Yeah, but it's a more erudite form of hateration, if that makes sense.

And one of those responses to the original essay is why I kind of HATE stan culture. NO reviewer would ever even notice that Bey sings in her lower chest voice throughout the album; no reviewer cares about vocals that way. They're not up on YouTube, fighting over who uses adlibs more effectively. Like, get some sense of the outside world people.

Pretty Hurts *****, ain't nobody spending time in the gym and working their ass off to wear a sweater and some Filas.

She is gonna show that body because she has the right to and whether or not men like it, respect it, or etc... does not matter to her because she isn't doing it for them, she is doing it for herself and her husband.

If he knows Beyonce "makes him wanna die" then why even BOTHER listening to the album? Because he like everyone else understands Beyonce is a legend, an event, she defines American Royalty and to not follow along would mean you are not keeping up with the current nature of culture, that can be damaging to someone with a career in journalism.

All in all, he is Jealous (on ITunes now) that he can't be Beyoncé.

why was the report cleared when there's already a thread for reviews on the album? if I remember correctly any negative bashing Gaga or Britney review that had a thread of it's own was closed down, the double standards ain't cute

Taylor rejects the feminist label. She was asked about it point blank in The Daily Beast and said

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I don't really think about things as guys versus girls. I never have. I was raised by parents who brought me up to think if you work as hard as guys, you can go far in life.

Sometimes, where Beyonce is concerned, some people feel as if she gives "lip-service to the girls and fan-service for the boys." That's how the GQ cover came across. Personally my only problems with her were A) The leopard print panties, which is a garment that I don't even think my fave would ever wear during a shoot let alone on a magazine cover (which is really saying something), and B) the feminist talk besides the pictures, which came across as being all types of disingenuous cuz it was a men's magazine and she was all barely dressed and ish. Time and place, you know?

The whole "Mrs. Carter" thing. I get it, because the reverse would likely never happen, even if Jay took Beyonce's last name. Can you imagine, the "Mr. Knowles Show"?

I kind of agree. She's very narcissistic and arrogant with this album.

Is this a blogger?

Should of paid him dust sis. He's obviously a nobody.

yeah he could have addressed his thoughts in a different way but he has some points....

I hate that people expect all women in pop culture to do everything perfectly to represent feminism and if they don't they they're "faux feminists."

A man can be a man. A woman has to be EVERY woman.

Miley Cyrus is just about the biggest disgrace to women out there on SO many levels, just no.

I actually would say P!nk, she's never done anything I'd consider unfeminist. She does not **** shame. She's said things about people taking their clothes off, yes, but think about who she criticized for that and why. There is are right times and places and ways to take your clothes off, and criticizing someone for doing so in a trashy, cheap, meaningless way is not **** shaming, it's a critique. Feminism is not about supporting any woman who takes her clothes off in any possible way, it's about supporting those who do so in an empowering positive way while denouncing those who do so in a way that promotes the objectification of women and is trashy.

As I stated before, it's not about her taking or not taking her husband's name. It's the act of ANY supposed feminist pop star using that name as a tour name. I love P!nk to death, but I would take issue with her as a potential feminist icon if she called a tour the Mrs. Hart tour. It just sits wrong with me as a feminist.

Mainly because her music and tours have nothing to do with him. It's be different if it was a tour for an album featuring a ton of songs that Jay-Z had been featured on. Your tour name should be relevant to your music, it's not that different than someone having an "I really like pizza" tour, it's like so what? What does that have to do with the content of the performances of said tour.