The presentation of “Crazy in Love”, audio wise, may have been revolutionary to the point that before being picked up by Beyoncé, other parties that co-producer Rich Harrison played it for weren’t at all...
The overall theme of “Savage Remix” is sort of reminiscent to that of another hip-hop classic, “Bad and Bougie” (2017) by Migos. The artists know that they’re rich and classy but at the same time cleave to...
Beyoncé’s “If I Were A Boy” has what we would consider a very simple and very easy to understand narrative. The narrator (Beyoncé) is basically imagining the things she would do if God had...
The best way to describe “Black Parade” is as it being Beyoncé’s celebration of her Blackness, i.e. her racial heritage. And the various statements and metaphors she makes alluding to such are based on...
As most commonly understood, the colloquialism XO translates to “hugs and kisses”. In other words, it is a term of endearment, specifically in the romantic sense. So by and large we can conclude that this is a...
“Halo” was written specifically with Beyoncé’s relationship with her husband, Jay-Z, in mind. That means that this is actually a love song. And perhaps the simplest way to describe it is as a tune in which the...
In this song, the “Nile” seems to serve as a metaphor for some type of life-changing trek, as in an individual venturing out to fulfill his or her destiny. More specifically, when considering Beyoncé’s second...
“Brown Skin Girl” marks an international effort between Beyoncé (Houston), Saint Jhn (Brooklyn) and Wizkid (Nigeria). And simply put, the lyrics serve as a tribute to melanin-enriched women, specifically in relation to appreciating their beauty...
First off, in “MOOD 4 EVA”, it should be noted that the titular “mood” the artists (specifically Beyoncé) are referring to is based on their celebrating life. And this mindframe is defined primarily by two...
Beyoncé’s “Spirit” is heavily influenced by the storyline of the Disney classic The Lion King and serves, to some extent, as a summary of the film’s plot. But it takes that story and retells it...