Beyonce's lyrics are disgusting

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Anonymous wrote:Lol at all the biddies going on and on about how trashy beyonce is, all while sitting in front of your little computer screens in your cozy home or office. Meanwhile she's been around the world, can snap her fingers to go anywhere, probably the moon if she wanted to, all while doing something she enjoys doing and laughing all the way to the bank.

To the parents upset that she's not being a good role model, how about YOU be a role model to the children you brought into this world, instead of expecting a stranger to do it for you.

I'm assuming you don't have kids. Peer influences and media count for a lot as kids get older.

I’m assuming you blame everything other than your parenting for how your children turn out.

Ah, so you don't have kids. Mine are still young, but I'm not naive enough to think that our parenting alone will determine their trajectory. Other inputs matter too.

So sit em in front of Nick Jr. and let em watch that crap - stop hating on musicians.

Huh? This doesn't even make sense in the context of my prior comment. You Beyonce fans aren't really representing yourselves well here.

If you have kids at some point, feel free to have them twerking to Beyonce's music. My little black daughter will not be. Beyonce's songs are okay (just okay) for the club, but I don't really like their substance.

Your little black daughter isn't obligated to doofus. What the hell kind of autocratic power do you think Beyoncé has? She's an artist/entertainer not a friggin dictator. Stop whining about nothing and go give your kid a juice box.

Of course popular culture and music influences kids, especially OUR kids. Again, you Beyonce fans are just showing your ignorance, much like ratchet Beyonce herself.

So you don't know any other way to steer your kid in a positive direction aside from spewing negative hatred on OUR entertainers? If your sole impression of a talented, successful artist/entertainer is that she is "ratchet" and willfully ignore all the other facets of her music and philanthropy that make her so admirable to so many then you are showing your ignorance. While Beyoncé through her music and philanthropy has boldly challenged the norms of what society says black women can/can't do and say in order to be respected, you on the other hand are showing your ignorance when you willfully accept the negative narrative that makes black women feel they are not good enough which society has been force feeding for so long. You are showing your ignorance when your reflex reaction to a successful black woman is to hate on her. You are showing your ignorance when you willfully ignore the good and nitpick on simple shit when if you were as half a decent parent as you claim to be then you wouldn't be so paranoid about popular culture influencing your kid.

PP here. I acknowledged a few pages back that I'm aware she does some good charity work. Still don't like her music--I think it's mediocre, and extremely contrived, and largely not her own work. I think she gets by on her sex appeal, and has an incredible creative team behind her, including Jay-Z. Just because I'm a black woman doesn't mean I can't criticize another black woman if I feel her music is lacking and a negative impact on black girls, many of whom do look up to her as a role model and lack other appropriate role models in their lives.

Btw, I tried to decipher the bolded, but can't--I have no idea what you're trying to say.

You are ignorant and a hypocrite. Did you consider Marvin Gaye ratchet when he repeatedly performed with his shirt open putting his chest on display grinding his pelvis onstage singing about Sexual Healing? Did you consider Prince ratchet when he paraded around for years with his ass cheeks out shrieking Do Me Baby among his many other risqué hits? No men, even black men, get a pass and are allowed to be as sexually suggestive or overtly vulgar as they wish because it’s understood they are entertainers. Men, even black men, get a pass because it’s perfectly okay for little boys to be exposed to carnal popular culture influences but when a black woman exhibits a similar boldness and bravado (GASP!!) you immediately clutch your pearls and turn up your nose and feed into the stereotype - look at her, black women are such sluts. Society brainwashes black women to be ashamed of their bodies and to think they can’t proudly claim their beauty or their sensuality - they can only do that if they’re freaks and whores while white women in popular culture can embrace Sex in the City and Fifty Shades of Grey without the consequence of losing society’s respect. You are ignorant.

So your defense of Beyonce basically amounts to whataboutism. tl;dr: black men and white people do it too. Okay. Not the same thing, but you'd have to understand something about intersectionality.

You know what? People have different tastes. I don't like her music, and I think she's an airhead whose got a few more years of starving herself and influencing black girls to have the same unhealthy focus on appearance and materialism before she's played out and folks move on. I do think her more enduring legacy might actually be her charity work. But good for you if you like her music.

