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Beyoncé – Sorry (Video)

Beyoncé’s iconic track “Sorry” is filled with anger.

She had been dating the rapper JAY-Z, but they broke up after he cheated.

It’s said that “Sorry” channels that anger.

It’s basically full-on beef (lol).

The lyrics read like, “I don’t care about you one bit anymore,” and so on.

The hip-hop-leaning production also makes it feel super beefy (lol).

Definitely check it out!

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Beyoncé – If I Were A Boy

Beyoncé, an R&B singer whose powerful vocal style has earned her worldwide popularity, has a strong pop influence that makes her music very approachable.

However, “If I Were a Boy” stands out as one of her edgier works.

With lyrics that evoke feminism, it reads like a challenge infused with anger toward men, expressing the idea that if she were a man, she could make women happier than they are now.

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Beyoncé – Crazy In Love ft. JAY Z

The song that marked Beyoncé’s solo debut vividly captures the maddening emotions of falling in love.

Teaming up with her husband, JAY-Z, the American singer released the track in May 2003, and it spent eight consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Its captivating sound—driven by a funky horn section and passionate vocals—grabs listeners’ hearts and doesn’t let go.

With lyrics and a mood anyone who’s been lovestruck can relate to, it’s the perfect tune for boosting your spirits or sinking into a romantic vibe.

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Beyoncé – Run the World (Girls) (Official Video)

The song released in 2011 by American global singer Beyoncé is the ultimate anthem that powerfully celebrates women’s empowerment.

Its lyrics answer the question “Who runs the world?” with a resounding “Girls!”, expressing the limitless potential women possess in every aspect of life—work, love, and beyond.

Featured on the album 4, the track premiered on radio in April and stands out with its dynamic fusion of electropop and R&B.

It’s a song that will inspire courage and confidence for anyone feeling uncertain before a new challenge or losing faith in themselves.

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Beyoncé – Love On Top (Official Video)

This is a gem of an up-tempo R&B song that sings of gratitude and happiness for a loved one.

Released by Beyoncé in September 2011, the track weaves in musical elements from the 1980s throughout, elevating them into a sweeping love song.

As the song progresses, it modulates four times, and its exhilarating melody and powerful vocals captivate the listener from start to finish.

Issued as a single from the album “4,” it won hearts around the world and earned the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Traditional R&B Performance.

Still beloved by many couples today, it’s a perfect choice to play on special days with someone you cherish—such as proposals or wedding anniversaries.

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Beyoncé – Halo

This is a gem of a ballad that sings of how the presence of a loved one wraps your heart in a glow like an angel’s light.

Released in January 2009, the song earned multi-platinum certifications in several countries, including the United States and Australia.

With its sweet, aching vocals and a melody that seeps into the soul, it continues to captivate listeners around the world.

The track also won the Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.

Showcasing Beyoncé’s overwhelming vocal power and expressive artistry, it’s a standout piece recommended not only for those in happy relationships, but for anyone who holds a special someone close to their heart.

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Okinawa performance ✩ Beyoncé dance

Beyoncé’s signature song “Crazy in Love.” In Japan, when people hear it, many probably picture Naomi Watanabe more than Beyoncé, right? You know—the one where she’s dancing in an incredibly tight outfit.

You can go for the cool, polished vibe like the original Beyoncé, or aim for Naomi Watanabe’s parody version—either way, show it off with power!