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[Vonc2002]

Just because some people aren't coming away with your feeling or interpretation of the song, it doesn't mean we're trying to separate ourselves from
Black culture. Who here is giving the impression that they're embarrassed to be black or trying to be uppity in some way like you just implied?

I simply dont view hot sauce in a bag as a "black" thing. its just country as fuck

sddssdsddssssdseesssssssssssss

[KING BENTLEY.]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

but weren't you ridiculing Rihanna for releasing on Tidal?

sooooooo.... I just don't know which side of the fence you wanna be on cause you're hopping over so fast boy

you guys can't keep flip-flopping on issues
one of my posts, impact is suggestive
my next post, impact has guidelines

I mean, just lemme know. My stance has been the stance every post in here.

[RekeRig]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

So u mean to tell me, u think that the only way someone could profit from something is by receiving money?

dxddddfdfdd right

could have been on Vevo!  no one makes a significant amount of money from Vevo views in the first place

IMO, its unlisted because that's a great way to keep it as a "tidal exclusive" and still have the rest of the world be able to view it.

[RAY7]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

So u mean to tell me, u think that the only way someone could profit from something is by receiving money?

no, thats why I said not AS OPPORTUNISTIC AS SHE COULD BE
meaning she is still beneficial, but if she really was focused on herself she could've done much more

[KING BENTLEY.]

I would just like to clear up the impact thing before the thread grows

cause up until now impact is completely suggestive, because it combated our argument of sis having little to no cultural impact

NOW impact is often determined by the size and strength of the voice and me saying I got the same views and emotions from some of Khia's lyrics is minuscule in comparison, I guess in efforts to extinguish that argument ...

but what happened to the subjectiveness of it?

we can't flip-flop on issues gorls, that's not fair in debates

[Vonc2002]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

So u mean to tell me, u think that the only way someone could profit from something is by receiving money?

no, thats why I said not AS OPPORTUNISTIC AS SHE COULD BE
meaning she is still beneficial, but if she really was focused on herself she could've done much more

Ray, u realize that's her husband's company and this is drumming up business and interests for him, which because they are married,  benefits her STILL

[RAY7]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

but weren't you ridiculing Rihanna for releasing on Tidal?

sooooooo.... I just don't know which side of the fence you wanna be on cause you're hopping over so fast boy

you guys can't keep flip-flopping on issues
one of my posts, impact is suggestive
my next post, impact has guidelines

I mean, just lemme know. My stance has been the stance every post in here.

yes I ridiculed Rihanna for releasing her album on Tidal, however I never called her an opportunist which is the topic. She was just clearly scared to release because her singles were flopping
and Adele was KILLING album sales, so she found a way to cheat her way to Platinum by having Samsung buy her plaque and giving the albums away free, now shes barely at 300k off of actual purchases

still on my same stance

[RAY7]

I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!! BEYONCE!!!!

the song is typical Beyonce... plz don't be fooled hun. you're better than this.

its "Beyonce" AND how she loves that "BEYONCE" is a Black woman from the south and all that comes with it

but that makes her an opportunist right?

just want to make sure I understand your stance

no, how is loving herself being an opportunist?
Is Tweet an opportunist then for naming her album Southern Hummingbird?
when shes from New York?

ssss
that's a horrible comparison

stRay... the song is a single (buzz ) for an upcoming project
the song was exclusive to her husband's company
her upcoming TOUR was advertised right after the release
oh and the tour is call the Formation tour

I mean ... why can't the kettle just be black
why do you wanna make it into this big song full of substantial cultural impact
it has cultural references, but so do Khia's songs

impact often is determined by the strength and size of the voice.

so mentioning khia is useless bvy

exactly Bent u ok bro?
and if anything the fact the the song is EXCLUSIVE to her husband's company, and being given away for FREE there, shows that shes not being as opportunistic as she could be
AND proceeds from the tour gross will be donated to a Black 501c3

So u mean to tell me, u think that the only way someone could profit from something is by receiving money?

no, thats why I said not AS OPPORTUNISTIC AS SHE COULD BE
meaning she is still beneficial, but if she really was focused on herself she could've done much more

Ray, u realize that's her husband's company and this is drumming up business and interests for him, which because they are married,  benefits her STILL

I mean did I or did I NOT say SHES BENEFICIAL?  However if she really was just out for herself
she couldve put the song on iTunes, and got money HERSELF not through her husband
and couldve not donated the proceeds

[RatherBe]

The fact that we're having this conversation right now.. Just means Beyonc? accomplished what she meant with the song..

[KING BENTLEY.]

The fact that we're having this conversation right now.. Just means Beyonc? accomplished what she meant with the song..

[RAY7]

I would just like to clear up the impact thing before the thread grows

cause up until now impact is completely suggestive, because it combated our argument of sis having little to no cultural impact

NOW impact is often determined by the size and strength of the voice and me saying I got the same views and emotions from some of Khia's lyrics is minuscule in comparison, I guess in efforts to extinguish that argument ...

but what happened to the subjectiveness of it?

we can't flip-flop on issues gorls, that's not fair in debates

how is impact subjective? its clearly measurable and therefore OBJECTIVE

[Vonc2002]

The fact that we're having this conversation right now.. Just means Beyonc? accomplished what she meant with the song..

That it's a terrible song and this faux message of black pride is lost on most

[RAY7]

The fact that we're having this conversation right now.. Just means Beyonc? accomplished what she meant with the song..

you know you're that bitch when you cause all this conversation

[Herb.]

Just because some people aren't coming away with your feeling or interpretation of the song, it doesn't mean we're trying to separate ourselves from
Black culture. Who here is giving the impression that they're embarrassed to be black or trying to be uppity in some way like you just implied?

I simply dont view hot sauce in a bag as a "black" thing. its just country as fuck

Country is more general. White people don't go crazy about hot sauce down here Rig.
it's definitely a Black thing.

but it's a black southern thing. But even in NYC I know many Blacks who live by their hot sauce.

I'm not lying when I say that big city Blacks are seen as more uppity. Don't take offense, I'm from the big city myself. I constantly have to hear how big city Black folks come down to the south thinking they own everything. And are too good for certain mess.

We're not as simple as they are.

[RAY7]

if Bran sang it ya'll would take more time to LISTEN, and COMPREHEND. She puts Hot sauce in her bag, who else is known for that? Black ppl

It's a funny stereotypical joke, but eh

the hot sauce in the bag thing aint a good example of black pride tbh. it doesn't offend me or anything but im just sayin ...

why not? Honestly I think its more Black, and from the south pride. I dont think NY or LA Blacks are really known for carrying hot sauce, but I mean she called herself a Texas BAMMA

s;;sdsds south pride, yes. i can go with that for sure

and this kinda goes back to the song mostly being about her and her family

Well her family is like many southern black families.
Hot sauce in the bag, beautiful big kinky hair, love to look good, buy designer mess when we can....seeing Red Lobster as a nice cute place to eat....salivating over those fucking biscuits.

Are we embarrassed about being Black?
hot sauce? What will the white ppl think? i am NOT like that!

right why are ppl acting like these things are negative?  Hot Sauce? Never Yuk!

where was this implied

by Lavon saying its condescending and hes offended
not you