And good for you if wanna be a hater. Good for you if you get a kick throwing shade at artists you don’t like and making melodramatic declarations about the danger they pose to your child. Good for you if you your parenting is so poor that you’ve got to proactively place blame on others as a fail safe to avoid accountability for when your kid doesn’t become the picture perfect person you assure she’s going to be.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol at all the biddies going on and on about how trashy beyonce is, all while sitting in front of your little computer screens in your cozy home or office. Meanwhile she's been around the world, can snap her fingers to go anywhere, probably the moon if she wanted to, all while doing something she enjoys doing and laughing all the way to the bank.

To the parents upset that she's not being a good role model, how about YOU be a role model to the children you brought into this world, instead of expecting a stranger to do it for you.

I'm assuming you don't have kids. Peer influences and media count for a lot as kids get older.

I’m assuming you blame everything other than your parenting for how your children turn out.

Ah, so you don't have kids. Mine are still young, but I'm not naive enough to think that our parenting alone will determine their trajectory. Other inputs matter too.

So sit em in front of Nick Jr. and let em watch that crap - stop hating on musicians.

Huh? This doesn't even make sense in the context of my prior comment. You Beyonce fans aren't really representing yourselves well here.

If you have kids at some point, feel free to have them twerking to Beyonce's music. My little black daughter will not be. Beyonce's songs are okay (just okay) for the club, but I don't really like their substance.

Your little black daughter isn't obligated to doofus. What the hell kind of autocratic power do you think Beyoncé has? She's an artist/entertainer not a friggin dictator. Stop whining about nothing and go give your kid a juice box.

Of course popular culture and music influences kids, especially OUR kids. Again, you Beyonce fans are just showing your ignorance, much like ratchet Beyonce herself.

So you don't know any other way to steer your kid in a positive direction aside from spewing negative hatred on OUR entertainers? If your sole impression of a talented, successful artist/entertainer is that she is "ratchet" and willfully ignore all the other facets of her music and philanthropy that make her so admirable to so many then you are showing your ignorance. While Beyoncé through her music and philanthropy has boldly challenged the norms of what society says black women can/can't do and say in order to be respected, you on the other hand are showing your ignorance when you willfully accept the negative narrative that makes black women feel they are not good enough which society has been force feeding for so long. You are showing your ignorance when your reflex reaction to a successful black woman is to hate on her. You are showing your ignorance when you willfully ignore the good and nitpick on simple shit when if you were as half a decent parent as you claim to be then you wouldn't be so paranoid about popular culture influencing your kid.

PP here. I acknowledged a few pages back that I'm aware she does some good charity work. Still don't like her music--I think it's mediocre, and extremely contrived, and largely not her own work. I think she gets by on her sex appeal, and has an incredible creative team behind her, including Jay-Z. Just because I'm a black woman doesn't mean I can't criticize another black woman if I feel her music is lacking and a negative impact on black girls, many of whom do look up to her as a role model and lack other appropriate role models in their lives.

Btw, I tried to decipher the bolded, but can't--I have no idea what you're trying to say.

You are ignorant and a hypocrite. Did you consider Marvin Gaye ratchet when he repeatedly performed with his shirt open putting his chest on display grinding his pelvis onstage singing about Sexual Healing? Did you consider Prince ratchet when he paraded around for years with his ass cheeks out shrieking Do Me Baby among his many other risqué hits? No men, even black men, get a pass and are allowed to be as sexually suggestive or overtly vulgar as they wish because it’s understood they are entertainers. Men, even black men, get a pass because it’s perfectly okay for little boys to be exposed to carnal popular culture influences but when a black woman exhibits a similar boldness and bravado (GASP!!) you immediately clutch your pearls and turn up your nose and feed into the stereotype - look at her, black women are such sluts. Society brainwashes black women to be ashamed of their bodies and to think they can’t proudly claim their beauty or their sensuality - they can only do that if they’re freaks and whores while white women in popular culture can embrace Sex in the City and Fifty Shades of Grey without the consequence of losing society’s respect. You are ignorant.

So your defense of Beyonce basically amounts to whataboutism. tl;dr: black men and white people do it too. Okay. Not the same thing, but you'd have to understand something about intersectionality.

You know what? People have different tastes. I don't like her music, and I think she's an airhead whose got a few more years of starving herself and influencing black girls to have the same unhealthy focus on appearance and materialism before she's played out and folks move on. I do think her more enduring legacy might actually be her charity work. But good for you if you like her music.

