Beyoncé

by **NejcIV** » Wed May 30, 2012 4:53 pm

+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).

by **robert989** » Wed May 30, 2012 4:54 pm

NejcIV wrote:
TheAqua wrote:
abi wrote:
TheAqua wrote:http://cdn.mediatakeout.com/56333/mto-worldwide-super-exclusive-beyonce-has-an-announcement-to-make.html
Another child? Well, since it's MediaTakeOut....
but they were right the first time she got pregnant,and it was before they announced officially.MTO can be pretty janky a lot of time,but they have their moments.

Also if you notice most of bey's costumes from the latest REVEL show have been covering her mid drift with some type of fabric,or narrow stream line down the center of her stomach.

Could just be a lil pudge stil there...or
LOL... they said she was pregnant 49-times before they finally got it right. It's hardly something.

exactly and when she got pregnant weren't they the ones who were saying she is faking it #mess

by **BeeFan** » Wed May 30, 2012 8:46 pm

NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).

THAT

by **Malugani48** » Wed May 30, 2012 9:03 pm

...This may be a bit in detail but I was just working out some figures...

It's so impressive, for a 30 year old:

Billboard Charts (Billboard 200/ R&B)
Destiny’s Child - 67
Writings On The Wall - 5
Survivor - 1
8 Days Of Christmas - 34
This Is The Remix - 29
Destiny Fulfilled - 2
#1’s - 1
Dangerously In Love - (1/1)
Live At Wembley - (17/8)
Dreamgirls: Music From The Motion Picture: Standard - 1
B’Day - (1/1)
Ireemplazable - (105/41)
Cadillac Records: Music From The Motion Picture - 66
I Am...Sasha Fierce - (1/1)
I Am...World Tour (-/40)
Above & Beyonce - (35/23)
4 - (1/1)
4: The Remix (-/30)

Music DVD Charts
Live At Wembley - 1
The Beyonce Experience - 2
I Am...Yours - 1
I Am...World Tour - 1
Live At Roseland - 2

Billboard Charts - (Billboard 100/ R&B)
No, No, No (3/1)
Get On The Bus (-/63)
Bills, Bills, Bills (1/1)
Bug A Boo (33/15)
Say My Name (1/1)
Jumpin’ Jumpin’ (3/8)
Independent Woman (1/1)
Survivor (2/6)
Bootylicious (1/2)
Emotion (10/28)
Lose My Breath (3/10)
Soldier (3/3)
Girl (23/10)
Cater 2 U (14/3)
Work It Out (-/104)
Crazy In Love (1/1)
Fighting Temptation (-/116)
Baby Boy (1/1)
Me, Myself & I (4/2)
Naughty Girl (3/8)
Check On It (1/3)
Deja Vu (4/1)
Ring The Alarm (11/3)
Irreplaceable (1/1)
Listen (61/23)
Beautiful Liar (3/70)
Get Me Bodied (68/10)
If I Were A Boy (3/16)
Single Ladies (1/1)
Diva (19/3)
Halo (5/16)
Ego (39/3)
Sweet Dreams (10/48)
Video Phone (65/37)
Run The World (29/30)
Best Thing I Never Had (16/4)
Countdown (71/12)
Love On Top (20/1)
End Of Time (113/-)

Featured Artist
Billboard Charts - (Billboard 100/ R&B)
I Got That (-/101)
Bonnie & Clyde (4/2)
Hollywood (-/58)
Until The End Of Time (17/3)
Love In This Club, Part II (18/7)
Put It In A Love Song (102/60)
Telephone (3/-)
Lift Off (121/-)

Others
Billboard Charts - (Billboard 100/ R&B)
Summertime (108/35)
Upgrade U (59/11)
At Last (67/79)
Wishing On A Star (-/101)
1+1 (57/105)
Party (50/2)
Just Stand Up (11/57)
Sexy Lil’ Thug (-/67)
Dangerously In Love (57/17)
Closer I Get To You (-/62)
A Woman Like Me (-/103)
Kitty Kat (-/66)
Lost Your Mind (-/117)
Freakum Dress (-/116)
Resentment (-/111)
Halo (Live) (105/-)
See Me Now (-/102)
Dance For You (-/64)
Love A Woman (-/104)

Overall Stats:
Destiny’s Child/Solo/Featured
Billboard 200 Top 200 Albums: 16
Billboard 200 Top 100 Albums: 15
Billboard 200 Top 75 Albums: 15
Billboard 200 Top 50 Albums: 13
Billboard 200 Top 20 Albums: 10
Billboard 200 Top 10 Albums: 9
Billboard 200 Top 5 Albums: 9
Billboard 200 Top 3 Albums: 8
Billboard 200 Number One Albums: 7

