[BlackJesus]

Originally posted by KevinKDC

This is the demo version. The final version is very different. Especially in the chorus.

How the **** do you know?

[Cas]

Lol, the commercial left me with the impression that the song would have a smash chorus, like they had cut the best part. It turns out there is no best part.

[BLaCKPoWeR]

TAKE US TO THE MOTHERLAND.

[Rico Shameless v2]

Originally posted by Mani.

This is how to do a dance track without sounding like you just stepped out of a Dr.Luke washing machine.

Dead. Cause Dr. Luke only one who makes dance tracks.

[GaGaFan]

Love it! So much better than RTW

[BKzREVENGE]

[WohOhOh]

Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2

Dead. Cause Dr. Luke only one who makes dance tracks.

She never said that but she seems to have struck a nerve

[Mani.]

Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2

Dead. Cause Dr. Luke only one who makes dance tracks.

Obviously not, but when you think about a generic producer, who's the first to pop to mind?

Nothing about this song is generic, which is refreshing. Dance tracks from pop stars today sound nowhere near as creative as this.

[Rigalo]

I love it!

[i spit on haters]

Any way, this isn't the final version, right? this version is dope but it needs to be shortened and I could do without the audience in the background.

[Rico Shameless v2]

Originally posted by WohOhOh

She never said that but she seems to have struck a nerve

A nerve? I'm just saying Dr. Luke isn't even a dance producer, and there are plenty of actual dance producers/songs to have rightfully compare this to than to just bandwagon the sometimes deserved hate towards Luke. There was no nerve just clarification.

[Cas]

Originally posted by swissman

It would be different if it said, "you're a grown woman, you can do whatever you want."

That is female empowerment. This is self-empowerment. It's not Run the World (Girls) or something specific to a gender.

Also Irreplaceable was written by a man, yes, but so what?

Listen to the part from 2:48 to 3:04.
Definitely a female empowerment song from Bey, again.

[ally23]

i love love love it!

[Jaxsin]

Originally posted by Cas

Listen to the part from 2:48 to 3:04.
Definitely a female empowerment song, again.

And you will deal

[Rico Shameless v2]

Originally posted by Mani.

Obviously not, but when you think about a generic producer, who's the first to pop to mind?

Nothing about this song is generic, which is refreshing. Dance tracks from pop stars today sound nowhere near as creative as this.

Understandable. This is a great production, Timbaland may be making his way back on albums not his or Justin's.

[Jaxsin]

Originally posted by KevinKDC

This is the demo version. The final version is very different. Especially in the chorus.

This is not a demo but it indeed is not the final version

[J a y]

Originally posted by BlackJesus

How the **** do you know?

The same way he knew Beyoncé was pregnant just 35 hours ago.

[ElectricFrancis]

The only problem I have is that it could've been way shorter. But I liked it a LOT!

[J a y]

Put end time as 3:47 to get life more often.

[Mani.]

Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2

Understandable. This is a great production, Timbaland may be making his way back on albums not his or Justin's.

Surely.
He did an amazing job with this one.