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Cowboy Carter: Beyonce Bucks the Boxes of Genre
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Today we're talking Beyonce's Act II: Cowboy Carter. A time was had. We'll talk about the artful blend of genres including country (obviously), rock, hip-hop, gospel, house, and so many others. We'll also talk about the featured artists including Dolly Parton, Linda Martell, Willie Nelson, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Miley Cyrus, and so many more. We'll also talk about how the songs are connected, and the 'story' it feels to me like they're telling. And of course, I'll try to give you my faves.
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When I’m in a silly goofy mood I like to think the line ‘there’s a lot of talking going on while I sing my song’ is abt people failing the mute challenge 🙊😂
I hope you’re right lol
Hollering
“Daughter” is woefully underrated. It’s dark yet warm and beautiful. I can see the visuals giving Catholic Church, roses, old art, stained glass, water, stripped down yet beautiful. Like I want to listen to this song in a bathtub with rose petals and candles lit around me. I love when she gives opera
ITS SO GOOD
I agree! I think it's my favorite song on the album- at least for right now. I love everything about it & it's constantly on repeat.
AN INSTANT FAV OF MINE
It really is not that underrated. It is among fan favs, and i think it has good amount of views, and personally it is Top 2 with Bodyguard.
"Ya Ya" is by far the most American song EVER. My favorite so far.
Yes. I believe it would definitely fit in with the Americana genre which is blend of country, rock, blues, funk, R&B and folk music! I can see the song being nominated for a Grammy within the Americana categories!
Man, I can’t wait to hear act three, I have a feeling is going to be a rock album
For sure!! But now I’m even more excited to see what else is incorporated if it’s anything like the first 2 acts
I think the same. Act iii probably will be rock.
I think Ya Ya is our teaser for that album's vibe@@dinasilva9263
I'd love to hear another Jack White collab
Same
I actually believe Jolene is from Tina’s point of view considering she’s creole from Louisiana and Bey is from Texas. Then the next song speaks on her father. It makes sense.
i actually thought the line “there’s a lot of talk going on while i’m singing my song” was a direct reference to the audience’s reaction during her 2016 CMA performance. Especially since she hinted at that performance motivating her to go full country in her IG post
When Ya-Ya becomes the next single off the project >>>
as it should be
it needs be!!
first Bodyguard☝️
then Ya Ya for sure😊
Big Aaliyah vibes again like you are eating this look up 😍✨🤜🏾
stoopppp thank u 🫶🏾
Neeeeed the chunky earrings
@@exxxhume got em from my local beauty store (so I’m sure the wholesaler is online somewhere lol)
Beyincé is actually pronounced the same as Beyoncé; it's just spelled differently.
ah thank you!
I think her mothers maiden name was beyince
Yes, mama Tina was born “Celestine Beyoncé”. But it’s because the hospital misspelled her last name. Tina says that when she asked her mom (Beyoncé’s grandmother) why she didn’t have the hospital change it back to Beyincé, the hospital told her that she should be glad she has a birth certificate (racist south…). And that’s why the rest of the family and Beyoncé’s cousin Angie’s last name is Beyince.
i love how the interludes are led by legends, it’s a nod to them paving their own way in the country space and giving bey her flowers 💐
And Levi’s jeans def has that nostalgia feel like Stand by me
You were in canva eating with this thumbnail.
I also think Jolene is speaking from Tina’s pov on the infedelity in her marriage. Just because she slightly mentions that marriage troubles in 16 carriages and she says a creole b*tch from Lousiana (just like how she refers to her mother in Formation). Especially because daughter that follows it, and the fact that Beyoncé has a thing for killing off her dad in her country songs. That and the fact the album seems to have originally been titled after Tina’s original maiden name.
Ahh I can see this for sure, she’s probably touching on both bc of the Becky references/ references to her mom. “Beyoncé has a thing for killing off her dad in her country songs” 😭😭
I love that you said you aren’t forcing yourself into that box.
Beyoncé uses her albums to tell a story. It’s like watching a movie. You wouldn’t want to come in 1/4 of the way through, leave and then come back to watch the end or have people to tell you the best part and then go in just to watch that part of the movie. It’s weird, because I didn’t realize that until I watched someone react to her entire Lemonade album recently. Having said all that, let me give you an overview of the movie that is Cowboy Carter:
This whole album is in response to how she was treated at CMA. American Requiem is telling them about themselves. She researched and it took over 5 years for her to develop this album. The album is full of history and reclaiming music that black people/ slaves started, but were kicked out of once it became popular.
