A moment of silence for our edges....I've said this about 10 times since Saturday I am not a Beyoncé Stan. And I don't say that to be difficult, I say it to be honest. I feel like to call yourself a real fan you have to be ready to destroy in her name and I'm just not there. And I wouldn't want the Hive to come for me on pretending to be one of them. Let me just say I love angry B. It's raw, it's unsettling, and it's enjoyable. Although the lawyer in me couldn't help but think about all the laws she was breaking in "Hold Up," not to mention the lawsuit from the city after knocking off the top of the hydrant, but I digress. I also enjoy pained and hurt she's genuine, unrehearsed, emotional. Aside from the music, the visuals of this album were stunning. Beyoncé
's signature looks tend to be dramatic eyes and nude lips. Whether it's heavy kohl-lined eyes, or bright colors, the focus is kept at the center, at the windows of the soul, with relatively neutral makeup. Overall I loved every moment of #blackgirlmagic, from Serena's twerking to Quvenzhané Wallis to Zendaya and Amandla Stenberg posted up on that wooden stoop looking the baddest bitch team in the West. I've really only scratched the surface on this album but I look forward to drowning myself in the creativity.
What were your favorite looks from this Opus of the Black Woman's experience in Love?
