More cheap PR

ha ha smh they wish

LMAo who is still buying this. Beyonce looked very basic at the party and was acting a fool. The dress either looked cheap or wasn't a proper fit for her. And her and Solange were going out of their way to make sure people see how much love there is between them and how far they've moved from the elevator drama. These idiots are sooo see through.

So transparent and great comic relief for us. I'm starting to question if Bey and Shawn even got into the vanity fair party, they both looked crazy and tired.

I really hate that short wig

I didn't want to create a new thread but girrrllllls earlier today theremws. VH1 article entitled something to the effect of beyonces 10 unfeminist videos,and they listed the hypocrisy of them ll from single ladies to drunk in love with cater to you and even nasty girl,in between. It was so on point, when I went back to look at it it had been removed you can still,Google,beyonce unfeminist videos or beyonce unfeminist vh1 and it comes up but when you click on it poof


Wow just wow

www.startribune.com/lifestyle/295034201.html
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Oh and I found this gem on their site too:
www.vh1.com/music/tuner/2015-03-04/jay-z-hits-a-roadblock-last-lap/

HA he's a joke and so sloppy with his dealings. Can someone please expose these people for the frauds they are. I doubt he even has 5million to his name

I doubt they have 500,000 I know it sounds shocking but the truth often is

I don't think they are liquid At All

Beyonce is widely regarded as one of pop music’s leading feminists. Come on, she stood in front of a neon “Feminist” sign during her VMAs performance, for crying out loud! And with tracks like “Pretty Hurts”, “Irreplaceable” and “Run The World,” her message of female empowerment is clear. And that’s not mentioning that she’s a savvy business woman who’s in charge of a sprawling financial empire. So overall, she’s a pretty convincing icon for pop feminism. Except for when she isn’t.

Yes, even the formidable, “Flawless” Beyonce has her moments, and some of them are a little more problematic than “Independent Woman” would have you believe. From “Drunk In Love” to “Cater 2 U” and yes, even “Single Ladies”, these are Beyonce’s least feminist songs, ranked in order of their questionable lyrics.



10. “Single Ladies”

While on the face of it, “Single Ladies” is about empowering a woman to shrug off her ex, it also assumes that the only thing relationships are good for is marriage, and forces the notion that a woman wants marriage above all else onto all women. Sometimes, relationships can be fulfilling and wonderful without marriage, and “Single Ladies” would have perhaps done better to celebrate single ladies without the disclaimer that a ring is the ultimate life goal.


9. “Bonnie & Clyde” (with Jay-Z)

Probably not one of Jay-Z’s most celebrated songs, “Bonnie & Clyde” has a nice sentiment: that a couple should be partners in crime (not literally). Unfortunately it’s made our list because it’s less of a partnership and more of Beyonce blindly following Jay-Z around, only stopping to watch Sex and the City and then going right back to being his “soldier” which seems to be a euphemism for “lap dog.”

8. “Cater 2 U” (by Destiny’s Child)

We’re not going to totally trash wanting to take care of your partner, so we’re putting “Cater 2 U” lower down on the list. But it still is what it is: a song about a woman being totally and completely subservient and submissive to the man in her life. Beyonce’s message is that women can have it all. She can have a wonderful career as well as taking care of her husband and being a mother, which we’re ALL for. But the Destiny’s Child song doesn’t have that same balance. It’s about being entirely devoted to a man without exception.

7. “Flawless”

This is a tough one, because “Flawless” is meant to be an empowering feminist anthem, mostly because of the appearance of iconic feminist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. But Beyonce calling other women “Bitches” and telling them to “Bow down” is pretty in line with what the patriarchy has been saying to women all along. So “Flawless” is half way there, but the other half isn’t really on message.

6. “Say Yes” (by Michelle Williams featuring Beyonce and Kelly Rowland)

While there’s nothing blatantly anti-feminist about Beyonce’s appearance on Michelle Williams’ “Say Yes” it’s still a little bit problematic for Beyonce’s feminist message, mostly because the song pledges devotion to Jesus and Christinanity. Unfortunately, Jesus doesn’t seem to be the biggest fan of things like birth control, divorce, LGBTQ marriage, or a woman’s right to choose pregnancy, so overall, Jesus isn’t really feminisms biggest proponent, and Beyonce promising to blindly follow him without addendum could cause issues.