Blackbird was written by Paul McCartny to give black women/girls hope during the Civil Rights movement . He saw how they were being treated. That’s why all the singers on the song are black women. The others are four black female country singers.
Let’s just point out that Country radio has an issue with playing black artists so Beyoncé told everyone about her new venture during the Super Bowl then dropped two country songs. The Bey Hive activated and most country stations played her music. But to top it off, her album is presented as it’s own radio station with country legends presenting her music.
This Album was meant to be Act I. This was Beyoncé’s response to how she was treated at the CMA. The requiem funeral procession was trying to let us know that Country Music was rooted and started by blacks. If you look into the history, it started by people putting on black face for minstrel music making fun of the slaves with their banjos. Then people who are credited with starting country, came to black street artists to learn their craft. Once it became big, black people were pushed aside and they started gate keeping the genre.
Man Yaya is my jam. Its like Sly Stone meets Tina Turner with some James Brown and Little Richard.
I didn't know Blackbird was about black women! I always loved the song but never thought about the lyrics honestly. Makes me love the song more
Also I am the only one who immediately thought of Janelle Monae when listening to YAYA lol?
I said the same thing!
Me!
What I wasn’t expecting was for the album to be such a commentary on genre. It invites the listener to question and critique the very idea of genre itself. The segues explain how genre is sometimes confining, but ultimately arbitrary once you toy with its conventions. The bending and blending of multiple genres on this album makes it harder to categorise, and that was the point. It’s attempting to rebel and reframe the parameters of genre, and seems to have a didactic purpose to educate the listener to do the same [so they can enjoy “unique listening experiences”, as Linda said].
Also, I have to mention, the motif of Beyoncé holding a funeral for "big/old ideas" in 'American Requiem', (be them about genre, politics, or race), burying them, saying “Amen”, and moving forward, *whilst the music on the song serves as a tangible requiem to the interred notions!* 🤯 so clever! What a sharp incisive method of transmuting those sentiments into musical expression. It takes “say it with the music” to a whole new level! You could write a university dissertation on this album, the references, the metaphors, the allegories, it’s extremely dense. It will completely go over some people’s heads, but personally, I was impressed, and I’m not at all surprised it’s already become her most critically acclaimed work. 👏
@@wzwzwz They definitely didn't mention anything about destroying genres, and neither has Beyonce. The commentor's point is about not being confined and restricted by genres, which was Beyonce's goal as an artist that's pushing herself, trying new things, and evolving. Also, specifically in the case of country music in the US, being gatekept from music by racists that your ancestors and community pioneered in the first place a couple centuries ago. Which she references some of those artists in the album. She pays homage to the stories you're referring to. The stories of countless Black rock & roll and country musicians throughout history that have been forgotten or purposely erased, people who laid the foundation for what she's doing now. She's specifically highlighting their stories, allowing people to learn about important Black artists they never heard of through history as well as the history of many genres that were created/pioneered by Black people. She's sharing those stories, in addition to putting the spotlight on current country artists which she featured on the album. Their numbers have all gone up exponentially too. Ultimately, it's not about "destruction" but freedom (of expression and artistry) and not only for Beyonce, but it's also her wish for other artists who feel confined and held back.
I hear Alligator Tears being about her relationship with her dad.
In Life is But A Dream, she says that he knew she always needed his approval but he wouldn’t give it to her and would keep pushing her. This, for a long time, became her primary motivator to excel and achieve.
The song talks about someone constantly moving the goal post, as Matthew would. Also the line “how does it feel to be adored”, could speak to her realising that her adoration of him and need for his approval keeps/kept her in this cycle.
I also think it’s reflective of wider social pressures/expectations on her as an artist. With the constant changing goal posts of what she should be ‘not black enough, then too black’ etc…
Patterns in early relationships with parents are often transferred into how we interact with the world as an adult. Perhaps because she had this from so young with Matthew, it’s hard for her to not keep trying to fulfil these impossible social expectations of her.
Dolly said that Jolene was real, an actual bank teller, and her man was spending extra time at the bank so she confronted her. True story.
