“Partition” may be the most-overt sex song of Beyoncé’s that we’ve covered in this blog. And for starters, the “partition” referred to in the title is – you know that sliding window that separates...
This song (“Energy”) isn’t the easiest to derive a thesis sentiment from, even as far as a Beyoncé outing goes. But first of all, it should be noted that this is a dance track. Owing to this, the...
On “Heated”, Beyoncé is largely addressing a romantic interest(s). Whether or not it’s Jay-Z is a matter of perspective, but all lyrics considered it reads as if this piece is intended to have a more...
What the title of this song (“Cozy”) points to, as relayed in the lyrics, is the vocalist being ‘comfortable in her skin’. As we have noted in the past, such themes are part and parcel...
“Break My Soul” is a catchy dance song, but of course Beyoncé is also going to use the opportunity to get a pertinent message across. That message is “you won’t break (her) soul”. And whereas in...
Queen Bee’s “Pretty Hurts” is designed to show the world the downside of trying to achieve society’s standards of beauty and furthermore. The track starts off with a very strong message with American actor,...
There’s this semi-popular adage floating around that goes something like ‘our bodies are our cars, and our spirits are the driver’. In other words, your body is the main vehicle, if you will, that you’ll use to...
The “baby boy” mentioned throughout is a loving nickname the female vocalist (Beyoncé) has given to her significant other, who is portrayed by the male. And as far as the chorus goes, what she’s putting...
The primary purpose of this song appears to be encouraging “bootylicious” women, apparently like the vocalists themselves, to dance. It is never explained what being “bootylicious” actually entails. But based on the references to “jelly”, the...
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...