And good for you if wanna be a hater. Good for you if you get a kick throwing shade at artists you don’t like and making melodramatic declarations about the danger they pose to your child. Good for you if you your parenting is so poor that you’ve got to proactively place blame on others as a fail safe to avoid accountability for when your kid doesn’t become the picture perfect person you assure she’s going to be.

No ones making "melodramatic declarations" about anything. I simply said I don't like her music, it's not a good influence and therefore my kid doesn't listen to it. The title of the thread is "Beyonce's lyrics are disgusting," and people are simply stating where they fall on this. I'm sorry your feelings are hurt about your idol.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol at all the biddies going on and on about how trashy beyonce is, all while sitting in front of your little computer screens in your cozy home or office. Meanwhile she's been around the world, can snap her fingers to go anywhere, probably the moon if she wanted to, all while doing something she enjoys doing and laughing all the way to the bank.

To the parents upset that she's not being a good role model, how about YOU be a role model to the children you brought into this world, instead of expecting a stranger to do it for you.

I'm assuming you don't have kids. Peer influences and media count for a lot as kids get older.

I’m assuming you blame everything other than your parenting for how your children turn out.

Ah, so you don't have kids. Mine are still young, but I'm not naive enough to think that our parenting alone will determine their trajectory. Other inputs matter too.

So sit em in front of Nick Jr. and let em watch that crap - stop hating on musicians.

Huh? This doesn't even make sense in the context of my prior comment. You Beyonce fans aren't really representing yourselves well here.

If you have kids at some point, feel free to have them twerking to Beyonce's music. My little black daughter will not be. Beyonce's songs are okay (just okay) for the club, but I don't really like their substance.

Your little black daughter isn't obligated to doofus. What the hell kind of autocratic power do you think Beyoncé has? She's an artist/entertainer not a friggin dictator. Stop whining about nothing and go give your kid a juice box.

Of course popular culture and music influences kids, especially OUR kids. Again, you Beyonce fans are just showing your ignorance, much like ratchet Beyonce herself.

So you don't know any other way to steer your kid in a positive direction aside from spewing negative hatred on OUR entertainers? If your sole impression of a talented, successful artist/entertainer is that she is "ratchet" and willfully ignore all the other facets of her music and philanthropy that make her so admirable to so many then you are showing your ignorance. While Beyoncé through her music and philanthropy has boldly challenged the norms of what society says black women can/can't do and say in order to be respected, you on the other hand are showing your ignorance when you willfully accept the negative narrative that makes black women feel they are not good enough which society has been force feeding for so long. You are showing your ignorance when your reflex reaction to a successful black woman is to hate on her. You are showing your ignorance when you willfully ignore the good and nitpick on simple shit when if you were as half a decent parent as you claim to be then you wouldn't be so paranoid about popular culture influencing your kid.

PP here. I acknowledged a few pages back that I'm aware she does some good charity work. Still don't like her music--I think it's mediocre, and extremely contrived, and largely not her own work. I think she gets by on her sex appeal, and has an incredible creative team behind her, including Jay-Z. Just because I'm a black woman doesn't mean I can't criticize another black woman if I feel her music is lacking and a negative impact on black girls, many of whom do look up to her as a role model and lack other appropriate role models in their lives.

Btw, I tried to decipher the bolded, but can't--I have no idea what you're trying to say.

You are ignorant and a hypocrite. Did you consider Marvin Gaye ratchet when he repeatedly performed with his shirt open putting his chest on display grinding his pelvis onstage singing about Sexual Healing? Did you consider Prince ratchet when he paraded around for years with his ass cheeks out shrieking Do Me Baby among his many other risqué hits? No men, even black men, get a pass and are allowed to be as sexually suggestive or overtly vulgar as they wish because it’s understood they are entertainers. Men, even black men, get a pass because it’s perfectly okay for little boys to be exposed to carnal popular culture influences but when a black woman exhibits a similar boldness and bravado (GASP!!) you immediately clutch your pearls and turn up your nose and feed into the stereotype - look at her, black women are such sluts. Society brainwashes black women to be ashamed of their bodies and to think they can’t proudly claim their beauty or their sensuality - they can only do that if they’re freaks and whores while white women in popular culture can embrace Sex in the City and Fifty Shades of Grey without the consequence of losing society’s respect. You are ignorant.

So your defense of Beyonce basically amounts to whataboutism. tl;dr: black men and white people do it too. Okay. Not the same thing, but you'd have to understand something about intersectionality.

