Blindsiding the entertainment world yet again, megastar Beyoncé Knowles just dropped a new documentary on Netflix and a new live album out of nowhere.
Both entitled Homecoming, the doc and the album both tie in with Beyoncé’s much-lauded performance at Coachella 2018. The film follows the backstage drama in the lead-up to Coachella as Knowles struggles to prepare for a blowout performance and balance her duties as a new mom to twins. Having given birth undergoing a c-section just 8 months before, the singer struggled to get back into shape and live up to the demands of her performance.
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Nevertheless, Beyoncé’s work at Coachella 2018 earned the festival the nickname “Beychella” thanks to her showstopping concert. The songs from the show also comprise the new live album Homecoming, which features Beyoncé’s performance, as well as those of Destiny’s Child, J Balvin, and Jay-Z, Beyoncé’s real-life husband. The album also includes bonus tracks of Beyoncé & Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” as well as a studio cover of the 1981 song “Before I Let Go” by Maze.
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Listen to @Beyonce’s new HOMECOMING: THE LIVE ALBUM right now https://t.co/WW6JIta2DV#HOMECOMING pic.twitter.com/ADNgv3nQHE— Spotify (@Spotify) April 17, 2019
This isn’t the first time Beyoncé has shocked fans with a spontaneous release. In 2013, she released her self-titled album with little-to-no fanfare. It subsequently earned rave reviews from critics and became the fastest selling album in iTunes history.
Homecoming the documentary streams on Netflix. Homecoming the album is available on all digital streaming services.
Brian
Madonna can’t be happy about this.
Catholicslutbox
well, theyre both bad so…
justgeo
AH the wonder of plastic bleach and extensions. Let her go make babies.
Black Pegasus
That “Before I let go” track is all kinds of wild. Imma spend some time with this album on my commute home today.
Jimmy T
Can’t stand her, with her bleached blond hair, bleached blond skin, phony tits and plastic ass. Why doesn’t she just admit she’d rather be white. And how does the black community respect her phony angry black woman crap, when she does everything possible not to look like them or live like them. And then there’s her husband…
Blackceo
You do realize (obviously not) that Black people come in all different shades, right? “Look like them” ??? We don’t all look alike.
Kangol
So you clearly have no idea about black people, let alone “the black community,” and you demonstrated it amply with this post.
Catholicslutbox
I’d hardly call that a “new” album. Nothing new about a live/lower quality version of already bad songs.
Never been a fan and never will be.
I had no idea skin bleaching was such a big thing among “black” celebs.
Wicked Dickie
Hey slut, you know that white people are the majority of people that try to tan their pale skin, go to tanning salon, apply bronzer, spray tan, and sit out in the sun trying to get that “perfect glow”, right?
Catholicslutbox
Hey Dick, you do know that tanning (for a “perfect glow) isn’t the same thing as bleaching your skin to look white, right?
Wicked Dickie
You’re stupid and wrong. Tanning is done for personal reasons to change your skin tone.
Ronbo
I’ve never heard a live album that was better than the studio version. Let’s hope this is different; otherwise, it will only be seen as “cash grab” retread. I prefer new material – even if it is sub-par material.
Photocopies of the Mona Lisa aren’t very artistic – even with added cheering and concert noise.
BigData
some of y’all seem pressed. Bet Beyonce’s not.
iamru2
Poster child for cultural appropriation!
Wicked Dickie
You’re thinking of Lady Gaga dear
Catholicslutbox
Nah, all these pop bitches appropriate one culture or another. But the one thing they all have in common is bad, mind-numbing music.
Kangol
You want to be her so badly it aches, girl!
Wicked Dickie
And who are you?
SportGuy
Beyonce is everything. Love her.
Catholicslutbox
Only vapid gays view her as an ally or “gay icon.”
Hdtex
Is she still a “thing”???
Meh
theafricanwiththemouth
Jesus Christ, the power of this lady!!
So much that she has some vile, vapid, ignorant folks here obsessing over her via unreasonable insults and empty statements towards her skin colour.
FYI dolts whom are making ignorant comments on her skin, I’m African (Nigerian to be precise) and i was born with light skin tone, probably even lighter than beyICONcey’s but also have sibs whom are very dark skinned. Maybe my mom bleached my skin in her womb….
Now, to drop some xtra knowledge on your dumba**, Beyoncé’s photos from childhood is proof that she has always been a light skinned African American and has only maintained that colour up until now. The way you folks come up with these empty headed angry comments is beyond me. It’s normal to dislike an artist as per their work but making up unnecessary, air headed and untrue statements is a whole other story.
This by the way is to @justgeo @catholicslutbox (the vapidity shows in the name even) and @Jimmy T(rump/ramp/roll). Her power has y’all spinning in circles. Stay pressed!
Anyway, as much as i love her, even I’m not a fan of this homecoming live album thingy (yet…..?).