ScorpiosGroove Posted Monday at 07:15 PM Posted Monday at 07:15 PM we're back already ? that was quicker than cc's stay in the charts anyways can we get another halftime show trailer or something ? 2
alien superstore Posted Monday at 07:30 PM Posted Monday at 07:30 PM I don't even know what to say other than I just really hope it isn't true, and I really hope Bey and the kids are okay right now. What a dark time for that family. From a PR perspective I would be mightily shocked if a statement isn't released by Beyoncé before Christmas. This has already overshadowed her performance but to say nothing risks every angle of that performance being read as either a defence or acknowledgement of her husband's allegations.
LVP Posted Monday at 07:35 PM Posted Monday at 07:35 PM I feel so sorry for Bey, no matter if it's true or not, it's must be very hard for her 1 1
bijonse Posted Monday at 07:35 PM Posted Monday at 07:35 PM I hate that she's tied herself so tightly to him that this is like a her issue. She needs to remember there was a BEYONCÉ before him and there always will be after him too 3 1 2
KingBeyonce. Posted Monday at 07:39 PM Posted Monday at 07:39 PM (edited) I kind of feel like I agree with multiple view points that I'm seeing from the hive. Like, I hate how misogynistic people are being misogynstic by automatically saying that she's complicit based on nothing and trying to act like there was any validity to the batshit crazy claims made by the likes of Jaguar and conspiracy theorists (she is still mentally ill - this unfortunate discovery does not change that ). They weren't even together when this would have happened and there's no proof as of right now that she had any knowledge of it occurring prior to this lawsuit. And we all know that if she wasn't married to him, sadly some of these people wouldn't be salivating at the mouth ready to drag. Some of them just hate Beyonce and want to "justify" it. It didn't really matter how or what, they've been waiting and making things up her entire career. These types of accusations or lawsuits usually don't matter much but this time is different simply because of how heinous the accusation is. On the other hand, even if he didn't do it (I believe he did)....I don't think that really matters in the court of public opinion. It's a vile accusation that will leave a stain. I mean, the people who have always hated her don't really matter in this context but this will affect her legacy if she stays. Obviously my support means nothing and I'm just one person but as a lifelong fan, I couldn't support a woman who would stand by a child rapist. That's awful and disgusting. And I kinda don't think she should even stand by an accused child rapist because that would mean that she's willing to throw away everything she has worked so hard to build and all that her talent has done for her just because of a man. I don't think she'll divorce him but I hope she proves me wrong. As a woman, sometimes I wonder if it's worth it to couple up with a cis straight man cause wtf it's like some of these fools are sent on earth to tear you down like my goodness Edited Monday at 08:54 PM by KingBeyonce. typo 5
Cbreezy Posted Monday at 08:15 PM Posted Monday at 08:15 PM I'm Team Accountability, so want justice to prevail (e.g. for Jay if it's an extortion attempt and in the other direction if there is any kind of guilt). But I must say... Is anyone else deeply disturbed by how automated the outrage/anti-Jay sentiment seems to be? People actively "want" it to be true. I find it so weird. The bloodlust for a takedown. I think it's especially the duality of it all for me. All at once Jay is this revered, beloved, beacon of Black excellence who people aspire to. And yet the second (the literal second) the Diddy ish hit, it was "Jay's next". Note that there was never a concrete reason given. Just a plethora of "I can just tell", my cousin Pookie said, and Jaguar Wright (who the people toggle on and off from ridiculing then using as some kind of bizarre receipt). Even the sheistiness of the Buzbee attorney feels underplayed because the topline accusation is more juicy. While I've long clocked that people project onto celebrities (their hopes, insecurities, and all in between), it will never not shock me how haters actively make a point to NOT apply to celeb cases the logic they have to apply to their real lives. There is no way I could wake up and accuse a member on here of slapping me and it's deemed true by everyone...just because I said so. Due process and burden of proof surely are still a...thing? Again, those involved know whether there is any truth to the matter or not. But the wider climate is bizarre af to me and says so much about humans, psychology, and the damn-near animalistic appetite to take down the very people they claim to revere. WEIRD 6 2
kimberly Posted Monday at 08:25 PM Posted Monday at 08:25 PM beyoncé next business venture: DIVORCÉ Law Firm launching December 24 2
Draper. Posted Monday at 08:32 PM Posted Monday at 08:32 PM I have to say… I expected this to get bigger, it seems like most people are actually waiting to see how this develops. 2
Cbreezy Posted Monday at 08:35 PM Posted Monday at 08:35 PM On a more Bey-related note, what do you think her angles are? As said earlier, I'm ultimately Team Bey above all and hate how complex this is for her. I personally find the "divorce him STAT" rhetoric extremely dumb, short-sighted, and, at best, trigger-happy. There's no proven trail of guilt, so why would she? At the same time, I'm fascinated about how they...but especially she... will navigate this all. My gut says she'll do (and slay) Halftime and lay relatively low until it blows over. Because any kind of tour, album, or visual announcement will inevitably either get paired in coverage with the Jay ish OR simply be overshadowed by it. But there are so many considerations. There's Mufasa, Blue's big acting debut, that would be wild for her/them to skip. Then the Grammys. Before that the Super Bowl, which Jay is always visible at given Roc Nation's involvement. Lay low, in one regard, feels smart, but if (as he's insisting) he's innocent, there's actually just cause to be just as visible as would have been the case if there were no accusations. Looking further ahead, I generally take comfort in the fact that Bey has...options. Even it it all blows over, they can make a point to go back to what they used to do: still give power couple but more deliberately keep their brands separate. If it all goes Diddy-style wild, there is an easy out for her that protects her name, brand, and career (divorce). At the same time, I think about this interim frame. Does she stay silent (which in turn lets people infer from her silence what they will)? Does she visibly and audibly double down on standing by her man (given how much she's made that a central part of her art and brand)? Does she bury herself in work? Does she wait until it's blown over?!
