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Are we sat? Blue era incoming?

They're accusing her of being transgender in the comments too.

how cute

I felt physically uncomfortable while watching this, I'd be so embarrassed. Tyler seems a little immature and insensitive to me.

She mentioned in an interview last year that she had some sessions booked for the end of the year, and has mentioned in recent posts that she's working on new music and is hoping to release soon https://www.instagram.com/p/C3YNF0OrFQu/ https://www.instagram.com/p/C3JHGRsJDTq/

while i still think Azealia makes really interesting and insightful points sometimes … her obsession with not getting recognition from Beyoncé is kinda wild but THIS ….. this is like a whole different kind of nasty and disgusting. Please use this thread to whack her.

Ngl I respect Dua so much for this

Give the good sis Mickey some streams

Cliffs: She says J Lo lied to the grand jury about what happened and Diddy blamed the shooting on Shyne the rapper who end up serving 10 years in prison for it. The hip hop cop below arrested diddy and j lo

"Not everybody has to lose their virginity as a teenager" "People can wait till they're ready or wait till they're a bit more mature," says Wilson. "And I think that could be a positive message. You obviously don't have to wait until you're in your thirties like me, but you shouldn't feel pressure as a young person," says Willson. https://people.com/rebel-wilson-lost-her-virginity-at-35-and-wants-to-take-the-pressure-off-other-late-bloomers-by-sharing-her-story-exclusive-8620722

Wonder what it could be! UPDATE:

In the same light, Furtado recognizes that she also wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for the women who came before her, listing the likes of Madonna, Gwen Stefani, and Janet Jackson as early inspirations. Sharing a story she's never told before, Furtado details the time Stefani turned up to the video shoot for her single "Turn Off The Light" and heavily impacted the fashion for the visual. "We were both watching an artist play at Universal Amphitheater and we both work with Sophie Miller, the video director. I was a huge No Doubt fan! She was wearing a Juicy Couture sweater and I literally asked my stylist to get me the same type of sweater. That's why I'm wearing an orange Juicy Couture sweater in the 'Turn Off The Light' video where Gwen Stefani came to visit me on set. It's like, man, with queens like that, you do get influenced,” she says. "It makes me happy even to share that story. Like, it's a small thing. It's a sweater. But, it's like, 'Oh my God, I've never seen a fuzzy hoodie, I want one.’ And then not only do I get one, but I wear it in my video. So this is how culture is created. Culture is just what people are doing. It's like a collage of influence.” Referring to Stefani as "the homie,” Furtado recalls bumping into her at award shows where "she'd always hug me.” Furtado adds: "It sounds like such a cliche, but I'm gonna say it out loud. Queens recognize queens! You know what I'm saying? When I see younger artists killing it, I just get so inspired and happy and excited for them.” Interview: Nelly Furtado Cover Story (euphoriazine.com)

https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news/taylor-swift-features-on-beyonces-cowboy-carter-track-bodyguard https://genius.com/Beyonce-bodyguard-lyrics Can you hear it?

The interview is mostly about her songwriting and music making process. At 2:45 they talk about the similarities with Charli XCX and that Charli praised Camila for being a good writer. 6:35 She convinced Carti to collab with her through DM-ing him on instagram 10:30 With this album she focused on the artistry behind the whole album being more important than individual songs.

SOURCE: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/beyonce-releases-cowboy-carter-302103403.html "My process is that I typically have to experiment," Beyoncé says. "I enjoy being open to have the freedom to get all aspects of things I love out and so I worked on many songs. I recorded probably 100 songs. Once that is done, I am able to put the puzzle together and realize the consistencies and the common themes, and then create a solid body of work." "This album took over five years," she says. "It's been really great to have the time and the grace to be able to take my time with it. I was initially going to put COWBOY CARTER out first, but with the pandemic, there was too much heaviness in the world. We wanted to dance. We deserved to dance. But I had to trust God's timing." "I think people are going to be surprised because I don't think this music is what everyone expects," Beyoncé says, "but it's the best music I've ever made."

No lies spotted

A mess. Who's next?