Billboard R&B Top 200 Albums: 9
Billboard R&B Top 100 Albums: 9
Billboard R&B Top 75 Albums: 9
Billboard R&B Top 50 Albums: 9
Billboard R&B Top 20 Albums: 5
Billboard R&B Top 10 Albums: 4
Billboard R&B Top 5 Albums: 4
Billboard R&B Top 3 Albums: 4
Billboard R&B Number One Albums: 4

Billboard 200 Top 200 Singles: 51
Billboard 200 Top 100 Singles: 46
Billboard 200 Top 75 Singles: 46
Billboard 200 Top 50 Singles: 38
Billboard 200 Top 20 Singles: 31
Billboard 200 Top 10 Singles: 23
Billboard 200 Top 5 Singles: 21
Billboard 200 Top 3 Singles: 17
Billboard 200 Number One Singles: 9

Billboard R&B Top 200 Singles: 64
Billboard R&B Top 100 Singles: 53
Billboard R&B Top 75 Singles: 50
Billboard R&B Top 50 Singles: 41
Billboard R&B Top 20 Singles: 35
Billboard R&B Top 10 Singles: 29
Billboard R&B Top 5 Singles: 22
Billboard R&B Top 3 Singles: 21
Billboard R&B Number One Singles: 10

by **jpguy** » Wed May 30, 2012 9:13 pm

I loved watching the movie OBSESSED, it was plain funny , CHEAP MOVIE but it was fun.. the action scene was so awkward but I loved it.... the whole plot was good...

by **Baditude** » Wed May 30, 2012 11:59 pm

One of my friends came back from Memorial Day weekend and said that Beyonce's shows at Revel were her best...ever. Mind you, this said friend has been to nearly every Beyonce concert while in New York.

by **lenor** » Thu May 31, 2012 12:59 am

was watching some of the revel videos on youtube and it looks pretty fantastic!! definately looks like one of her best shows!

by **ThaInfo1** » Thu May 31, 2012 2:12 am

lenor wrote:was watching some of the revel videos on youtube and it looks pretty fantastic!! definately looks like one of her best shows!

by **Hype** » Thu May 31, 2012 2:16 am

I really hope it does get released on DVD, but if not my pennies are being saved for the world tour next year. Yasssssssssss

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:44 am

NejcIV wrote:
TheAqua wrote:
abi wrote:
TheAqua wrote:http://cdn.mediatakeout.com/56333/mto-worldwide-super-exclusive-beyonce-has-an-announcement-to-make.html
Another child? Well, since it's MediaTakeOut....
but they were right the first time she got pregnant,and it was before they announced officially.MTO can be pretty janky a lot of time,but they have their moments.

Also if you notice most of bey's costumes from the latest REVEL show have been covering her mid drift with some type of fabric,or narrow stream line down the center of her stomach.

Could just be a lil pudge stil there...or
LOL... they said she was pregnant 49-times before they finally got it right. It's hardly something.

I'm just messin...but hey they pegged it right on the head a day before Bey announced it after her performance of "love on Top"

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:45 am

NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).

We all know she could just use that Puerto Rican Surrogate..again

:lol:

by **IshibaXMakuza** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:48 am

TheAqua wrote:
NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).
We all know she could just use that Pureto Rican Surrogate..again

by **Titan3510** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:49 am

NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).

But that's only if women are breastfeeding.

TheAqua wrote:We all know she could just use that Pureto Rican Surrogate..again

Do yourself a favor Aqua...

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:50 am

IshibaXMakuza wrote:
TheAqua wrote:
NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).
We all know she could just use that Puerto Rican Surrogate..again

FIXED

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 4:55 am

Titan3510 wrote:
NejcIV wrote:+ it's also physiologically impossible for her to be 2 months pregnant at this point - women aren't fertile after birth because of prolactine (which stimulates breastfeeding).
But that's only if women are breastfeeding.

TheAqua wrote:We all know she could just use that Pureto Rican Surrogate..again

Do yourself a favor Aqua...

by **Titan3510** » Thu May 31, 2012 5:01 am

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 5:08 am

With great responsibly comes a great a great electricity bill,cuz im about to knock yo damn lights out...

by **Titan3510** » Thu May 31, 2012 5:13 am

You do know that gifs aren't allowed in the general forum, right?

The only place where people are allowed to do it is here.

Be careful what you wish for though...

by **TheAqua** » Thu May 31, 2012 5:25 am

Titan3510 wrote:You do know that gifs aren't allowed in the general forum, right?

The only place where people are allowed to do it is here.

Be careful what you wish for though...

My badd doe

by **Rocksteady09** » Thu May 31, 2012 8:13 am

SPIN mag says "Beyonce is owning her brilliance like a BOSS" and hails her as the greatest performer of her generation.

