[Drais.]

Originally posted by Javan

I can't @ you pretending that you know of Bjorks discography right now. You don't actually know what you are talking about. Bjork isn't even that diverse

First you said it wasn't fair to include Bjork since she's not a Pop girl and now you're saying she's not diverse. She is more diverse than Rihanna. No need to argue.

[Merryweather]

Originally posted by theerealest

Girl what? No, you can hear her accent all the time what do you mean

Rated R was just an advanced GGGB, The rest of her albums blend in together, I can hardly remember which song was from which album, never heard unapologetic but the singles weren't any more diverse than any of her other singles in the past....

Critics called Russian Roulette a risk because like someone said before, it didn't match the style BIP's had going, but it wasn't diverse for her nor risky seeing that she had already established the GGGB image....

The only people embarrassing themselves is delusional fans making grandiose claims for this woman

You can only hear her accent in recent songs, many people thought she was from America when she first came out. Go watch her interview with Jonathan Ross in 2009- he thought she was American, and he's in the entertainment business. You don't think the casual listener thought the same?

Rated R had a completely different sound than GGGB. You don't remember the songs, you've never listened to Unapologetic, and yet you think we're supposed to take your opinions seriously? The sad thing is, you don't even realize how foolish you're making yourself out to be.

Russian Roulette WAS diverse and risky for her. It didn't sound anything like Disturbia or Take a Bow or Umbrella or Don't Stop the Music or anything she had released off GGGB so you're completely wrong about that. Like someone said before, it dealt with a lot of sensitive topics that had never been sung about before, and the video was much darker and violent than anything she had ever done before.

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

I just....

You missed this part "with Arabic ]music influences" which would be Naughty Girl. Also, one of Beyonce's sexual songs.

[KK_Lover]

Originally posted by PULSE.

All 3 of those albums sound alike. Rihanna chases trends. Urban, Pop, R&B, Dance music was already popular before Rihanna hopped on the train. So please.

It's not my fault if you can't recognize different music styles...oh wait that's probably why you're failing with your thesis

[Fenty The Great]

Not the hive talking about Bey doing Arabic music and "electro R&B" but trying to come for my examples in the OP.

[Beyondslay]

She is ONE OF the most diverse pop gurls, from Rave to Hip-hop and reggae she has an impressive catalogue! let me go bop to WHYB real quick

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by Drais.

Piano ballad

I can't

[Drais.]

Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan

Sis. But you yourself said Beyonce wasn't sexual before Rihanna started being in 2009, hence the "old ass receipts" you just sound a biT pressed that people keep continuously clocking your stale ass tea.

Originally posted by RightAsRain

STFU you Stan for an ugly bland one trick pony,you have no place in this discussion.

Originally posted by RightAsRain

pressed and stupid.

[Disco]

Some people here have a lot of difficulty with identifying and differentiating between different genres of music.

[Fenty The Great]

Originally posted by PULSE.

You missed this part "with Arabic ]music influences" which would be Naughty Girl. Also, one of Beyonce's sexual songs.

Not Naughty Girl being Arabic but Man Down being just pop



Continue reaching girls this is kii

[Merryweather]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

Not the hive talking about Bey doing Arabic music and "electro R&B" but trying to come for my examples in the OP.

The Hive, their hypocrisy and foolishness everywhere in this thread

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

Not the hive talking about Bey doing Arabic music and "electro R&B" but trying to come for my examples in the OP.

Her new album has a lot of electro-R&B

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

Not Naughty Girl being Arabic but Man Down being just pop



Continue reaching girls this is kii

Girl, who said anything about Man Down? I sure hell didn't.

[Chemical X.]

The Hive really needs to stop trying to act like Beyonce's image this era is less or equally as sexual as she's been in the past. Y'all sound dumb. Regardless of sexual songs she's done in the past (Baby Boy, Green Light, Dance For You, take your pick) Beyonce has NEVER been as explicit as she was on this album. Nor have her lead singles and most popular album songs been so sexual.

Sure, the album may have a diverse range of topics, but please tell me what the Hive/pop music enthusiasts/casual fans/critics/the GP have focused on the most? Tell me what songs have been talked about the most? Tell me what themes most people think about when this album is brought up?

Despite collaborating with popular artists such as Drake and Frank Ocean, despite the release strategy, despite her vocals, despite her family-friendly image, people are mostly focused on Beyonce's moans and sexual pleas. #Surfboardt has become synonymous with this era for ****'s sake. No one seems to care about her cynicism towards the music industry, the emotional relationship she has with her husband, her thoughts on motherhood, or her reflections about death. Instead everyone's talking about how hot she looks in her videos, her getting Monica Lewinsky'd, or how shocked they are by this sudden image change.

You are DELUSIONAL if you think that people care about the whole picture. Beyonce's sexual side was showcased on this album and it's all anyone really cares about. Her blatant sexuality is the centerpiece. It may suck to see your fave labeled in ways you disagree with or to see people form opinions based on one element of your fave's music, but too bad. You all have done the same thing to countless artists in the past, including Rihanna.

It must hurt to see your fave do everything you claimed they were above. To have to suddenly change your opinions on female sexuality and using one's personal life in their music literally over night... Poor Hive. Praying for hot 100 success now that she's lost her classy image and reputation for amazing performances. Sad.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Drais.

First you said it wasn't fair to include Bjork since she's not a Pop girl and now you're saying she's not diverse. She is more diverse than Rihanna. No need to argue.

Once again, you fail to comprehend the most basic of statments. I never once said it Bjork was more diverse, I said Bjork wasn't a pop girl so she's not even relevant to the question and you continue to bring her up.

See only the good, selective memory.



And lets not act like Bjork doesn't stick to her Trip-Hop, Electronica roots and dabbles in other subgenres, just like Rihanna sticks to her to her pop. But you wouldn't know that because you're not even informed with the receipts you are attempting to read with

[Fenty The Great]

Originally posted by PULSE.

Her new album has a lot of electro-R&B

DEATH

So enlighten me sis, which songs were Electro R&B? Partition? Now that you mention it, XO must be Reggae. Beyonce, her diversity.

[Ice]

This thread

[Alchemist]

no

[Alesus]

Originally posted by Drais.

Piano ballad

[Disco]

Looking at her fan base is simply proof that she is the most diverse female in pop. There is no specific image or type of person that comes to mind when one thinks of a Rihanna fan. When it comes to Beyonce, a majority of her fans are African-Americans who favor R&B and Urban music.