Oh noooo I knew she was a real bank teller but didn’t know there was an actual confrontation
So many peak moments for me on this album. I performed Blackbird at my performing arts high school and I studied opera, I cried listening to her sing. I really wish she would shut everybody down and come out with an operatic album. No one can touch her after that.
Horses are both in the act 1 and act 2❤❤
Country carter, sis you are not the only one😂😂
Country music has a lot of Spanish and Mexican influences (as south of the border is literally there)…. So love that bey gave homage to it .
A desert eagle is actually a type of pistol haha
"I'm not forcing myself into that box" yes, the album message got through to you loud and clear! Great video
A big Prince fan, I failed to discern that Prince like sitar intro on the opening track.
Of course Beyonce is a huge Prince fan.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Also- Beyonce is challenging everyone's perception of country music and it's influences and as to who it belongs too.
Very cleverly she neither white washes it's history, but doesn't black wash it neither.
Just as sure as she interlaces this album with samples from Linda Martell, Chuck Berry, but also hosts samples from Hank Williams, Patsy Kline and I swear I heard Loretta Lynn as well!
Beyonce brings the facts whether we agree with it or not.
Respect!
This is one of Beyoncé essential albums !!! This album is very good and it’s controversial bcus it’s new to her fans and the country community gate keeps the music !!! I’m glad Beyoncé broke barriers but my main question is after this era is over is the country community gonna go back to what it is but it’s actually gonna look different
It is too early to tell. If she continues to be private and not go to country music events, then it will have little change on the country music scene. If she actually gets involved and is present then we might see something different.
@@fulm1029 you ate that !!! The PR in me is seeing her at these events but Beyoncé is on another level mind u I’m a navy ( Rihanna Stan ) it’s only a few ppl that match Beyoncé … Riri , nicki , Taylor , Ariana , lady Gaga , etc ….. she’s up their so she can do what she wants !!! It’s ns but for country to be si racist I hope she does !!!!!!
Is her best album
Beyoncé ate!! I’m so excited for act 3 😭
The way "Cowboy Carter" was crafted as an album - the tracklist, the transitions, the interludes of the legends and the genre-bending - EACH AND EVERY PART OF THE ALBUM IS PERFECT 🎉.
my top 5 songs are:
bodyguard
jolene
spaghettii
tyrant
sweet 🌟 honey 🌟 buckiin'
i look forward to act iii - it will definitely be a rock album 🎸📀
Sweet honey buckin, man what a ride but the middle (the bridge) it’s an amazing bridge (hahah words) but I love that part. As always good job.
You are looking soooo GAWGESS today!! SOBBING. I have just been sobbin' over this whole album, but especially protector. Us moms are out here having a time of it lmao 😆😓 Okayy, so when I heard those first two tracks she released, I immediately thought of Patsy Cline and how much Bey's energy mirrors hers... I sure called it! She sampled her, and that is gawgessss. NO ONE, can say a thing about this album too when Willy freaking Nelson himself featured on there AND directly edorsed it. I mean... that is countries cool uncle. AND, more angelic voices than Bey and Dolly combined, would be nearly impossible to find.. MAN, this year is going to fantastic, Bey really got Dolly on a trap track. And WAIT, I think she's referencing the movie, "Coyote Ugly." Hear me out now, it's about a country girl finding her way through a hectic showstyle industry and breaking through despite the challenges and her relationship with her father... could it be? 🤔 Lastly, did anyone peep that Telépop Musik type, lofi, somehow cuntry... trance?? That she created!?? I'm SHOOK
My mom said Patsy Cline too!! And girllll protector had me in my feelings can’t even imagine how it feels from a parent perspective
I was so gagged by the artistry throughout every single note and symbology she weaved into every thread of this werk. I feel like this album is a whole tapestry. Could you imagine how utterly gorgeous that would be! If she had someone make her a wall sized rug with weaving representing every track?? Oh man, I can see it now in my head, the texture and everything. And yeahh, as a mom who had a bad childhood, I really, truly felt every word there. One thing I have ALWAYS said and wholeheartedly felt is that Bey is a fiercly wonderful mom. Every little detail ppl clock, from gently teaching her things behind the scene, to how she treats her children when she thinks no one is watching. I mean, she has never ever exploited those kids, and that is so rare these days in the industry. It warms my heart to know tho tho JayZ and Bey have had their own faults and darkness in their pasts and businesses, they lead those children through the light and ADORE them. One can not say Jay doesn't love those babies. And Bey has always given the air of Lioness, but her becoming a mom made me see her pride blossom.
