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Also, Beyoncé had the financial freedom to pursue her dream because her parents were multi millionaires and paid her bills. Think of how many women are born with the same musical talent but are stuck in 9-5 jobs to pay their bills.

Society: Workaholism is a mental illness, you need work life balance. Also Society: You should admire Beyoncé for being a workoholic

Beyonce I ♥️ you

I ♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Beyonce

If I saw beyonce on the street (not as a celebrity) I would still think she is so pretty omg her features are beautiful

4:35 dont interrupt beyonce lmao

Have a Michael Jackson and drive , and then you'll have 50% of MJ. That's what mskes Beyonce a Beyonce. Stop thus nonsense of looking the other way, when tou kniw that she's is an imitation if 3 prople MJ, Jsnet Hackson and littke Tina Turner.

Stop glorifying work and capitalism

Compete with yourself, progress as an artist, work hard, never give up on your goals, trust yourself, know how you are, don't settle for the box people try to put you in rehearse, practice, 10,000 hours...tips from Queen B

Hard work does make a difference if done consistently and you identify what you can work on. The moment you think you are safe, you stop working. Success is simply a byproduct of the actions and the right choices we choose to make out of the possibilities we create. Sometimes, you have to take risks. Sometimes you have to choose the lesser of two evils. Sometimes you have to be manipulative to get what you want. You should always take action no matter what.

Winston gotta goooo... lol. He interrupting folks.

In this ‘work hard you’ll succeed ‘mantra some crucial ingredients are overlooked. That’s exactly why many people always keep working hard but never succeed in reaching their goals. Beyoncé sold her soul to be Beyoncé.Like many other celebrities. What does that mean? Beyoncé is talking about innovation and that she wants to do something different from what’s she did in the past. Ever wondered why all these celebs are using the same themes in their music videos, concerts? Especially ancient Egyptian themes and symbolism. Beyoncé dressed herself many times like an ancient Egyptian queen :Isis,Astarte,Nefertiti, so did Rihanna, Katy Perry, J Lo, Nicki Minaj Cardi B and many others .Not so innovative if everyone does the same? Ever wondered why the celebrities are so into black and white Masonic floor symbolism, triangles, all seeing eye symbolism etc?Why are they using the same symbols when they’re strike a pose?Covering one eye, putting a finger before their mouth, sticking out their tongue? Also not so original if everyone does the same. We are programmed in not seeing it because these symbols have become so familiar. There is nothing new under the sun. Learn the secret language of Hollywood. Symbolism is the language of the Mystery religion from ancient Babylon.The religion of the self, were people believe that they can become divine,Its all about obtaining secret knowledge. They are all working on behalf of Satan and encouraging to follow and practice Luciferianism.

Lisas my

'where is this woman. I hate being black. Damn, I have been struggling with my hair 15 years by myself in Wyoming.

Good video boo! You now have a subscriber! -The Kesala Bradley Show

I never used form. Can I do cream and do this?

How in the hell can you take work ethic lessons from this stupid idiot? The only work ethic she knows is weave making

why have mics and use the camera audio?

Hello! I've been following y'all for a few months and I must say that I absoloutely love these conversations! These issues are very important to talk about and I appreciate you guys creating a black space to have these discussions. Keep doing what you do! Much love from the 919 lol ❤ Also, idk if you take any reccomendations but I know a topic that could be discussed (if it hasn't been covered before): Black Intersectionality -What happens when we're black but we belong to another marginalized group (ex. women, LGBT, etc.)? -How do we define "black"? -How do we maintain unity yet police each other based on what it is to be black?

GET TO THE POINT SEESH

HI Lisa, what product did you use to get those curls

Your intro makes me think my phone volume isn’t working. I was about to click off. Just want to let you know that others may feel the same. Great video otherwise 💜

But moi jv keep secret home. Seulement dad et encore

Nice discussion. I can see the Production value getting better and better!

This conversation made me proud. AJ, Allen and Colton in particular-but seriously everyone who spoke was relevant and made great points. Well done UrbanSocialTV.

Allen went in with his commentary. Interesting points brotha.

Great discussion last night after the screening. I think the conversation ould have been even more interesting if we could narrow down the definition of masculinity and have the conversation focused on sexuality and socialization. Love the work you guys are doing. Keep it up!

Nipsey...

You know. Beyonce is usually hesitant and struggles to articulate her thoughts when she speaks in public. But when she talks about her drive, work ethic, and determination she is effortlessly fluent and as clear as crystal. That's awesome.

Lit...x2...cuz its Season II.

O yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yesss its back

We as black people need to get much better at the long game. There's white people that have been crafting their plans for decades. There was a Senator, Representative, something that mentioned that he had been working towards something for 20 years. By all means, protect yourself, but that one time, you have to shoot someone, what did it solve in that moment other than that singular thing? There's so much policy work and community relations work that needs to be done simultaneously. And the same point they were making about not using the word "war" can be illustrated by the reason you can't yell "fire" in a public place. It's not about being sensitive about the word. It's about being sensitive about what the word causes after you say it.

I just need to clap for Dasha again. Yaasss girl! Clarified things beautifully at 35 (ish) minutes!

Powerful conversation. On the topic of historical figures and allies; Marcus Garvey said let’s go back to Africa. But now you have Africans who dislike African Americans. How can we as a people change the political climate when we don’t have nationhood?

So, yaw just not gone let Mike respond to the answer to his question? Lol. Or give him confessional time? Oh, aight.

Wow this episode was so POWERFUL!!

SPEAK MIKE! @32:00

I’m trying this technique tonight!!!

I real love the conversation tonight

True Jasmine

Dang, was the cameraman trying to see the syllables and vibrations come off the dude's tongue? Why are you so close? Lol. And try to have some finesse instead of continually plopping the camera down on the table.

This show is everything. 👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽 Wish I could be on something like this

Don’t cry

Yesss Anthoney speak on it yessssssssssaaa

Wow they going in all ready wow

Speak on it Colton! @16:50

Speak a word Kyren! @5:25 #beingvulnerablefirst

Many interesting perspectives. It’s good to see that y’all are proactively deciding how you want to do it when you have your own kids.

Omg wooo woooo