ShouldersSideways Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 2 minutes ago, Planet Mars said: As far as guys go Ric Wilson, Duckwrth, Bakar and Gus Dapperton have been on repeat. I'd love for Beyoncé to work with any of of them, especially the first 3 because they low-key fit her vibe Also Cakes Da Killa is a great LGBTQ+ artist who's been making rounds for a number of years but I just discovered recently. It's interesting how 99% of the music I'm getting into these days is not mainstream. As a teenager all I listened to was mainstream music but the further I get into my 20's (just made 26!) The more I'm into what's underground. What makes it funnier is that mainstream music in the last couple years is ALOT better, interesting and more diverse than what was mainstream in my HS years (2010-2014) in my opinion. 2010-2014 is truly a horrific time for mainstream music. There were a few good pop albums but for the most part it was so immature and uninspired
Planet Mars Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 2 minutes ago, ShouldersSideways said: 2010-2014 is truly a horrific time for mainstream music. There were a few good pop albums but for the most part it was so immature and uninspired I've come to view it as the era of producers like Dr. Luke, Max Martin, David Guetta and throw away pop rappers like Pitbull and Flo Rida. Of course that era is everything to pop stans like on ATRL, but when every song on the charts has the same 3 producers you have a problem. I'd say things got really interesting again in the mainstream sometime around 2016/2017 and it's improved since. The charts are more diverse, lesser known acts can break through and score hits and sonically speaking today's newer artists at least have their own sounds and aesthetics. I may not like all the songs but I'll take 2020-2022 over 2010-2012 anyday which says alot considering people tend prefer music from their teenage years over their 20's
CoralBlue Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 (edited) I feel like she will tease the album just like she did with lemonade, when she released that mysterious 20 second trailer on YouTube and Instagram days before it dropped. So maybe a few days before she drops the album, she may upload some sort of teaser or at least give a hint. Everytime I look at her instagram I always wonder how many pictures she will upload until we get the album, before releasing ST she was on tour and uploaded some backstage pics, before Lemonade I think she released Ivy Park and put up some IVP promotional shots. Edited April 15, 2022 by CoralBlue
HausofArtpopII Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 enough with album rankings. What's Bey's best music video and why is it partition?
Triton Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 I NEED a new “I Care”… ugh, she really blessed us with that song. And the bridge… yes *****! Show off!! Who else can deliver that song? Like if anyone wanted to question her, all she has to do is drop that song.
ShouldersSideways Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 Partition and Hold Up are probably the two battling it out for her best video.
Triton Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 14 hours ago, HausofArtpopII said: WHAT DOES IT MEAN??????? Shakira is coming! **** Beyotch!
*No Angel* Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 Is it possible to check the calender/bookings of a stadium? I saw on the news that my stadium is super booked and busy this summer and its the same one that they came to for OTR2. Isn't there someone out there that can leak that info
ShouldersSideways Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 1 hour ago, Planet Mars said: Beyoncé's best video is Find Your Way Back Wait a minute I forgot about Black Is King It has her best cinematography for sure
ShouldersSideways Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 22 minutes ago, *No Angel* said: Is it possible to check the calender/bookings of a stadium? I saw on the news that my stadium is super booked and busy this summer and its the same one that they came to for OTR2. Isn't there someone out there that can leak that info There's a big gap in events in Wembley in July but that means nothing really https://www.wembleystadium.com/events
yonsé Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 (edited) 4 hours ago, ShouldersSideways said: Wait a minute I forgot about Black Is King so did everybody she let it die on the platform that no one goes to for music videos. my power, water, & find your way back deserved better. Edited April 15, 2022 by yonsé
yonsé Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 pierre debusschere is so amazing. i also want Marcell Rev for B7. imagine marcell/beyonce/labrinth! he did this video with Lab:
Devin Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 BIK visuals I can’t see no one (not even Bey) topping that.
Devin Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 20 minutes ago, yonsé said: pierre debusschere is so amazing. i also want Marcell Rev for B7. imagine marcell/beyonce/labrinth! he did this video with Lab: Wait
HausofArtpopII Posted April 15, 2022 Posted April 15, 2022 4 hours ago, ShouldersSideways said: Wait a minute I forgot about Black Is King lowkey forgot about it too but i didn't wanna say that
Triton Posted April 16, 2022 Posted April 16, 2022 2 hours ago, yonsé said: pierre debusschere is so amazing. i also want Marcell Rev for B7. imagine marcell/beyonce/labrinth! he did this video with Lab: Yess!!! And his photo shoots are also amazing. Mine deserved to be a single, imagine a radio edit and that gorgeous video released in fall of ‘14. Plus it had Drake. Ugh, stupid puta!
