Originally posted by Ainsworth

According to the Monsters it will go top five and possible even #2, but not #1!

Originally posted by Ainsworth

According to the Monsters it will go top five and possibly even #2, but not #1!

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

Originally posted by Ainsworth

According to the Monsters it will go top five and possibly even #2, but not #1!

Originally posted by Nicole

The performance of Do What U Want will be telling. No weird lyrics, no screaming vocals, pretty smooth and catchy. Her first "normal" song in a long time. If it flops

Originally posted by Robert

Rihanna could be so much bigger if she actually gave a ****.

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Why does Gaga release incredible promo pictures but choose all the worst pictures for single/album covers?

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Some people don't realize how much the reputation that someone has as a live performer impacts their touring, that's why Beyonce is basically irrelevant right now (don't let all the poorly rated, bought and paid for TV appearances and paid for fake media praise fool you, the last time she was relevant were her 30 seconds on "Telephone") but she can still tour to huge success.

Originally posted by freebitch26

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

Originally posted by DG1

[FONT="Times New Roman"]Beyoncé concert review

[SIZE="3"]By Dan Lake

If there was any doubt who was running Auckland city last night, the answer is Beyonce.
Hitting the stage for the second of her four sold-out gigs at Vector Arena, the queen of pop performed hit after hit to a hyped-up audience.

She hit notes that would silence any critic, she danced routines that would tire most aerobics instructors.

'Single Ladies' was always going to be a crowd favourite and the place went absolutely crazy. Crazy in love.

Not since Michael Jackson have I seen such pageantry. Every song begins with what is effectively a short film featuring stories or dance sequences.

Beyonce is clearly a feminist. She proudly introduced her "all-female band" many times and the video screens were filled with messages of girl power from Hilary Clinton before the show kicked off. This added a level of politics and meaning to the night which I liked.

I went along expecting a night of cheesy pop dance classics, but I got so much more.
Beyonce's voice is simply amazing. There is no other way to say it. That's what I will take away from the night – her amazing effortless ability to send shivers down your spine with just a couple of verses.

There was a sad moment when Beyonce remembered the life of Whitney Houston, singing 'I Will Always Love You'.

The surprise of the night was that there was no encore. I'm not sure if this was planned, but either way Beyonce delivered.

If you can get tickets, go. You won't regret it.

Originally posted by MrPeanut

It's a promo single for Monday.

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

Originally posted by Gui Blackout