Originally posted by aaronsmithjune1

Smash into you....

Originally posted by I. AX

Who says it has to be generic?

Beyonce is not Nicki minaj(no offence to any of her fans). She has been in the business for years she will not settle for just a generic dance song.

And some of you seem to have forgotten about sweet dreams

Originally posted by I. AX

4 is so overrated.

B'day>>>IASF>>>>>>4>>>>>>>DIL.

IASF was the perfect era. And she won 6 grammys for that album that the hive looks down on . When will 4?

Originally posted by Victoria

Dr. Luke, Redone, Calvin, Guetta, etc. music is always generic. There is no exception.

And SW is far from being generic.

Originally posted by Victoria

Dr. Luke, Redone, Calvin, Guetta, etc. music is always generic. There is no exception.

And SW is far from being generic.

Originally posted by aaronsmithjune1

I only use 4 of "4" songs

Originally posted by I. AX

4 is so overrated.

B'day>>>IASF>>>>>>4>>>>>>>DIL.

IASF was the perfect era. And she won 6 grammys for that album that the hive looks down on . When will 4?

Originally posted by I. AX

4 is so overrated.

B'day>>>IASF>>>>>>4>>>>>>>DIL.

IASF was the perfect era. And she won 6 grammys for that album that the hive looks down on . When will 4?

Originally posted by i. Ax

4 is so overrated.

B'day>>>iasf>>>>>>4>>>>>>>dil.

Iasf was the perfect era. And she won 6 grammys for that album that the hive looks down on . When will 4?

Originally posted by aaronsmithjune1

And how isn't it?

Originally posted by I. AX

Why don't you believe that Bey can bring the best out of these producers?

Originally posted by Victoria

Originally posted by Desert Rain

Which 4 is that? Cos that leaves at least 7/8 amazing songs.


And IASF was the perfectly promoted era. Musically it was good, but she can and has done better.
4=B'Day>>IASF>>>>>DIL.
4 was her most critically acclaimed album primarily because it's her most personal, original and inspired album.

Originally posted by Victoria

No one can bring out their "best". All of their music sounds exactly the same.

Originally posted by MrBeyonceFan

Originally posted by aaronsmithjune1

Smash into you is a pop-country song.....

And u guess she will just making music for black people next era.even if they really don't like her and had put her down for years now.

Originally posted by aaronsmithjune1

I miss you, countdown, start over, schooling life.

Originally posted by ellepao

you don't need to be black to appreciate urban and rnb. i'm white, i love urbanbey, i hated iasf and i can't stand sweet dreams

and... did you notice the success of the singles from 4 in urban radios? love on top, party, even dance for you were massive, so i wouldn't say "they" don't like her.

Originally posted by I. AX

Problem?