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honored to be first but im so ready to just sit and listen to you speak, i always find your words so intelligent and ur opinion is definitely one to be cherished! plus ur content is real and amusing 🥴
Thank you!! Had so many thoughts I was trying not to have the video too long lmao
I agree with you, Naomi really makes these vídeos so well. No one does this like her.
@@naomi.cannibal the long videos are the best omg never hold back
Alligator Tears audience subject is probably “society” or “America”. She made references to “fathers” as American founding fathers in the intro and closing songs.
With all due respect to the King of Pop, it’s time to give Bey all the respect she’s due. There aren’t many albums I can listen to all the way thru but this is definitely one of ‘em. There’s something different about HOW she’s performing the songs. It’s the boldness, the confidence, and the cockiness! I love it! She’s reached icon status for sure. She put the work in, she earned it and it’s well deserved! ‘Bodyguard’ and ‘Ya Ya’ are my jams, by the way!
First of all, you look amazing, even more than usual
I adoredddd Cowboy Carter, its in my top three Beyoncé albums now and I was really skeptical at the beginning, but she definitely was right when she said it wasnt a country album, this is a BEYONCÉ body of work, and probably her most strongly crafted and biggest album yet, which is saying a lot. The scope here, everything it has to say, it couldn’t be better, this is a work that will be relevant for ages. Grammys does not matter, the AOTY is hers even if they do not give it to her.
Faves: Daughter (among her best ever), Bodyguard, Tyrant…
What's your other two favorites? I feel like cowboy Carter is my number one. Can't think of what my other two would be yet 🤔
@@JoyEmpress My personal favorite is still Self Titled, I love it in an unhealthy way haha. Second Renny and third Cowboy. Lemonade is my fourth favorite but I consider it to be objectively her best yet
ii hands ii heaven sounds like a horse galloping or a heartbeat
It’s a lot of gospel sounds because gospel was the foundation for country. The famous country music family “The Carter Family” would visit black churches and neighborhoods and ask pick melodies/lyrics from the pastors and would go into towns and ask the people mostly black to sing family songs they knew. They are known as some of the greatest “Collectors” of music for a that reason. Even Maybelle Carter’s signature scratch as they called it on her guitar was picked up from someone I believe they were also black. How I know all of this watched a tiktok video
This album was so refreshing! I'm loving this trilogy. Alligator Tears is my fave, made me think of Fleetwood Mac.Second would be Riiverdance. I can wait for the third, hoping for a 'Don't Hurt Yourself' rock album.🕯🕯🕯🕯 I'm a little worried it won't be bc this album seems to have rock with YA YA and Desert Eagle but hopefully it just a sample of what's to come. UGHHHH AND WE GOT MILEY AND BEY ON ONE SONG YESSS!!!
Naomi explaining II Hands II Heaven. 😂 I completely understand. I like to call songs like that Cinematic. Songs that feel like a movie scene. Like I could write the scene they belong to, like I see it playing in my head. This was a beautiful body of work. I honestly have no skips.
This whole album was a much needed experience HOWEVER.. in my opinion 🎉TYRANT IS THAT GIRL!!!!
That song been stuck in my head for the past 2 days lol
I'll be the chaotic card.
A beyonce metal album.
I still prefer her in a group but I love a girl group.
Yesssss! Lol that'll be interesting
I’ll out-chaos you. A Latin pop or a dancehall/reggae album 😂
@@KhailSOLO That would be awesome.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who got Prince vibes from American Requiem 🙌
Naomi you are such a vintage kind of pretty! You look like you could've been someone in the 90's!
Beyoncé also does protect Jay. Her clean reputation cleans and protects his. She is her family's protector.
There was some tracks that def gave Chloe x Halle melodies and harmonies like My Rose and Flamenco
Bodyguard is incredible, and it somehow felt a little twisted to me. Now that you mention it, it makes a lot of sense. There is something toxic about the relationship. I Almost wonder if it’s from the perspective of a side chick. Because she’s says “I whisper secrets in the backseat” and ends the chorus with “you should let me ride shotgun” like a plea to be upfront and public. And that idea of holding someone close to know they’re real because you have them.. but don’t really have them… hmm
Miley X Beyonce was everything! My favorite little section is from “Alligator Tears” to “Ya Ya.” I really love the album. And I’m soooo excited for the next. I really hope she works with Stevie Nicks! She’s one of my favorite artists and I think they would sound soooo good together.