abeille Posted April 16, 2022 Posted April 16, 2022 On 4/15/2022 at 1:41 AM, Jai said: Current Ranking of Beyonce Albums; I got bored don't drag me for the extraneous. 6 I Am... Sasha Fierce It was an album for the times, but it's hard to connect to since it is a pop-vocal album made for mass appeal. I really appreciate all of the ballads on this album, especially since that's a rarity these days. I genuinely believe that this album was created out of convenience and nothing more; to push Beyonce further into a pop general public scope of superstardom; this is the album that solidified her spot as a mainstay in music. I guess in general, where this album falls flat is that in the grand scheme of things, it's her clunkiest record, and while the singles will more than likely be the first songs most people will think of when they think of Beyonce; as a body of work it's aged the worst. Also, it just sticks out in her discography. Best Performance of the Era: 2009 MTV Video Music Awards (Single Ladies) / 2009 MTV EMA Awards (Sweet Dreams) Most Impactful Single: Halo, it truly had the last laugh in terms of longevity Personal Favorite Song: Scared Of Lonely 5 Dangerously In Love An amazing R&B Album; that still feels fresh as a whole. There really is nothing wrong with this album; it's just her first, and she's evolved so beyond it. Vocally it's so weird to listen to this album because her light and bouncy vocals of her 20 are so far removed from her matured, deeper tones of today, but really this album has so much nostalgia behind it, and I'll love it forever. She made a name for herself with this album and came out the gate swinging with singles that are now classics. Best Performance of the Era: 2003 BET Awards Performance (Crazy in Love) Most Impactful Single: Crazy In Love; she will never get tired of this song, or opening with it. Personal Favorite Song: Yes (Although Baby Boy is a very close second) 4 B'Day Her most underrated album! This album has so much personality; I personally think the standard addition was perfect, but you can find me bopping to world wide woman and beautiful lair on occasion from the deluxe. This one kind of gets lost when the conversation of Beyonce albums comes up because, and I think its because it didn't really find its legs until irreplaceable came out as a single in 2007. This album will always have a special place in my heart, but overall this album just never had its moment to shine; but it's still an amazingly diverse body of work, considering it's her second album. I wish Beyonce would give this album more attention when she goes on tour, but I know it's not one of her favorites; oh well. Best Performance of the Era: The Beyonce Experience, its pure camp to watch in 2022. Most Impactful Single: Irreplaceable; although Deja Vu being the lead single was always correct and I stand by that. Personal Favorite Song: Green Light (and Check On It, idc) 3 4 I remember back in the day when everyone had a field day when this album leaked three weeks before release and then underperformed. It was a complete transition in sound, Run the world left a lot to be desired, and on the low, she was pregnant. The girls were ready to call her a flop and renamed the album 4lop, BUT time was the ultimate truth-teller. I think his album stood the test of time in contrast to all the other girls' albums in 2011 because it feels so true to Beyonce. If I have to pick one album representing her as a whole, it would be this one; it has so much sonically and subject matter-wise that still holds tried and true to who she is now. This album also felt like a coming of age, like we were watching a new awakening and version of her that we would eventually get to see. This is her most fun album to date, and I always enjoy going back to it. Best Performance of the Era: 2011 BBMA (Run The World Girls) / 2011 VMA's (Love On Top) Most Impactful Single: Love On Top Personal Favorite Song: Rather Die Young 2 Lemonade Everything about this, from the music to the genre-hopping, to the film, down to the concept, was straight art. I remember being so astounded that Beyonce was capable of this. If you've been hive, then you know infidelity by Jay shouldn't be shocking as there have been several examples in both Beyonce and Jayz's music where things may have not always been perfect, but to see Beyonce, who had otherwise closed off from us more than ever at that point lay it all out on the table was shocking. As a stan I was proud of the vulnerability and how beautifully she allowed herself to express it. This was an era of vindication; Beyonce was, without a doubt, a legend in her prime during this era. There was nothing left to prove when you're capable of making an album like this all while displaying true black excellence- a moment. Best Performance of the Era: TidalX1015 (All Night / 6 Inch) / Super Bowl 50 (Formation) / The Formation World Tour Most Impactful Single: Formation Personal Favorite Song: Sandcastles 1 Self Titled I remember where I was on Friday, December 13th. I had never been more panicked as a stan of this woman because I could not make out how I suddenly, with no announcement, had a whole album and a music video and then some. No one knew what to do, what would happen, but we knew one thing; we were listening and watching. Everything about this album and how Beyonce chose to present it is so badass, and I think people forget that this took a lot of guts to do. 4 didn't do as great as expectations for Beyonce, but this album shut all the haters up. Beyonce gave more than anyone else faves, and it indeed was not only reinvention but reckoning that Beyonce will always be here and had more artistic influence to unleash on the music scene. This is her best album as a whole. There is something for everyone in all aspects that still feels fresh, even coming up on being a decade old. Bey really changed the rules and continued to make her own with this album and it was during this era that I learned to trust her and whatever vision she had. Best Performance of the Era: TidalX1015 / 2014 Grammy Awards (Drunk in Love) / 2014 VMA's (Self Titled Medley) Most Impactful Single: Partition Personal Favorite Song: Blow Very solid ranking! Almost identical to mine, only difference is I would place Lemonade first and ST second.
Devin Posted April 16, 2022 Posted April 16, 2022 11 hours ago, Beyoncé Knowles said: Do you guys listen to Bree Runway? Really enjoying her music these days. HOT HOT, ATM and All night are bops Taste. Bree Runway is def someone to get into. I love to see her work with Bey one day.
abeille Posted April 16, 2022 Posted April 16, 2022 9 hours ago, ShouldersSideways said: Partition and Hold Up are probably the two battling it out for her best video. Very much this! Although the visuals on BIK definitely come close. Formation is also up there, probably 3rd for me.
PrudenceHCharmed Posted April 16, 2022 Posted April 16, 2022 48 minutes ago, abeille said: Very much this! Although the visuals on BIK definitely come close. Formation is also up there, probably 3rd for me. "Countdown" , "Run The World" and "Single Ladies" says hiiii. Unpopular opinions but I hated her Destiny's Child low budget videos
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