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[JRocka]

Beyonce knows flawless talent when she sees it.


That's why she signed teen sisters Chloe x Halle to her management company Parkwood Entertainment, and they're already putting out bangers.

The girls made a splash onto the Internet several years back when they delivered a mesmerizing cover of Lorde's "Royals," catching the attention of one of the world's biggest super stars, and she's using her monstrous influence to propel them into the spotlight.

Golf claps to Beyonce for planning this video release during the upswing in press surrounding her Elle magazine spread.

In their new tune "Drop," Chloe x Halle sing a haunting melody over a sporadic submersive bass. "Time stops when the beat drops ? it's too strong," they coo.

In the song's accompanying visual, Chloe, 18, and Halle, 16, are united ? literally - by their hair being tied together as they wander around an enchanting meadow. Towards the end, things take a chilling turn when they robotically wave their arms around an open field, probably because it looks cool.

Watch below:
Beyonce knows flawless talent when she sees it.


That's why she signed teen sisters Chloe x Halle to her management company Parkwood Entertainment, and they're already putting out bangers.

The girls made a splash onto the Internet several years back when they delivered a mesmerizing cover of Lorde's "Royals," catching the attention of one of the world's biggest super stars, and she's using her monstrous influence to propel them into the spotlight.

Golf claps to Beyonce for planning this video release during the upswing in press surrounding her Elle magazine spread.

In their new tune "Drop," Chloe x Halle sing a haunting melody over a sporadic submersive bass. "Time stops when the beat drops ? it's too strong," they coo.

In the song's accompanying visual, Chloe, 18, and Halle, 16, are united ? literally - by their hair being tied together as they wander around an enchanting meadow. Towards the end, things take a chilling turn when they robotically wave their arms around an open field, probably because it looks cool.

Watch below:
Beyonce knows flawless talent when she sees it.


That's why she signed teen sisters Chloe x Halle to her management company Parkwood Entertainment, and they're already putting out bangers.

The girls made a splash onto the Internet several years back when they delivered a mesmerizing cover of Lorde's "Royals," catching the attention of one of the world's biggest super stars, and she's using her monstrous influence to propel them into the spotlight.

Golf claps to Beyonce for planning this video release during the upswing in press surrounding her Elle magazine spread.

In their new tune "Drop," Chloe x Halle sing a haunting melody over a sporadic submersive bass. "Time stops when the beat drops ? it's too strong," they coo.

In the song's accompanying visual, Chloe, 18, and Halle, 16, are united ? literally - by their hair being tied together as they wander around an enchanting meadow. Towards the end, things take a chilling turn when they robotically wave their arms around an open field, probably because it looks cool.

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the song is dope but it sounds like a left over track from Willow's album...but i'm looking forward to what else they have 

[charlie.]

It's my job to be late, hun.
Stop stealing my thunder.




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[JRocka]

It's my job to be late, hun.
Stop stealing my thunder.




This was already posted.

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sorry luv 

[DraeDrizzl3]

Aww, I'm glad they're catching on. I remember when they were like 11 and 13, on YouTube killing Love on Top. I could tell the big sister was a Hive member.

[JRocka]

i'm impress with their harmonies