5. “Rather Die Young”

The motif of dying for love is nothing new in music, but Beyonce’s “Rather Die Young” is Twilight-level problematic. It doesn’t suggest any kind of mutual love, and it certainly doesn’t suggest that she gets anything other than destruction from her male partner, much like the Edward-Bella dynamic. When so much pop culture teaches women to be passive and subservient to the man’s proclivities, we hoped Beyonce would do better than succumb to the same old tired messages of dependency.


4. “Ring The Alarm”

“Ring The Alarm” is on this list because if you listen closely, the song is actually not about how Beyonce is scared she’s going to lose her man to another woman because she loves him, but because it means another woman will be getting to spend his money. Romantic, huh? We mean, if that’s your bag, that’s fine. But Beyonce preaches financial independence for women it’s totally against her message to say things like, “I don’t want you, but I want it and I can’t let it go,” “it” being the “chinchilla coats”, “VVS stones” and the “‘Bachs and the Rolls” Beyonce is so concerned with losing in this song.

3. “Nasty Girl” (by Destiny’s Child)

Telling women how they should dress in order to appeal to men in decidedly un-feminist, especially when Beyonce’s feminist message preaches control over ones own choices (and not to mention the hypocrisy of her been partially undressed for her entire career).

2. “Partition”

Again: so much of “Partition” is wonderful. That is until Beyonce sings the line, “He Monica Lewinsky-ed all on my gown,” in reference to the scandalous incident in which former US President Bill Clinton had an extra marital affair with Monica Lewinksy, whose dress he… Completed on. This is problematic because Lewinsky was vilified for the affair, her career destroyed while she endured sexist bullying, while Clinton is still celebrated. It’s an example of the way in which society treats promiscuous women as evil and promiscuous men as heroes, and Beyonce, who is attempting to portray sexual empowerment, does herself a disservice by openly making light of Lewinsky’s situation.

1. “Drunk In Love”

It’s hard not to love “Drunk In Love”. It’s a catchy, great track. That is until Jay-Z starts rapping, “beat the box up like Mike” in reference to Mike Tyson, who has been accused of both rape and domestic violence, and “I’m Ike Turner… Eat the cake Anna Mae,” referencing the violent relationship between Ike and Tina Turner (whose real name is Anna Mae). It’s quite horrifying that Beyonce, a vocal feminist, would allow violence against women to be glorified in one of her songs, especially by her own husband.

Everybody is scared of these hoodrats

A friend leaked this info? Nope I think not, I think this is her own PR stunt, to maybe cover for why she's gaining weight at times and loosing weight at other times, why she's looking so old, and acting strange sometimes. It's the perfect alibi since those are the side effects. She's been reading what people's been saying. But yeah, she's supposedly been pregnant since last August, so yup, this "fertility issue" fits well. It's always some fakery with every move she makes, a life ful of cover-ups, covering one lie with another. I don't believe it.

While I'm not down with what the feminist cause is today, I don't appreciate Beyonce's hypocrissy. I can't believe they took the article down. The more stuff like this Beyonce does the worse she makes it for herself. We all know she's a psuedo feminist, riding the label just because it is popular. She said herself she is more powerful than she can comprehend, what has she ever done with that power except further her own agenda or her masters agenda. She has no passion, no cause  other than finanacial gain and the adulation of cretins. She's a hollow vapid shell of a human being. She doesn't even love singing like she did as a kid. She has nothing of substance in her, it's like someone or something sucked her soul out. 

She must be unravelling.  Trying to control everyone and everything and she must be doing it herself because Maty used to do the dirty work for her, but he's gone now. JayZ does not give one lonely fcuk what happens to Bey's image, as long as it doesn't make him look like the mitch he is. So this is definitely her telling her people to police the blogs and reach out to those that put up less than drooling praising drivel and ask them to put it down. Then she has those under her payroll that write the good fluff. I'm sure she patrols the blogs in her spare time too.

This isn't gonna work because before it was only a few of us who could see her phony behavior....now it's like common knowledge to everyone....the fakery, sympathy seeking, image crafting....trust me, no one will care. If anything they'll say things like "so what, women go through this everyday and Beyonce acts like she's the only one!"

That's how people usually respond to her attempts to sound normal or like she's struggling.

At this point, EVERYTHING she does backfires. When that happens, that means sit your ass down and just stop what you are doing because whatever it is - be it a relationship, job, cause, career etc - it's over!