Please keep doing the album reviews! I love them so much
my top 3 changes every day lmao but yaya, tyrant, and bodyguard are my favs but i truly cannot get over how good this album is. hated america requiem the first time i listened to it and this morning i listened to it 3 times 😂😂
i’m from jersey and i’m still shocked that beyoncé is using a jersey club beat but having a piece of our culture in the album especially one with a country influence is wild love it tho!
Im in Boston! Haha but I lived in NH for a bit and learned to appreciate the genre of country/folk/bluegrass. So I am LOVING cowboy carter. I’ve loved Beyoncé since I was a child and it’s very rare someone from so long ago got better with age.
I like that this album fulfills and subverts expectations of what we thought it would be. So many times where I was like I didn't know I wanted to hear that but God is it good
No Julius 😆😭
You may have later noticed, but in "Daughter" she does address the man/lover in describing the fantasy in her head. She apparently fantasized about attacking the woman/Jolene and possibly murdering/drowning the man ("how long can he hold his breath before his death?"). She then asks God to help her control the fantasies in her head. "Daughter" is so cinematic, it's almost like hearing a movie through it's soundtrack wrapped up in one song. Extremely creative and powerfully delivered.
I call it country carter sometimes lol
this album is....incredible. magnum opus. i love the flex of being able to do a multitude of genres. the AOTY line in honey buckin....damn. Beyonce always surprising us, the beyhive is well fed
I can’t even decide which is a my favorite. They’re all fighting for number 1 😫
I wish she came out with this first and then renaissance! I love cohesion
II Most Wanted gave me chills. Like Miley and B’s voices when they harmonize feel like a warm hug. Just for Fun I also love! Like really no skips, every song is a masterpiece. Also Mrs. Tina’s maiden name is Beyoncé, her mother was one of the first round of black people to get birth certificates and the last name really is Beynice. They requested to fix it but were told be lucky you got a birth certificate. Mrs. Tina that story on a podcast.
unironically I NEED Beyonce to record an album in every possible genre - rock, metal, punk, trip hop, lo fi... I just can't get enough of her and her musical intelligence 🔥
I believe this is coming from the perspective of her mother. Especially the troubled waters section. 17:59
This album is just a masterpiece! It’s hard to not listen all the way through! Idk if I can pick a top 5 😩😂 sooo hard!
Hit every point and actually digested the album as whole! @Empressive needs to watch this for a fresh perspective and maybe a better understanding🤷🏽♀️
"Yaya" gave me Elvis towards the end. I love this entire album
Was looking forward to your review and it’s wild how many of my points and yours overlapped. Also didn’t even feel like a long video. Very Cowboy Carter
First off you look GOODT!! Great breakdown! I really enjoyed this album.. some of my favs are Sweet⭐️Honey⭐️Buckiin, Levii’s Jeans, YaYa, Riverdance, II Most Wanted, Body Guard, and so much more! Hell the whole album was good. HOT TAKE Cowboy Carter aka act ii is better than RENAISSANCE aka act i
Not we have the same faves twiiiin (twiin I should say)
@@naomi.cannibal 🫶🏾
Same favorites but I also love blackbird. 100% agree! Renaissance was a slow grower for me. But I loved this album instantly
You look BEAUTIFUL Naomi 😍 The Jersey, buss down combo *Chefs kiss*
dolly actually did write jolene from a real experience
Your commentary was excellent! When you used the word “unserious” to describe your first impression of the album title as unserious, I thought to myself…. “I can rock with this lady… She knows what’s up.” Great review.
My top 5
1. Just for fun.
2. Protector.
3. Amen.
4. American Requiem
5. Desert Eagle
ii Hands ii Heaven is sadly going to be the most slept on song on the album 😭
I really appreciate how you include a snippet of the song that you're discussing so that we can follow better
I’ve watched a few Cowboy Carter reactions vids and this was one of my favs!!
I am ready for act three. I wonder if it's visuals because people say rock, but I’m like, It’s kind of time for visuals. If it's rock, will it be rock remixes or whole new songs?
