real life now think Beyonce was involved in the Diddy stuff and these are not people who usually pay attention to TikTok.

 

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3 minutes ago, ShouldersSideways said:

People I know in real life now think Beyonce was involved in the Diddy stuff and these are not people who usually pay attention to TikTok.

 

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As the resident Hive in people's lives I've been asked about it far too many times the last couple of weeks :deadbanana2: I just tell them to get off TikTok and read a ****ing book jfc

 

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Maybe those people you know are weird.  Cause no one i know who work full time and likes  beyonce has brought this up

34 minutes ago, Kalmanta said:

 

The question is do we really want rock album? Cause before CC everyone was like "yes country" but we kinda sent it back quickly. 

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