Flanders Posted Monday at 08:36 PM Posted Monday at 08:36 PM 1 minute ago, Draper. said: I have to say… I expected this to get bigger, it seems like most people are actually waiting to see how this develops. Jay is lucky this has been a super busy news day with the arrest of the CEO killer, Syrian revolution and the Golden Globes. This is worrying for her legacy and career. The story obviously isn't just gonna go away. I'm sorry she has to perform in 2 weeks cause this story is what people are gonna be talking about
Lose My Breath Posted Monday at 08:43 PM Posted Monday at 08:43 PM 10 minutes ago, Draper. said: I have to say… I expected this to get bigger, it seems like most people are actually waiting to see how this develops. I agree. The reaction so far hasn't been as extreme as I thought it would be
benyonce Posted Monday at 08:50 PM Posted Monday at 08:50 PM (edited) The timing of her first live performance in YEARS being two weeks after this is really sad. I can only imagine what is going on with her and her teams minds at these rehearsals. I feel most sad for Blue and the kids. I'll tell you one thing for free, I ain't dying on a hill defending Jay Z of all people. If he is found guilty, let him rot and Bey better make her choices accordingly or face (deserved) backlash. Until then, I will continue to think it is disgusting that Bey cops the brunt of the flack, for a males vile behaviour. Edited Monday at 08:51 PM by benyonce 7 1
benyonce Posted Monday at 08:54 PM Posted Monday at 08:54 PM 8 minutes ago, Lose My Breath said: I agree. The reaction so far hasn't been as extreme as I thought it would be Even so from the eyes of the public the damage is already done. However this unfolds, this will remain the thing that sticks. The only thing that will be bigger than this in regards to this case is if he is found guilty. If it goes the other way, the news will be less viral and the perception sadly won't change i fear.
Space&Time Posted Monday at 09:11 PM Posted Monday at 09:11 PM (edited) 56 minutes ago, Cbreezy said: I'm Team Accountability, so want justice to prevail (e.g. for Jay if it's an extortion attempt and in the other direction if there is any kind of guilt). But I must say... Is anyone else deeply disturbed by how automated the outrage/anti-Jay sentiment seems to be? People actively "want" it to be true. I find it so weird. The bloodlust for a takedown. I think it's especially the duality of it all for me. All at once Jay is this revered, beloved, beacon of Black excellence who people aspire to. And yet the second (the literal second) the Diddy ish hit, it was "Jay's next". Note that there was never a concrete reason given. Just a plethora of "I can just tell", my cousin Pookie said, and Jaguar Wright (who the people toggle on and off from ridiculing then using as some kind of bizarre receipt). Even the sheistiness of the Buzbee attorney feels underplayed because the topline accusation is more juicy. While I've long clocked that people project onto celebrities (their hopes, insecurities, and all in between), it will never not shock me how haters actively make a point to NOT apply to celeb cases the logic they have to apply to their real lives. There is no way I could wake up and accuse a member on here of slapping me and it's deemed true by everyone...just because I said so. Due process and burden of proof surely are still a...thing? Again, those involved know whether there is any truth to the matter or not. But the wider climate is bizarre af to me and says so much about humans, psychology, and the damn-near animalistic appetite to take down the very people they claim to revere. WEIRD 100% Hive needs to wake it up. They have been out for this man and projecting rape and pedophilia on him mainly because they've been influenced by a prophetess on YouTube who wears a ******* table cloth on top of her quick weave. A lot of times, with actors like Diddy and R Kelly where there is smoke there is fire. Can some one please point me to the smoke about Jay-Z?! Quickly. With that said, he deserves a presumption of innocence until proven otherwise. Beyoncé deserves to stand by her man up until such time as well. If you all are leaving spouses over mere accusations by slimy attorneys you don't know what loyalty is. Edited Monday at 09:13 PM by Space&Time 3 1
Mitsouko Posted Monday at 09:16 PM Posted Monday at 09:16 PM Was wondering why he hadn't released an album since the dawn of the #MeToo movement
