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Did she rerecord the vocals on Back up? Doesn't sound like the (illegal) version I had... I love it though!

Wait really? My instagram must be bugging cause it's at 302. Last thing I wanna do is cause panic, . Can I upload screenshots in here so I can show it?

Queen looks amazing. As was expected. Has anyone noticed how much her instagramfollowers keep dropping? What's up with that? She lost like 5million these last few days. Is that just because of the MET?

I honestly don't understand why every time a show centered on LGBTQ people comes out, it immediately turns into a huge debate—especially within our own community. Instead of just enjoying the fact that this content exists, and recognizing that we're living in a time where LGBTQ representation on TV is even possible, we end up dissecting it to death. We're often so hyper-critical of our own media that it sometimes feels like we do more harm to it than good. That's not to say we shouldn't be critical at all. If something is bad, it's bad. If a show portrays the community in a harmful way, that should absolutely be called out. If it leans too heavily on stereotypes, that's worth addressing too. But the level of scrutiny we apply to LGBTQ-focused content is often far harsher than what we give to other shows, to the point where it starts to feel impossible for anything to be released that will satisfy most people. Look at how Looking was treated—criticized for being too white, too vanilla, too this or too that. Gay actors shouldn't be expected to only play gay roles, and straight actors shouldn't be limited to straight ones. That argument completely misses the point of acting. I understand the concern—especially in a world where people are discouraged from coming out, or where openly gay actors struggle to book straight roles. Wanting to protect the limited number of gay roles makes sense. But, in my opinion, this isn't the right way to do it.

I went to the show in London last night, and it was absolutely incredible. I genuinely loved every moment of it. Personally, I enjoyed this show even more than the Renaissance Tour — and that's saying something, considering I actually prefer the Renaissance album over Cowboy Carter. She looked and sounded flawless. The stadium was packed and loud as hell — the energy was fantastic. Honestly, this smear campaign that's been going on (and dragging on for far too long) is complete nonsense. That arena was filled with people who adore her, and the haters can stay pressed. I was a little disappointed that she didn't perform "Energy" or "Break My Soul" last night, but everything else more than made up for it. And Blue? She was so good! If I had to offer one critique — and this goes for the Renaissance Tour as well — it's that the visuals, while stunning, sometimes interrupt the flow of the show. They run a bit too long for my taste. As a stan, I love them for what they are — they look amazing — but in the context of a concert, I'd prefer a live band or a dance break instead. That's just me nitpicking, though. All in all? A solid 5 out of 5 stars. All hail the Queen.

Not too much on my girl Drew Afualo. Other than Drew, I know no one in this picture (other than Brittany Broski)

Hi guys. I'm selling my ticket for the june 3d London date. It's a Beyhive A pit ticket. I can't go anymore. I'm reselling it through the official ticketmaster channels if anyone is interested.

I don't personally care, I had a great time. It's just that I went with 4 friend who were 'locals' so I definetly noticed their vibes. And it also helps when most of the stadium is having fun (which they were btw) because it adds to the atmosphere.

Went to the show in Brussels yesteray. I had a great time and the audience was pretty lit too. I do have to say it might be one of my least favorite Beyoncé shows (I've been to all of them in Belgium and OTR in Germany). Even tho the visuals looked amazing they broke the flow of the show because they were so long. That's just my opinion tho. As a stan I definetly got my life. In a stadium the majority will be locals and I think they were expecting a lot more hits.. Renaissance indiviual songs are not that well known here. BMS and CUFF IT obviously got the best reactions (other than CIL and LOT). The Queen looked flawless tho and vocals were on point, but the sound was horrible at times! The bass and music would be way louder than her voice so you could not hear her at times... The sound in formation tour was way better. Loved the dancers also! I still have two more shows to go (London on june 3d and Amsterdam on june 18th) =)

OMG.. I can't believe I managed to get a 'club renaissance' ticket voor the second Amsterdam show!! I'm so happy! All the venues were madness tho, the queu for Paris was insane, same for London... It is the first time I'll be going to a concert by myself tho, hope club renaissance is lit in Amsterdam... Still gonna try to book tickets for me and my friend in Brussels tho.