Beyoncé was the Lady in Red tonight in Hamburg, Germany. And the lady in red I am thinking of is Little Red Riding Hood. Am I the only one who sees that? Or do you see it too? All she needs is a basket, and the look is complete.
Beyoncé brought her tour to London, and Sir Paul McCartney came out to hear her sing. So does that mean she is bigger than The Beatles? Because one of them went to her concert.
But then again, none of us have been able to go to a Beatles show since 1980. And if John Lennon were still alive, I am sure she and Jay-Z would be hanging with him in NYC. Imagine that.
Now back to Sir Paul. His youthful excitement to play with the cameras is we still love him and need him at 80 like we did when he was 64!
Tonight at the Grammys, Beyoncé won her 31st and 32nd Grammys. Why is that so newsworthy? With her 31st win, she tied Georg Solti for the most Grammys, a title the late Hungarian-British orchestral and operatic conductor held since 1997. So by winning her 32nd Grammy statuette, that title is all hers. And I don’t think anyone is going to take that away anytime soon.
However, traffic took away her chance to accept the Grammy Best R&B Song, Cuff It, in person. But she did make it there in time to give the speech for winning her record-breaking Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album, Renaissance. Congrats to the Queen.
Here is another fun fact. Beyoncé also holds the title for most Grammy nominations. Well, actually, she is tied for that honor. Do you want to know who she is tied with? Her husband, Jay-Z. I feel bad for him when they fight because she can be like, “I have more Grammy than you do, even though we have the same amount of noms.” He has 23, compared to her 32.
Oh, to her accept her record-breaking award, then click here!
Beyoncé reportedly asked Britney Spears to appear in an upcoming music video with her, but it is not going to happen, according to Page Six.
Could you imagine if it did? The internet would’ve gone wild.
And let’s be honest. Beyoncé needs Britney more than the other way around. Don’t come at me, Beyhive. She released an album last year, and we barely talked about it. So whose career needs the Renaissance more?
Beyoncé finally released new music at midnight, and fans went wild.
Do good things come to those who wait? I don’t think they did in this case. Break My Soul sounds like a B-side dance track from the early ’80s. You know the era between Disco and R&B where the musicians were trying to find out what the new sound would be like before Michael Jackson, Madonna and Prince redefined it. There is a reason why Discos went dark for those few years; the music was flat and unimaginative.
So, I am not expecting much from act 1 Renaissance if this is what her people think is the best single from it. I am expecting another Adele, as in a flop that will still sell well because the Beyhive loves their Beyoncé.
And yes, I am afraid they are going to sting me after this negative review.