In 2011, Beyoncé put out a No. 1 album, shot and released a live DVD, and nearly broke the Internet by announcing her pregnancy, so performing four Memorial Weekend concerts can't even jokingly be considered a comeback. Only three months passed between the birth of her daughter with Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter, and Beyoncé's announcement that she'd be returning to the stage at the opening of Atlantic City's lux Revel resort and casino — three years separated her debut solo album Dangerously in Love and its follow-up B'Day. But stakes are so high in diva-dom these days, nobody can afford to take a breather. B dropped last year's 4 in the height of Lady Gaga domination; now the music biz is tethered to Adele's ruptured vocal cord, Britney's serving as a judge rather than facing one, Madonna is starting a world tour, Katy Perry is a divorcee, and Rihanna won't stop patting her crotch on TV.

But the difference between Beyoncé and all those other (legally, for now!) single ladies is black and white, which is exactly the color palate she chose to employ at her Revel shows. Beyoncé is the greatest performer of her generation and she knows it well. Her Revel concerts were more Liza With a Z than MTV — predicated on nothing but the tour de force of its creator. Saturday night's two-hour show featured no gimmicks, no backing tracks, no hard-to-follow narratives, no whipped cream cannons. It was old school Vegas-style Entertainment with a capital E: singing, dancing, and charisma wrapped up in a few sparkly Ralph & Russo outfits.

Beyoncé entered larger than life as a center-stage shadow ordering the 5,500-strong crowd (with special guests Michelle, Sasha, and Malia Obama in box seats) to "stand up on your feet" for 4's "End of Time" and quickly demonstrated her voice and and hips are as limber as ever. Flanked by her 11-piece all-female band, a corps of 10 dancers, and a few cleverly deployed LED screens flashing blocks of black and white and dizzying geometric patterns, Beyoncé devoted the first part of her set to light-hearted uptempos: "Love on Top," "Get Me Bodied," "Baby Boy."

After her first costume-change break, she returned for a trio of numbers that paid homage to Vegas cabaret chic, breaking out fluffy feathered fans for a "Naughty Girl" that included a tribute to Donna Summer's "Love to Love You Baby." But the party didn't last, and she soon slipped into a series of earnest ballads, singing "1 + 1" perched on her knees atop a grand piano after admonishing the front rows not to scuffle over a perspiration-covered souvenir: "Okay, listen, don't fight over this towel — it's just a towel."

The lovefest was swiftly supplanted by the jilted-lover part of the set. "We all know how it feels to be hurt and lied to," Beyoncé insisted, asking the ladies to help her sing "If I Were a Boy" seamlessly mashed up with a bit of the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris." The women belted even louder on her cover of Lauryn Hill's "Ex-Factor," though, which served as an unfortunate reminder of how genius can go awry.

But right now Beyoncé is owning her brilliance like a boss. The Revel show highlighted how she's become an accomplished multi-instrumentalist — her arsenal includes her powerhouse voice, her toned thighs, her whipping hair, her Vaudevillian eyes, and of course, her wind machine. And now she's become even more adept at playing our emotions, too, eliciting Beatlemania screeches by revealing a mere glimpse of Blue Ivy during a video montage. She's unlocked the secret to balancing her super-human talent with über-humanizing rhetoric like another megastar who only requires one name: Oprah.

As the night progressed, Beyoncé's strict black-and-white aesthetic began to slip, and in the set's final frames, the LED screens flashed blinding walls of color heralding the arrival of "Countdown" like the conclusion of The Wizard of Oz. The swaggy march of "Run the World (Girls)," led into a funky version of "Why Don't You Love Me," then B hit the reset button again, returning for her Whitney Houston tribute "I Will Always Love You" dressed in red.

She wrapped, of course, with her ultimate razzle-dazzle, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," and a series of earnest thank yous — to her band, her dancers, her crew ("It's very hard working for me because I want things perfect for y'all"), and to Revel "for building a place for all of us on the East Coast to go have a good time." That's entertainment, folks. In AC, the lady is a tramp, and this showgirl's a business, woman.

http://www.spin.com/articles/run-world- ... antic-city

last.fm/hugom2c · by **hugo** » Thu May 31, 2012 9:13 am

Add Robin Thicke to the list

video (1:22)

by **Plym** » Thu May 31, 2012 9:19 am

hugom2c wrote:Add Robin Thicke to the list

video (1:22)

YAS! So amazing to see Robin stanning for The King.
I'd love to see her on his album (but not the other way round).

by **aaliyahman** » Thu May 31, 2012 10:26 am

Plym wrote:
hugom2c wrote:Add Robin Thicke to the list

video (1:22)
YAS! So amazing to see Robin stanning for The King.
I'd love to see her on his album (but not the other way round).

Exactly, I love him but it'd be a pointless feature on her album..

by **Plym** » Thu May 31, 2012 10:28 am

I LOVE Robin and his music but honestly, people would be like 'hew?' and it's not really up to Beyoncé to promote other artists through her albums.
Big names like Andre 3000 are fine but these artists need Beyoncé more than they need her.

by **Wardo** » Thu May 31, 2012 2:19 pm

Plym wrote:I'd love to see her on his album (but not the other way round).

Exactly.