Beyonce as trailer park trash? I've always looked at her as a hood rat from Houston posing as a glamor girl (kind of like Whitney Houston who didn't start showing her true colors until after she married Bobby Brown), and it's lovely to see Bey finally going back to her roots. I've come to notice that the marketing behind the singles releases have been a bit of a mess, because I'm baffled as to why Bey decided to release a 90's summer jam in the fall? Also why didn't she use Andre 3000 in this version? Is it because she wanted to capitalize on J.Cole's #1 chart success? Bey's team has also gotten a bit sloppy because once again, her team is at the forefront of some thievery. Queen Khia sent out a spitfire of angry tweets at one of Jay Z's babymuvvas, claiming that Beyonce ripped off her video for her only hit, My Neck, My Back.
“I’m @beyonce baby’s god mother, if it’s girl she naming her Khia! B TY for taking my advice & and tips on how to make a real hood video!”
“@beyonce thanks you for the love the tweets & roses! To bad I don’t bulldag with prego women. Call super head jay knows all about her,” she added two more messages.
“@beyonce has been smoking rocks if she thinks her J. Cole remix flop “Party” will be as big as My Neck My Back.”
“@beyonce is done! She ain’t going to Do me like she done did Kelly I’m hood NIGGA she house NIGGA! Play them cards right!”
At this point I have officially lost respect for Beyonce as a manufactured pop star. I'm not going to even call her an artist because she's definitely not that. Taking from a person's video one time is coincidential, but when you're doing it in every video to drum up some publicity for your shitty singles, it becomes down right insulting. Anyways, check out the video for Party and my all-time favorite hood anthem My Neck, My Back to make your own conclusions below...
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