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Irreplaceable

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  1. Though the idea that the moon is made of cheese has been around for millennia, it’s doubtful that anyone ever actually believed it, at least not academically. The earliest record of this bizarre notion comes from a medieval Servian yarn in which a ravenous wolf chases a seemingly-hapless fox, hoping to score an easy meal. Thinking fast, the fox convinces his pursuer that the moon’s reflection on a nearby pond is actually a block of cheese floating on its surface and that the wolf must drink all of its water to acquire the tasty treat. Guzzling and guzzling his way to the prize, the wolf eventually drinks too much and bursts, leaving the fox alive and victorious. But the best-known early citation dates to 1546, and can be found in The Proverbs of John Heywood (which can be read in its entirety here). The document is a compendium of some of the titular author’s most famous sayings, such as “the more, the merrier,” “a penny for your thoughts,” and “Rome was not built in a day.” At one point, he jokingly states “the moon is made of greene cheese” (in this context, “greene” refers to the food’s age rather than its color). HDD coming soon section.
  2. Oh and a renaissance author from 1546 is mentioned as well.
  3. The first news is about a future superstar release and the next one is about the evolution and the moon… it doesnt make sense.
  4. Don' you guys find the HDD "coming soon" section suspicious?
  5. Exactly, they had a lot of info on BIK and were correct, we just dismissed them. this just seems like her team is gathering news outlets and media and leaking them selected info.
  6. So when exactly is Chloe releasing?
  7. Guys, I disagree. Bey has stated multiple times that female artists can co-exist. She has released new material along with her sister Solange and Kelly, who are both closer to her than Chloe. Professionally and personally. Besides, Chloe can release something a week prior to or after B - no one is saying it is going to be during the same week. Additionally, Bey could still very well only announce and not release. So yeah, I am not excluding Bey releasing just because Chloe is.
  8. So if Bey expands her rooster of clients she suddently cant release anymore because she would overshadow them? Makes no sense.
  9. I disagree. chloe has released many singles thus far, without bey anywhere near and none of the singles did well. bey released her albums against kelly, michelle and solange, why would chloe be an exception? Bey will release when she is ready.
  10. Why would Chloe be the reason for Bey not to release anything? Its not like Chloe is going to perform well, and its not like artists cant coexist.
  11. Why would she delete her profile picture everywhere? Sth has to be coming.
  12. Well, the winged lion is a symbol of power and independence. Juneetenth stands for freedom from slavery. Could this be connected? What if she releases next week?
  13. Homecoming did really well though, much better than most of live albums from other artists, has over 300 million Spotify streams and is Emmy nominated. That was most definitely not a bomb.
  14. That is 6.041 million without the interludes.
  15. like I said, european leg will gross over 100 million in the end. where is that fool that said 60 million for europe max?

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