El mundo necesita un álbum de rap Beyoncé

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Si le preguntas a algunas personas, DJ Khaled lanzó una canción el viernes por la mañana con Jay-Z, Future y Beyoncé.

Pero si preguntas a las personas adecuadas, la única persona que importó en términos de lanzamientos del viernes fue Beyoncé, a pesar de que ella aparece por menos de un minuto en la canción fragmentada que Kevin Hart prometió que causaría una "línea plana" en todo el mundo. Lo siento, Kevin, pero nah.




En "Top Off", el primer sencillo del próximo álbum de DJ Khaled, Queen Bey se destacó, no solo porque es Beyoncé Giselle Knowles, sino porque ella rapea. Los bares raros de Beyoncé se lanzaron con una ferocidad que detuvo el mundo de la música y dejó muy claro que la gente está muriendo por un álbum de rap de Beyoncé.


No te equivoques, sin embargo. Este no es un nuevo comportamiento: Beyoncé ha estado haciendo esto por un tiempo. Según lo documentado por The Fader, Bey tiene una historia legendaria de ofrecer barras melódicas más suaves que la mayoría de MC. Ha estado sucediendo desde Destiny's Child pero quizás sus contribuciones más feroces al juego provienen de canciones como "Diva", "7/11" o cuando se unió a Nicki Minaj en "Feelin 'Myself" y la inmaculada remezcla de "Flawless". "

Hay un millón de teorías que se pueden reunir acerca de qué es exactamente lo que hace que los golpes de Bey sean tan convincentes. Tal vez es porque ella es Beyoncé, o tal vez se debe a la cantidad limitada de mujeres que golpean descaradamente como ella. Tal vez sea porque atrapa bolsas de canciones de una manera refrescante que es exclusivamente suya.

Claro, cuando Beyoncé golpea, la piel se despeja y las cosechas florecen en todo el mundo. Pero más allá de eso, tal vez sea cautivador porque cuando decide escupir, tenemos un vistazo de la "auténtica" Beyoncé de Houston, Texas, en lugar de la pulida figura de Hollywood a la que estamos acostumbrados a adular. Beyoncé nunca tuvo miedo de volverse real en su música.

Pero con cada "Free Meek Mill" o referencia a Drake que ofrece en "Top Off", se siente como si un guardia fuera decepcionado un poco, y algunas veces incluso la ilusión hace la diferencia.



La gente ha hablado. Tu movimiento, B.

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