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We just don't understand how every song Beyonce makes turns out to be a huge hit. Girl knows how to sing them. The video for her newest single, "Sweet Dreams," was just released and we can already tell it's going to be huge.
It just seems crazy to us that I Am... Sasha Fierce is only Beyonce's third studio album. Maybe that's because "Sweet Dreams" is already her sixth single from the album. Sixth! Who has six singles from one album? It seems that Beyonce is one of a kind.
The video is pretty similar to Beyonce's most recent videos, but she says it's more graphic and that she's "taking Sasha Fierce to the next level." We see it. We love the say the video starts with Beyonce sleeping and then suddenly waking up. Once the music kicks in, we actually hear Michael Jackson's "Beat It" for a moment, before it fades into true Beyonce.
Beyonce and her usual backup dancers don shiny metallic outfits throughout the video. And now all we can think about is how we suppose we'll be seeing Justin Timberlake in a tight gold leotard in no time.
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Beyonce Gets Crazy, Sexy, Cool In 'Sweet Dreams' Video
B dons flashy clothes and finds new ways to contort her body in her newest clip.
It all started with "Ring the Alarm," then picked up steam with subsequent singles (and videos) like "Get Me Bodied," "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" and "Diva." The theory that, somewhere beneath her media-trained demeanor and her well-buffed veneer, Beyoncé was harboring the soul of a wild woman, one who yearns to break free and run screaming through the streets and burn up dance floors and take hostages and drink the blood of her detractors.
Or, you know, something like that.
Needless to say, B would probably be a pretty interesting gal to have a few drinks with. There is no pop star of her level or pedigree that releases the kinds of singles she does okaay — glitchy, careening, hip-shuttering dance tracks — and pairs them with videos that look like Fellini films on fire. She is either the most adventurous megastar on the planet or the most insane. Possibly both.
But aside from the battiness, most of Beyoncé's recent singles — the high-energy ones, at least — have something else in common: They are all great. "Ring the Alarm" and "Bodied" were departures, sure, but they were undeniably catchy tunes, and "Single Ladies" placed second on my Best Songs of 2008 list (and I wasn't the only one to fall in love with its mechanized whomp and mind-melting video — Rolling Stone put it at #1 on their list.) And now you can add another one to her hit list: the just-released "Sweet Dreams."
The song itself isn't particularly new — it actually leaked before the release of Beyoncé's 2008 album I Am ... Sasha Fierce, only back then, it was called "Beautiful Nightmare" — but it's been tapped as the latest single, and in keeping with grand B tradition, it's accompanied by an eye-popping, herky-jerky, high-fashion video, this time directed by Adira Petty (whose résumé includes clips for Duffy and Regina Spektor).
So, once again, we get Beyoncé popping her pelvis in ways never imagined wub. We get Beyoncé strutting with her two doppelgängers (Ebony Williams and Ashley Everett). And we get Beyoncé wearing about a million flashy, asymmetrical costumes. She expands on her burgeoning robot fetish (which I think is supposed to symbolize her Sasha Fierce alter-ego), flashes the crazy eyes and contorts her body in downright unsettling ways. All of which is to say that "Sweet Dreams" is just like every amazingly crazy Beyoncé video from the past three years, which — to extend the point — also means that it's pretty great.
Oh, and the song — it's great too. The gnarly low end (which kind of sounds like Michael Jackson's "Beat It" for about half a second), kink the spare snare kicks, the expansive-yet-molecular chorus — sonically, it's as adventurous as anything she's ever released. And her vocals — icy and cool, slippery like mercury — are nothing to scoff at either. All in all, it's another undeniable smash ... sort of unsettling, kind of crazy, totally unlike anything anyone else is doing right now (sorry Gaga). omg There's truly no one else in the game like Beyoncé, especially when she gives us a peek at her inner freak.
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mtv giving a rave review for beyonce, she done it this time,
sorry haters the video rocks ,
now go back to your own flops there topics
, Where were u when Gwen Stefani had her 4 "Harajuku Girls" in her videos 
SOLANGE Went in on a Hater Yesterday......