You know what? People have different tastes. I don't like her music, and I think she's an airhead whose got a few more years of starving herself and influencing black girls to have the same unhealthy focus on appearance and materialism before she's played out and folks move on. I do think her more enduring legacy might actually be her charity work. But good for you if you like her music.

And good for you if wanna be a hater. Good for you if you get a kick throwing shade at artists you don’t like and making melodramatic declarations about the danger they pose to your child. Good for you if you your parenting is so poor that you’ve got to proactively place blame on others as a fail safe to avoid accountability for when your kid doesn’t become the picture perfect person you assure she’s going to be.

No ones making "melodramatic declarations" about anything. I simply said I don't like her music, it's not a good influence and therefore my kid doesn't listen to it. The title of the thread is "Beyonce's lyrics are disgusting," and people are simply stating where they fall on this. I'm sorry your feelings are hurt about your idol.

I’m sorry your parental influence and instruction is so fallible and fleeting that you don’t just dislike the music you actually have anxiety issues about it’s influence.
No, wait...

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The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

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Anonymous wrote:The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

I'm the PP who's been engaging with her. I don't understand why they triumphantly post these Beyonce video memes as if it's the last word on the "haters." They are almost Trumpian in their inability to accept any criticism of this person they idolize.

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Anonymous wrote:The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

Anyone who invests so much of themselves in a celebrity has got to be a little nuts and profoundly immature.

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Anonymous wrote:The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

I'm the PP who's been engaging with her. I don't understand why they triumphantly post these Beyonce video memes as if it's the last word on the "haters." They are almost Trumpian in their inability to accept any criticism of this person they idolize.

It's called stunted growth. And stupidity.

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I just wish she'd invest in some pants.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s all about sales. And only about sales.
Like so many others, she sold her soul.
Ain’t nothing left.

This makes no sense. Her music and style have gotten dramatically more intellectual and artistic over the years.
She may not be everyone’s cup of tea but she’s probably the most talented solo artist we’ve ever seen. She’s like Whitney but she can dance and her music is deeper. She’s like Janet or Madonna but she can sing. She’s the whole package. I only ever listened to a few of her songs but when Lemonade came out it blew my mind. I didn’t know she had this side to her and I’m grateful she’s sharing it with the world.
As an aside, I think her songs about sex are funny, sexy, and totally relatable. Anyone who is clutching their pearls is probably dead inside.

Does she write her own lyrics? I didn't think she does.

Yes, she does. She includes writing teams often (who doesn't), but she is involved in writing all of her songs.

omg

I could write her f-ing lyrics.

Then why don't you? Why aren't you out there making millions?

b/c writing stupid lyrics just to become a millionaire isn't my idea of doing humanitarian work

That's all.

But yes - my dog could bark out her lyrics.

Arf Arf

Aw baby, how you doin'?
You know I'm gonna cut right to the chase, huh?
Some women were made...
But me, myself?
I like to think that I was created
For a special purpose
And, uh
What's more special than you?
You feel me?

Then why are you here instead of actually helping humanity? Shouldn’t you be helping with the water crisis, poverty, etc? At least Beyoncé is actually putting money into helping communities.

My day is done. starts at 7, ends at 2:30

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Funniest response to this thread. "Humanitarian" work. You mean, gov't job, right?

teacher

But I guess your ignorant self is still laughing.

It's all good with me.

You cannot be teaching young minds.

You claim to value humanitarian work. So after your so called day is finished at 2:30 that leaves plenty of time to actually help humanity.

I teach.

But you do you; I'll do me.

When I'm home, I'm grading and planning.

Have a good one!

Then don’t sit on your fake high horse speaking about humanitarian work. You’re a teacher. That is all. You don’t actually care about the world.

again, OK

You must have a very different definition of humanitarian than I do. And guess what? It's fine. Each time you attack me, it really reflects back to something you hate about yourself.

So I'll say this much - that while I use many song lyrics in my classroom, Beyonce's lyrics are not appropriate for classroom use in most cases. (And they're not very challenging either.)

But I'll leave you with these "profound" lyrics that include a simile and could even be stretched to include metaphor.

So we shakin back and forth now
Just keep it coming babe
Treat my body like a guitar
You got to, you got to keep on strumming babe
But in the back of my mind
I wonder is it gonna be the last time
We if there ain't nobody loving and you goin keep it coming
Well baby with me that's fine

Enjoy your evening, my friend! And try to find something to like about yourself!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just wish she'd invest in some pants.

lol!

