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Originally posted by DanceAgain
there is better artists then her but less vocally i mean janet and JLo aint as vocally gifted as her but are way better dancers,actors,performers then her.
But shes good at what shes does and she has a smart team behind her team create the image shes more bigger then she actually is. I always remember seeing a article in the paper showing her career stats compared to others and it showed you that beyonce actually does 3times more gets bigger promo erc then the average popstar just to see the same results really opened my eyes bout her
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to begin J.Lo & Janet are not better performers than Bey. we would have known by now.
secondly your last part is completely funny cause an artist like Prince with a true artistic integrity and huge effort of promo (he was always touring and doing TV appareances at the times) didn't get the same shine as Michael Jackson. and yet if you compare they both has equally time-defying and classic discographies. plus Beyoncé doesn't need 3times more effort than her peers; her stage presence doesn't mean she's forcing; it's natural; if anything she's more limited than her peers by the fact that her singing style and music is heavily r&b and that that genre has never been accepted fully outside the urban audience.
Britney, Katy (and she didn't outsell bey), Taylor (she didn't either), Gaga are white pop girls with mainstream pop sounds; but they still fail to match Beyoncé longevity; obviously Britney & Gaga had huge peaks; but you really want to compare two blond pop singers to a mixed/black r&b singer singing about feminism and monogamy (not just love, adult relationship)?
don't say Bey needs 3times more effort cause ultimately her last album had 3 TV promo and ended up being the best selling album of 2014 behind the biggest movie of the year (promoted in all theathers).
as for Rihanna; she isn't as R&B as Beyoncé. her music is completely sell-out (dance singles after dance singles even since her two mixtape). if it wasn't for the image style change, Euro DJs and the Chris Brown relationship her career would never be.
Bottom line is Beyoncé is an R&B artist faithful to her core whose legacy is based on talent and grace; with a strooong message (don't say it's superficial when on each album since 1999 she has at least one blatant girl power song); timeless records; awards as receipts; sales are a bonus but still above 200 million copies WW (with 80 million LPs copies sold and 120 million singles); with a streaming strength unmatched by her peers (Britney, Alicia, Christina, Justin Timberlake); a real normal life; doesn't rely on hair color to sell; not to compare with anyone from this generation.
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Originally posted by Mr. Fahrenheit
I think she deserves a lot of praise for her raw talent, as she is definitely the most gifted performer in pop music at the moment. Also, her last couple of albums have been pretty good and she's released some great singles over the years.
However, she can be extremely vapid, tacky and banal. She's not a particularly intelligent person and her politics/opinions have no real substance.
TL;DR - Beyoncé the performer deserves the praise, Beyoncé the artist/person doesn't.
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*of all time
*very good - excellent
*classics
the performer, the artist definitely (voice, dancing, career projection, signature pose, rapsinging etc...), the person (wth she's one of the sweetest hollywoodian and one of the most humble artist in history)