[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

But you don't know, do you, because like me you never actually heard it much, but it MUST have been a big hit?

It was a hit here. Everyone knew it and I heard it. I was actually in HS when it was a hit so I'd know it was hip and the kids were gettin down to it.

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Ainsworth

It was a hit here. Everyone knew it and I heard it. I was actually in HS when it was a hit so I'd know it was hip and the kids were gettin down to it.

I am in college and the kids were getting down to it too, but then I also played it for some friends who aren't the type to get down and they seemed disgusted/confused.

I say this as someone who LOVES "Drunk in Love".

[Cap10Planet]

@ Beyonce not following anyone on Instagram. You can tell her label uploads her pics.

[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

I am in college and the kids were getting down to it too, but then I also played it for some friends who aren't the type to get down and they seemed disgusted/confused.

I say this as someone who LOVES "Drunk in Love".

You just confessed your friends are ugly and read anime.

[Nicole]

Rather than focus on the destructive effect of the disease on relationships, the drama dives deep into how one woman experiences her own deteriorating condition, placing all the emphasis on Moore’s face and reactions, her vulnerability seesawing with her strength. This insider’s account would be a tall order for any actor to fill without resorting to sentimentality or falling into the obvious, but she never loses control of the film for a second.

What a LeJend.

x

[lancelovesgaga]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

@ Beyonce not following anyone on Instagram. You can tell her label uploads her pics.

or she secretly HATES everyone

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

I feel like in terms of her ART absolutely, she is above Britney...I will always love Britney because of nostalgia, because I grew up with her and she was my superstar and as a young gay I could relate so much to how her sexuality was so scrutinized, but musically Janet pushed the envelope way more than Britney did. In terms of fame and success and "iconic-ness" I'm not so sure to be honest.

To me, Janet will always be above Britney and Beyonce. She opened many doors for them.

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Ainsworth

You just confessed your friends are ugly and read anime.

Those were my boyfriend's friends, they are all white and listen to alt rock and not to ethnic music

[Clump]

Originally posted by Nicole

Rather than focus on the destructive effect of the disease on relationships, the drama dives deep into how one woman experiences her own deteriorating condition, placing all the emphasis on Moore’s face and reactions, her vulnerability seesawing with her strength. This insider’s account would be a tall order for any actor to fill without resorting to sentimentality or falling into the obvious, but she never loses control of the film for a second.

What a LeJend.

x

Her acclaim

[Cap10Planet]

"Pop girls" don't release critically acclaimed albums like Beyoncé; not in this day and age.

[MrBeyonceFan]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

@ Beyonce not following anyone on Instagram. You can tell her label uploads her pics.

Nope.

She does all of that herself. Except when the HBO vids get uploaded.

[Chemical X.]

beyonce is an interesting "legend" because she hasn't done anything particularly new or mind-blowing, but neither have her peers

she's amazing at what she does and looks like a superhero compared to the current crop of girls we have

but i do wonder how she'll be viewed in the future. certain people always get "left behind" by pop culture even if it's not deserved. will she be a diana ross type of celeb/icon but without the messy personal life? known for going solo after leaving a girl group?

britney will be remembered for her breakdown and lip-synching, rihanna for everything with chris brown and her bigger songs, idk about katy, pink will be respected for her talent and still popping up in random places (cyndi lauper tea), taylor will be remembered in the US because her fanbase is lowkey huge. gaga will probably be forgotten by everyone who isn't obsessed with pop culture, unless she manages to turn things around.

personally, i expect beyonce to be remembered for her family. her, jay, and blue. the extremely talented mother of a (future) socialite. but none of us can predict the future, so who knows what songs and career moments will be referenced for her. i said this earlier, but every pop legend who debuted in the 80's has at least one HUGE messy career moment. and that's how most people know them.

mariah is an exception imo. i learned about mariah because of emancipation/we belong together. maybe beyonce will do something similar and manage to have a hit song in 10+ years. that would make her relevant among another generation. this is all so weird to think about though. ugh

[Cap10Planet]

"Pretend" is almost good as "2 On."

[Clump]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Pop girls" don't release critically acclaimed albums like Beyoncé; not in this day and age.

It's so easy for any music critic behind a computer to review an album these days. I guarantee that only a couple of the "acclaimed" albums would be acclaimed if release this day and age.

[lancelovesgaga]

Beyonce's cool but i just find her boring


except for when shes horny

[Willy.]

People are so oblivious on Beyoncé. They need real-life interaction.

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Pop girls" don't release critically acclaimed albums like Beyoncé; not in this day and age.

"R&B girl" Beyonce Knowles

[Nicole]

Originally posted by Clump

Her acclaim

As anyone who has a relative or friend who has suffered from Alzheimer’s disease knows, the Alice we meet at the beginning of the film will not be the Alice we meet at the end. And because of that the film lives and dies on Moore’s portrayal. She succeeds smashingly.

Poor Angelina.

x

[MaoMars]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Pop girls" don't release critically acclaimed albums like Beyoncé; not in this day and age.

Shakira did it several times with her releases in spanish.

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Willy.

People are so oblivious on Beyoncé. They need real-life interaction.

The fact is there are very large swaths of the population, including many young people, who are simply not into the type of music she is making right now at all.