We have a winner!

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Anonymous wrote:It’s all about sales. And only about sales.
Like so many others, she sold her soul.
Ain’t nothing left.

This makes no sense. Her music and style have gotten dramatically more intellectual and artistic over the years.
She may not be everyone’s cup of tea but she’s probably the most talented solo artist we’ve ever seen. She’s like Whitney but she can dance and her music is deeper. She’s like Janet or Madonna but she can sing. She’s the whole package. I only ever listened to a few of her songs but when Lemonade came out it blew my mind. I didn’t know she had this side to her and I’m grateful she’s sharing it with the world.
As an aside, I think her songs about sex are funny, sexy, and totally relatable. Anyone who is clutching their pearls is probably dead inside.

Does she write her own lyrics? I didn't think she does.

Yes, she does. She includes writing teams often (who doesn't), but she is involved in writing all of her songs.

omg

I could write her f-ing lyrics.

Then why don't you? Why aren't you out there making millions?

b/c writing stupid lyrics just to become a millionaire isn't my idea of doing humanitarian work

That's all.

But yes - my dog could bark out her lyrics.

Arf Arf

Aw baby, how you doin'?
You know I'm gonna cut right to the chase, huh?
Some women were made...
But me, myself?
I like to think that I was created
For a special purpose
And, uh
What's more special than you?
You feel me?

Then why are you here instead of actually helping humanity? Shouldn’t you be helping with the water crisis, poverty, etc? At least Beyoncé is actually putting money into helping communities.

My day is done. starts at 7, ends at 2:30

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Funniest response to this thread. "Humanitarian" work. You mean, gov't job, right?

teacher

But I guess your ignorant self is still laughing.

It's all good with me.

You cannot be teaching young minds.

You claim to value humanitarian work. So after your so called day is finished at 2:30 that leaves plenty of time to actually help humanity.

I teach.

But you do you; I'll do me.

When I'm home, I'm grading and planning.

Have a good one!

Then don’t sit on your fake high horse speaking about humanitarian work. You’re a teacher. That is all. You don’t actually care about the world.

again, OK

You must have a very different definition of humanitarian than I do. And guess what? It's fine. Each time you attack me, it really reflects back to something you hate about yourself.

So I'll say this much - that while I use many song lyrics in my classroom, Beyonce's lyrics are not appropriate for classroom use in most cases. (And they're not very challenging either.)

But I'll leave you with these "profound" lyrics that include a simile and could even be stretched to include metaphor.

So we shakin back and forth now
Just keep it coming babe
Treat my body like a guitar
You got to, you got to keep on strumming babe
But in the back of my mind
I wonder is it gonna be the last time
We if there ain't nobody loving and you goin keep it coming
Well baby with me that's fine

Enjoy your evening, my friend! And try to find something to like about yourself!

NP. Sweetheart, you are nuts!

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Anonymous wrote:It’s all about sales. And only about sales.
Like so many others, she sold her soul.
Ain’t nothing left.

This makes no sense. Her music and style have gotten dramatically more intellectual and artistic over the years.
She may not be everyone’s cup of tea but she’s probably the most talented solo artist we’ve ever seen. She’s like Whitney but she can dance and her music is deeper. She’s like Janet or Madonna but she can sing. She’s the whole package. I only ever listened to a few of her songs but when Lemonade came out it blew my mind. I didn’t know she had this side to her and I’m grateful she’s sharing it with the world.
As an aside, I think her songs about sex are funny, sexy, and totally relatable. Anyone who is clutching their pearls is probably dead inside.

Does she write her own lyrics? I didn't think she does.

Yes, she does. She includes writing teams often (who doesn't), but she is involved in writing all of her songs.

omg

I could write her f-ing lyrics.

Then why don't you? Why aren't you out there making millions?

b/c writing stupid lyrics just to become a millionaire isn't my idea of doing humanitarian work

That's all.

But yes - my dog could bark out her lyrics.

Arf Arf

Aw baby, how you doin'?
You know I'm gonna cut right to the chase, huh?
Some women were made...
But me, myself?
I like to think that I was created
For a special purpose
And, uh
What's more special than you?
You feel me?

