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"TEXAS HOLD 'EM" Serving Stability, are you Surprised?

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  • No. This song is an infectious earworm and Bey isn't serving us a rehash of her previous album. People want to hear something fun, fresh and unexpected.

  • Kristie Kuwa
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    I am, and I stan her  

No. This song is an infectious earworm and Bey isn't serving us a rehash of her previous album. People want to hear something fun, fresh and unexpected.

Yes and no.

 

Not surprised that a Bey song is getting massive support from her loyal fanbase

Surprised that they have this energy for a song with hardly any levels - it starts at its peak and just stays there until the end :celestial5:

It took me a minute to get into since it was so different for her but it really is an amazing catchy song

i am. beyonce smashing with a country song wasn't something you'd expect to happen :clap3:

serving stability over 20 years into her career

Edited by rnb

It’s only the first week :redface: but still impressive, especially the numbers outside the US. 

All Beyonce hits are organic, she doesn’t do the fake #1 payola you regularly see on the charts. 

Pleasantly surprised. Bey is not a worldwide smashanista like she was before, let’s be real. She took a risk and it is paying off BIG time :WAP:

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