It is county but not traditional country. It's infused with rock, gospel, hip pop and house. It's like rock, you have heavy metal, soft rock, alt rock and if you go back to late 90's to early 00's rock that that heavy hip pop influence e.g limp bizkit, linking park even kid rock to mention a few. Overall the album is genre blending/bending.
@@damilolabashorun8890 ah I see I hope with her alleged rock era we get some heavy guitars and themes.
In my 26 years of being a die hard stan II hands II heaven is the best song Beyoncé has done. ❤️ it is just amazing
I loved the album it definitely was a treat 💖
I hope you had a happy easter Naomi.
Love your style today, actually you always look beautiful, but today i think you look amazing.
I was listening to the álbum this morning and i really love it. Beyoncé is a huge part of the soundtrack of my Life. She is besides Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera my favorite artist. She just show us that you can do whatever you want and that makes us happy no matter who you are. And music is for everyone. ❤
Yesss she really had spanned generations, my mom and I had to do a phone call to debrief on the album lmao
@@naomi.cannibaloh i Love that❤
@@dinasilva9263 yes from your comments you both have vertigo similar music tastes lol, she loves her pop divas
@@naomi.cannibal i'm so happy to know that. I'm definitely a pop divas fan. 😅♥️
Thank you for your interpretation in breaking the album it into the sections it's sooo intriguing and is definitely going to make my next listen so much better
My favorites change by the day so don't be pressured to narrow it to 5. I knew Yaya was gonna be a favorite as soon as I heard it and haven't stopped playing it since but today my favorites after that are II Most Wanted, Leviis Jeans, Spaghetti, Sweet honey buckin and Desert Eagle, which is entirely too short
Really observant take on the similarity of “Levii’s Jeans” to “Stand By Me” by Ben E. King! It also gives a vibe extremely close to “Fire” by the Pointer Sisters/Bruce Springsteen
YA YA is sooooo good!!!
I was going crazy thinking of the song bodyguard reminds me of and its" cake by the ocean" I always thought it was sung by maroon 5 but its a different band. This was a great breakdown Naomi!
i like this album. def not my fav from B but stellar body of work. i love how you divided the tracklist, i also feel that way.
my fav songs are: 16 Carriages, Bodyguard, Daughter, Levii's Jeans and Sweet ★ Honey ★ Buckiin'
What a beautiful album I think is her best yet, I’m so in love with this piece of work. My only complaint is that My Rose and Flamenco were so damn short.
Spaghetti also has a brazilian funk sample by DJ O Mandrake, the credits weren’t fully uploaded when you posted the review, but ig ppl should know that :)
SIS I'm on the Troubled Waters part and damn you are opening my eyes!!!
Lmao you saying "If you live in Boston" totally caught me off guard (I've been living there for 7 years now). My favorites are Riiverdance and II hands II heaven. The transition is just beautiful, the harmonies at 2:35 in Riiverdance are stunning, and II hands II heaven just makes me feel cleansed.
“It’s party time. We finna turn up…Bait and switch” 😂. The commentary is chef’s kiss 👩🏾🍳
Cowboy Carter, the first family of country music was the Carters… they got a lot of their ideas from a black friend, who thought them how to pluck the guitar in a country style
Ok face, ok hair!!!😍😍💅🏾
You are so right! It’s so difficult to pick a top 5. The album is a masterpiece!
A sprawling beautiful eclectic mess in the best way
She deserves a long overdue Grammy of album of the year she has earned a thousand years and
Over of Grammy of the year what more will she have to do she is the master of any genre and has great artistic vision
probably the best narrative and cultural analyzation of this album i've seen so far
Brittney Spencer Being on this album is massive
DAUGHTER IS THAT BIJ. EASILY ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE TRACK BY HER
YAAAAYYY i've been waiting for you to talk about this album!!!! 😍also you look stunning
Omg this is my first time seeing one of your videos right after it‘s dropped so excited
This review was absolute 🔥. Came here after listening.
I loved this review and this album. We have the same top 8!
Thank you for this😭😭this made me appreciate the album so much more man
If she ever needs to show back up at the CMAs I hope Yaya is the song she performs.
lawd your hair looks so nice
That last analysis was great, really has me thinking
I listened a bit on Easter. It was beautiful from what I heard. What a celebration. ❤️❤️❤️