celeb news Billboard: Beyoncé’s new era is giving other black women in country a big boost, too

[Tripthelight]

[trainsskyscrapers]

4 hours ago, Stepfon said:

MY GIRL:

 

I love "Better Than You Left Me" , and it deserved EVERY radio add it received. 

Got some fire for you guys:

 

Also Haeley Vaughn too. I remember rooting for her in 2010 when she was on American Idol. To make it to the top 20 as a black girl doing country in 2010? Wow.

 

Edited February 23 by trainsskyscrapers

[Jay L]

Buckle Bunny is a bop that I'd probably never discover if it wasn't for Texas Hold Em. Lemme get into Tanner's other music now

 

 

Edited February 23 by Jay L

[LustSpell]

Now this is impact

[Katy.Kat.23]

Tanner Adell’s EP was top 5 releases of 2023 so deserved 

Edited February 23 by Katy.Kat.23

[Opulence]

5 minutes ago, LustSpell said:

Now this is impact

Literally was just about to post those exact words. 

 

This is what so many greats before her did and it's so wonderful to see her doing the same for others. It honestly solidifies her status as an icon, it's not all about spotify streams or albums sold. That's why she is the celebrity of celebrities right now the way Madonna, Tina, Cher, Dianna, Michael and other legends are. 

Edited February 23 by Opulence

[imabadkid]

Beyonce honestly does not get the credit she deserves for being a trailblazer 
 

People are always so quick to point out anything negative when it pertains to her but never talk about the positives 

[Bears01]

3 minutes ago, imabadkid said:

Beyonce honestly does not get the credit she deserves for being a trailblazer 
 

People are always so quick to point out anything negative when it pertains to her but never talk about the positives 

I think the music industry itself rightfully recognizes what an important figure in music she is, and has since the IASF era ended. 
 

Taylor, at a level of fame/success only a handful of artists have experienced, called her “the queen” ffs

[Gossip_Boy]

And that is impact. Renaissance did the same and helped people be aware of black dance and house music legends as well as the black/queer influences on dance/house music.

 

It is also one of the primary reasons why Bey creates the music that she does at this stage in her career. There is a bigger meaning and purpose. I just really adore this phase and direction of her career.

[Polgg48]

interview on them now will have beyonce questions when they want to promo their own music. like saying more LGBTQ+ play fortnite because of gaga and they share experience on her music while probably log in once for event.

[Titanbaddie]

And this is why we do it. 

[Kristie Kuwa]

2 hours ago, Polgg48 said:

interview on them now will have beyonce questions when they want to promo their own music. like saying more LGBTQ+ play fortnite because of gaga and they share experience on her music while probably log in once for event.

Which is fine since they for sure get more requests for Interviews now than before. Visibility is so much more worth than 2-3 Beyonce questions here and there 

[Lovett]

3 hours ago, Polgg48 said:

interview on them now will have beyonce questions when they want to promo their own music. like saying more LGBTQ+ play fortnite because of gaga and they share experience on her music while probably log in once for event.

So you're saying they'll now be given more platforms to promote their music and be able to use Beyoncé's stardom to draw more attention to those interviews and in turn music? Is this supposed to be a bad thing?

[BnPac]

She said : "The legacy is the last thing I do. You'll remember me cause we got something to prove!"

[blackoutbritney]

I love the theory that the entire Renaissance project is beys way to reclaim the genres that black people created. Seeing this makes me SO happy and proud of her and all she does for her community. Truly an icon and pioneer who knows how to truly elevate those who came before her. 

[PrudenceHCharmed]

Her impact. 

 

Bringing R&B back during the heights of EDM in 2011 with 4 , then introduce the concept of body of work and visual album during ST to openly sings about police brutality and racism during Lemonade to reclaiming black genres with REN and Act II 

[TheBlackBarbie]

The QUEEN of giving back 

[Stellar1103]

"From the top of the morning, I shine right through the blinds. Touching everything in my plain view and everything next to me gets lit up, too." 

[descg]

Fake feminist queen

[descg]

On 2/23/2024 at 1:26 PM, blackoutbritney said:

I love the theory that the entire Renaissance project is beys way to reclaim the genres that black people created. Seeing this makes me SO happy and proud of her and all she does for her community. Truly an icon and pioneer who knows how to truly elevate those who came before her. 

This is true.

Edited February 24 by descg

[Lovett]

[Bey'Knight]

Pour into me

I pour into you

There aint no drought here

Blooming into our actual powers

 

We love to see it  

Bet this won't reach 8 pages 

[Stellar1103]

This is impact! Also, Willie Jones and Shaboozey's music is sooo good.

[Stellar1103]

2 minutes ago, Bey'Knight said:

Pour into me

I pour into you

There aint no drought here

Blooming into our actual powers

 

We love to see it  

Bet this won't reach 8 pages 

She was Preaching!! 

[Junlin]

but why like all the names in the album white? 

Edited April 1 by Junlin