Beyonce only cares about money, her own success, her own status. Her savvy media and PR people told her Trayvon support was the right thing to do at that time, and it was. I'm sure she cares personally about it too, but it's not a coincidence that she only started doing that sort of thing after the Trayvon murder blew up and became a phenomenon, sparking the current movement. There have been countless black men murdered since she started her career and she'd never given a **** until then.

Also, if she actually cared about black lives over her $$$, she wouldn't have accepted $50 million from Pepsi, when obesity is *the* #1 killer for black lives in America.

Originally posted by Luder There's still no worse lyrics than this: I don't know much about algebra but I know One plus one equals two

Originally posted by collin The Work lyrics are fantastic. And the chorus may be the most trivial part of the song but it is just as repetitive and meaningless as Slay 200x.

Originally posted by GreasyBruce Beyonce only cares about money, her own success, her own status. Her savvy media and PR people told her Trayvon support was the right thing to do at that time, and it was. I'm sure she cares personally about it too, but it's not a coincidence that she only started doing that sort of thing after the Trayvon murder blew up and became a phenomenon, sparking the current movement. There have been countless black men murdered since she started her career and she'd never given a **** until then. Also, if she actually cared about black lives over her $$$, she wouldn't have accepted $50 million from Pepsi, when obesity is *the* #1 killer for black lives in America.

Virtually every entertainer that addresses " the real issues" through their music should be seen as inauthentic then as all would benefit from consumer capitalism via album/single sales.

Originally posted by GreasyBruce Beyonce only cares about money, her own success, her own status. Her savvy media and PR people told her Trayvon support was the right thing to do at that time, and it was. I'm sure she cares personally about it too, but it's not a coincidence that she only started doing that sort of thing after the Trayvon murder blew up and became a phenomenon, sparking the current movement. There have been countless black men murdered since she started her career and she'd never given a **** until then. Also, if she actually cared about black lives over her $$$, she wouldn't have accepted $50 million from Pepsi, when obesity is *the* #1 killer for black lives in America.

Originally posted by Shinning Britney benefits from pity just as much as Beyoncé benefits from "Black Lives Matter privilege" whatever that is. She's praised for getting out of bed and generally doing the bare minimum because people feel bad for how they treated her when she was crazy while everyone else would get absolutely ravaged if they performed like she does and did the music she does. So

Originally posted by Soapp Trump slaying the polls

Originally posted by DoubleDutchess Can we get a tl;dr please?

Originally posted by collin Calling BLM a "critical privilege" is racist.

Originally posted by Shinning Britney benefits from pity just as much as Beyoncé benefits from "Black Lives Matter privilege" whatever that is. She's praised for getting out of bed and generally doing the bare minimum because people feel bad for how they treated her when she was crazy while everyone else would get absolutely ravaged if they performed like she does and did the music she does. So

Originally posted by T-Swizz Virtually every entertainer that addresses " the real issues" through their music should be seen as inauthentic then as all would benefit from consumer capitalism via album/single sales.

Originally posted by GreasyBruce Beyst = evil

Originally posted by Kworb No possibility of ideas clashing and messes being made. Just pure talent shining through