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Beyoncé does the exact opposite of her music.
She pushes women to make bad decisions and all in the meanwhile she makes different decisions.
She sings "independent women" but then married a man with a higher net worth than her.
She sings "All the single ladies" and then gets married.
She sings "Replaceable" and "me myself and I" telling chicks to leave they man and when Jay Z cheated on her she stuck with him.
Then she made "Soldier" leading chicks to date street and hood n*ggas and then she married a damn business mogul.
She doesn't do any of the stuff she sings about. She just pushes other women to do it most of whom don't got a pot to piss in or window to throw it out of!
She pushes women to make bad decisions and all in the meanwhile she makes different decisions.
She sings "independent women" but then married a man with a higher net worth than her.
She sings "All the single ladies" and then gets married.
She sings "Replaceable" and "me myself and I" telling chicks to leave they man and when Jay Z cheated on her she stuck with him.
Then she made "Soldier" leading chicks to date street and hood n*ggas and then she married a damn business mogul.
She doesn't do any of the stuff she sings about. She just pushes other women to do it most of whom don't got a pot to piss in or window to throw it out of!
I agree with you that in her actions she seems to be an excellent wife and an excellent business figure.
The issue is women aren't following what she's doing. They are following what she is saying in her music.
Almost everything she has promoted has bought the black community in my opinion.
And is not just her, it's a lot of the black and even Latino women in the music sphere that are promoting poor decision making amongst the women in those communities.
Songs like "Soldier" pushed women into dating street dudes. Another example is a song "RuffNecks" by MC Lyte that pushed chicks in the dating street dudes.
Songs like "Scrubs" by TLC pushed women into being gold diggers and I want to date average earning men.
This isn't something new. It's a mentality that has been being pushed since the '90s.
Unfortunately, some women don't realize that this is just music and meant for entertainment. Some of them take these songs literally and use them as advice which is sad.