Then why are you here instead of actually helping humanity? Shouldn’t you be helping with the water crisis, poverty, etc? At least Beyoncé is actually putting money into helping communities.

My day is done. starts at 7, ends at 2:30

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Funniest response to this thread. "Humanitarian" work. You mean, gov't job, right?

teacher

But I guess your ignorant self is still laughing.

It's all good with me.

You cannot be teaching young minds.

You claim to value humanitarian work. So after your so called day is finished at 2:30 that leaves plenty of time to actually help humanity.

I teach.

But you do you; I'll do me.

When I'm home, I'm grading and planning.

Have a good one!

Then don’t sit on your fake high horse speaking about humanitarian work. You’re a teacher. That is all. You don’t actually care about the world.

How in the world can you say a TEACHER is not doing good work?? What do you do for a living, pray tell?

Learn to read.

Never said teachers are not doing good work. However, you cannot lump all teachers together. There are good ones and there are bad ones.

Just saying your are a teacher doesn’t mean you are doing good work or a humanitarian.

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Anonymous wrote:The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

Anyone who invests so much of themselves in a celebrity has got to be a little nuts and profoundly immature.

You are so right as you sit here posting.

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Anonymous wrote:The Beyoncé defender here sounds insane.

Anyone who invests so much of themselves in a celebrity has got to be a little nuts and profoundly immature.

You are so right as you sit here posting.

I am posting on DCUM, yes, but defending this or other celebrities, no. Different thing, dear.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s all about sales. And only about sales.
Like so many others, she sold her soul.
Ain’t nothing left.

This makes no sense. Her music and style have gotten dramatically more intellectual and artistic over the years.
She may not be everyone’s cup of tea but she’s probably the most talented solo artist we’ve ever seen. She’s like Whitney but she can dance and her music is deeper. She’s like Janet or Madonna but she can sing. She’s the whole package. I only ever listened to a few of her songs but when Lemonade came out it blew my mind. I didn’t know she had this side to her and I’m grateful she’s sharing it with the world.
As an aside, I think her songs about sex are funny, sexy, and totally relatable. Anyone who is clutching their pearls is probably dead inside.

Does she write her own lyrics? I didn't think she does.

Yes, she does. She includes writing teams often (who doesn't), but she is involved in writing all of her songs.

omg

I could write her f-ing lyrics.

Then why don't you? Why aren't you out there making millions?

b/c writing stupid lyrics just to become a millionaire isn't my idea of doing humanitarian work

That's all.

But yes - my dog could bark out her lyrics.

Arf Arf

Aw baby, how you doin'?
You know I'm gonna cut right to the chase, huh?
Some women were made...
But me, myself?
I like to think that I was created
For a special purpose
And, uh
What's more special than you?
You feel me?

Then why are you here instead of actually helping humanity? Shouldn’t you be helping with the water crisis, poverty, etc? At least Beyoncé is actually putting money into helping communities.

My day is done. starts at 7, ends at 2:30

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Funniest response to this thread. "Humanitarian" work. You mean, gov't job, right?

teacher

But I guess your ignorant self is still laughing.

It's all good with me.

You cannot be teaching young minds.

You claim to value humanitarian work. So after your so called day is finished at 2:30 that leaves plenty of time to actually help humanity.

I teach.

But you do you; I'll do me.

When I'm home, I'm grading and planning.

Have a good one!

Then don’t sit on your fake high horse speaking about humanitarian work. You’re a teacher. That is all. You don’t actually care about the world.

again, OK

You must have a very different definition of humanitarian than I do. And guess what? It's fine. Each time you attack me, it really reflects back to something you hate about yourself.

So I'll say this much - that while I use many song lyrics in my classroom, Beyonce's lyrics are not appropriate for classroom use in most cases. (And they're not very challenging either.)

But I'll leave you with these "profound" lyrics that include a simile and could even be stretched to include metaphor.

So we shakin back and forth now
Just keep it coming babe
Treat my body like a guitar
You got to, you got to keep on strumming babe
But in the back of my mind
I wonder is it gonna be the last time
We if there ain't nobody loving and you goin keep it coming
Well baby with me that's fine

Enjoy your evening, my friend! And try to find something to like about yourself!

Were you attacked or called out?

Did you just try to insinuate that if someone doesn’t agree with you then they must not like themselves.

Sweetie, you think you’re a humanitarian bc you are a teacher. If it makes you feel good then so be it.