Heaven IS the best Bey's song ever.

I'm seriously stunned Bey did the Partition video.

Gurl, sell it! I'm loving everything.

The album is good not great but this is an event. Loving every second of it.

It feels like she just killed everybody around. Like, poor poor Gags. She's probably fuming right now.

Anywayz doe, all this time we thought she was wasting the year away what with those 'failed opportunities' of hers while looking back she probably had everything planned out meticulously waiting for this exact effect.

And now the year is hers + I haven't even heard the album.

She got backing from some kind of genius somewhere down the line.

Blow sounds incredible. If she went the conventional route, that would have been the obvious choice for lead single.

After dragging Bey for not releasing music for "so long", I hope ya'll realize that the gap between 4 & BEYONCE is actually shorter than the gaps between Gaga's & Britney's latest albums respectively.

Haunted >>>>

That production is awesome

They were just talking about Bey on CNN

Well, of course.

Drunk In Love wont be a single imo, not performed live on tv.

Its too sexy.

The second week sales will increase from the first week sales too. Actually, they'll increase a lot because next week is the holiday sales week will have the biggest impact.

Her third week drop (which is what would've been the largest drop in a non-holiday sales environment) would have been the biggest, but that week includes Christmas Eve & Christmas, & post-Christmas when people buy albums with money they got as presents.

Then after, I see the album holding up well in January.

She really gathered.

Yeah, but you never know with these critics.

stan sis

The way she released it is smart. Word of mouth is spreading and the only way you can access this album is if you purchase it. Right in time for the holidays too. All I've heard this morning are people talking abou Beyonces new album.

I think around the summer when Columbia rejected the record a second time due to lack of hits, and Kanye did his Yeezus thing, she was like "**** it" and started creating this. This release doesn't cost Columbia anything, the videos are probably all funded by Pepcé. No physical copies. They'd have been fools to reject her again.

Urban single if nothing else.

How is it that no one mentioned how Beyonce was smart enough to basically get Pepsi to fund her era because not only did she not trust her record company but she didnt want to have to answer to what they wanted her to do.

Not Kworb still going with his theory. I bet Columbia found out the release date few days ago.

The Haunted video...

Who's the black Madonna now?