Space&Time Posted Monday at 09:17 PM Posted Monday at 09:17 PM 19 minutes ago, benyonce said: Even so from the eyes of the public the damage is already done. However this unfolds, this will remain the thing that sticks. The only thing that will be bigger than this in regards to this case is if he is found guilty. If it goes the other way, the news will be less viral and the perception sadly won't change i fear. I disagree. I do believe there IS irreparable damage already done, yes, but it is up to Jay to defend his good name and his family. If he proves in court that this attorney and the plaintiff are liars and extortionist and wins a counter suit he can then speak out once the facts prevail in an extremely public way to clear his name in a way no one can disagree with. Ya'll have watch alleged pedos go down, but you haven't watched falsely alleged pedo's win. Many of you have no faith nor imagination. If he guilty, **** him, but if he not, some of you all will deserve the blame for going along with the smear campaign without any check and balances. 3
Brikenbur Posted Monday at 09:20 PM Posted Monday at 09:20 PM The "COWBOY CARTER" era truly is cursed!
BGKC Posted Monday at 09:28 PM Posted Monday at 09:28 PM (edited) 15 hours ago, BnPac said: It's so long to log in so I just read this last page but some comments are wild. What do you mean, she has some explaining to do? This is not her fault. If he is proven guilty, yes she will have explaining to do, be it through actions (divorce) and/or words that make it clear that her heart goes out to the victim and that she doesn't tolerate such actions. I never said it's her fault, but this is a woman who had no issues airing out Jay Z's acts of infidelity on an album that was simultaneously used to promote that same cheaters business endeavor with Tidal. That alone was a CHOICE, but it gets to a point where her judge of character can seem outright abysmal and she will need to CHECK that if this gets any uglier. I just want Beyoncé to be able to heal from all of this and still manage to put on a stupendous halftime show in the process, whatever the outcome is. Edited Monday at 09:41 PM by BGKC 2 1
Kisuke Posted Monday at 09:30 PM Author Posted Monday at 09:30 PM On 12/3/2024 at 2:32 PM, Kisuke said: The calm before the storm It seems Honey is back
benyonce Posted Monday at 09:51 PM Posted Monday at 09:51 PM 26 minutes ago, Space&Time said: I disagree. I do believe there IS irreparable damage already done, yes, but it is up to Jay to defend his good name and his family. If he proves in court that this attorney and the plaintiff are liars and extortionist and wins a counter suit he can then speak out once the facts prevail in an extremely public way to clear his name in a way no one can disagree with. Ya'll have watch alleged pedos go down, but you haven't watched falsely alleged pedo's win. Many of you have no faith nor imagination. If he guilty, **** him, but if he not, some of you all will deserve the blame for going along with the smear campaign without any check and balances. I certainly hope this is true. In the age of social media, false news and click bait headlines dictating the direction of a large portion of the public's sentiment (the ones who aren't able to think critically) I fear it may be. either way I am not the one you are referring to in your last sentence, at most I'll post a few times in the base and keep it moving. 1
ToraeGilt Posted Monday at 09:52 PM Posted Monday at 09:52 PM 1 hour ago, Draper. said: I have to say… I expected this to get bigger, it seems like most people are actually waiting to see how this develops. I was just about to say this. When it first dropped I was like "wow"! There's no coming back from this but surprisingly it didn't get as much traction as I thought it would. I feel like majority of the noise is from folks who already thought he was guilty of something even before this came to fruition. 1
Cbreezy Posted Monday at 09:57 PM Posted Monday at 09:57 PM 21 minutes ago, ShouldersSideways said: This felt inevitable tbh Why, btw? I'm not even being shady, I'm legitimately curious. Why did it feel..."inevitable"? 1
ShouldersSideways Posted Monday at 10:09 PM Posted Monday at 10:09 PM 11 minutes ago, Cbreezy said: Why, btw? I'm not even being shady, I'm legitimately curious. Why did it feel..."inevitable"? I'm not going to speculate on the truth of the lawsuit one way or another, but ever since the Diddy thing happened I figured someone would accuse Jay eventually.
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