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[Aamerie.]

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paid for!

Beyoncé can't help it she's highly revered, loved and praised.

Tell your flop faves to get like her.

Nn I noticed you said nothing about the video

[Hatsumomo]

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paid for!

Beyoncé can't help it she's highly revered, loved and praised.

Tell your flop faves to get like her.

Nn I noticed you said nothing about the video

[Aamerie.]

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paid for!

Beyoncé can't help it she's highly revered, loved and praised.

Tell your flop faves to get like her.

Nn I noticed you said nothing about the video

I think he was saying she has one of those "just because" brands at this point

[RAY7]

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paid for!

Beyoncé can't help it she's highly revered, loved and praised.

Tell your flop faves to get like her.

Nn I noticed you said nothing about the video

RS said all that needed to be said

[Nine]

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paid for!

Beyoncé can't help it she's highly revered, loved and praised.

Tell your flop faves to get like her.

Nn I noticed you said nothing about the video

I said it was iconic earlier in this thread

which it is btw

[stillpretty]

 

[Hatsumomo]

Rolling Stone always has,  and will continue to acknowledge Beyoncé and always will, as long as she appeals to their audience and let's be clear here .. and  I hate to make it about race and/or skin color  but more white people celebrate Beyoncé than not... because she looks like them. And it's different for women in the industry and life in general. They have a more unique struggle of being considered beautiful and interesting than their male counterparts. 

[stillpretty]

Mardi Gras Indians are one of the unique aspects of New Orleans's adaptation of Carnival.

An origin story links Mardi Gras Indians to Native Americans in the region, who helped shield the slaves from capture. As tribute, they dress up in extravagant, colorful garb that resembles traditional indigenous attire.

https://www.vox.com/2016/2/9/10954868/beyonce-mardi-gras-formation

[Vonc2002]

Of course Beyonce paid for this as usual

[CHOKE]

Let me at ha

[Annie]

It is not a surprise because Lemonade is also pretty high on the best albums list if I remember correctly 

[RAY7]

white people celebrate Beyoncé
she looks like them.

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[stillpretty]

white people celebrate Beyoncé
she looks like them.

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sfsffssfsffs

i dont think suzy is looking at fas saying "omg twinzy!"
she looks like a lighter skinned black woman.  not much ambiguity going on

but fas would def fall under the category of "safe black". i don't think many could debate that.  that whole "the day beyonce turned black" SNL skit was a kii but there was some underlying truth to it.

and that's even more amazing to me that she doesn't HIDE behind that.

she came owt to the world on that day celebrating ALL of who she is - including her creole teas.  and made it very clear that she stands for blackness so theres no mistaking or confusion.

[Stunna Gor’]

Of course Beyonce paid for this as usual

[Sovereign.]

A lot of y'all are tripping. The entire "Lemonade" visual revolutionized black art in post-modern mainstream media so it makes sense "Formation" is named the greatest video of all time. Its current and spoke very much to the rise of black women's voices being amplified at the time.