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Originally posted by Qwerty1234
You said: " It just makes sense that Beyoncé sells a lot when you factor in the loyalty of her black fans."
Which is ********. Black power anthem or not, Beyoncé has loyal fans of all races, many who would purchase anything she releases, especially if it's a good song.
Plus blacks are a diverse minority group; not every member of that group likes Beyonce. Any "advantage" she enjoys from a "large" support of a minority group surely fails in comparison to the support that can be obtained from the large white market others usually cater to.
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That was a sentence after I posed my question. Assuming that the statistic is true, I can see how a black empowerment song would sell well amongst a black population, but, again, I didn't say only black people bought the song.
And assuming those are US numbers, there's like 70 million black people in the US alone. That's hardly insignificant.
And thats what her fourth or fifth era? What a shame that she faded so soon.
