The Beyonce movie looks pretty cool, but kinda like overkill again.
She just saturates her visuals with so many random ideas/concepts that it becomes overwrought at points. Rihanna does literally the opposite of this. It's refreshing, but it has the opposite problem of being underkill or not enough. The daunting, nowhere-going nature of the Kiss It Better video versus the changing-idea-every-frame of Formation.
Beyonce will never, ever make an album as good as TPAB.
She doesn't have the musical chops to dodge generally traditional formulaic song structures/ideas.
Only someone like FKA twigs or something could make something that left-field and bring it
into the kinda-mainstream; could see Tinashe, too, if she ever stops trend-chasing.
it's a 100% non pitchfork'd opinion TPAB just ain't got the songs. no amount of awe expressed at the musicianship displayed across the album (funny how he gets credit for this when he's not a musician but beyonce's writing credits alone are always in contention) will change that.
also say what you want about formation in comparison to tpab, but the former doesn't contain this nugget of a lyric:
That ***** gave us Billie Jean, you say he touched those kids?
it's a 100% non pitchfork'd opinion TPAB just ain't got the songs. no amount of awe expressed at the musicianship displayed across the album (funny how he gets credit for this when he's not a musician but beyonce's writing credits alone are always in contention) will change that.
also say what you want about formation in comparison to tpab, but the former doesn't contain this nugget of a lyric:
That ***** gave us Billie Jean, you say he touched those kids?
And "it ain't got the bops! " is not a good argument.
Kendrick would never do a wack song like Pretty Hurts, so...
His BODY of work is much more excellent and envelope pushing than anything
Beyonce will ever do. Glad it took his masterpiece to convince her to also speak
on black issues through her music, though; his impact is one for the books.
And "it ain't got the bops! " is not a good argument.
Kendrick would never do a wack song like Pretty Hurts, so...
His BODY of work is much more excellent and envelope pushing than anything
Beyonce will ever do. Glad it took his masterpiece to convince her to also speak
on black issues through her music, though; his impact is one for the books.
the tea is having the ac on low or a fan blasting in your room and sleeping under your comforter
No way. I once left the AC on all night long and woke up with tonsillitis. I turn it off 1 hour before going to sleep so that I can sleep in the same temperature all night long.
Kendrick also doesn't do this kind of hashtaggy nonsense.
The late fourties fathers who sit in a room for five hours coming up with these dumb lyrics, everyone praising Beyonce as if they're her amazing efforts
"Son, is "swag" still a cool word?"
"Uh, um, I guess."
"Good"
Her career is truly over 
It's refreshing, but it has the opposite problem of being underkill or not enough. The daunting, nowhere-going nature of the Kiss It Better video versus the changing-idea-every-frame of Formation. 
