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- Katy Perry, Jonas Brothers And Beyoncé: 5 Important Moves On This Week’s Hot 100 - Forbes
- Beyonces songs to play during various wedding events to set the mood right - Republic World - Republic World
- Megan Thee Stallion cried over Beyoncé's remix of her song Savage... now No. 4 on Billboard Hot 100 - Daily Mail
- Beyonce’s Daughter Blue Ivy Dances To Mom’s Song In Instagram Video - ETCanada.com
- The 100 greatest UK No 1s: No 16, Beyoncé – Crazy in Love - The Guardian
| Katy Perry, Jonas Brothers And Beyoncé: 5 Important Moves On This Week’s Hot 100 - Forbes Posted: 30 May 2020 08:45 AM PDT  DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 10: Katy Perry performs at the Dubai Airport's air show Gala ... [+] Getty ImagesTwo musicians own at least 10% of the Hot 100 this week, something that remains a relatively uncommon accomplishment for any musician, let alone two at the same time. Interestingly, while they both land double digit placements on the all-genre tally, they only count one top 10 hit between them and just a handful of top 40s. Here's a look at five of the most important moves on this week's Hot 100 singles chart. No. 1 - Megan Thee Stallion - "Savage (ft. Beyoncé)" Several weeks ago, Beyoncé hopped on a remixed version of Megan Thee Stallion's hit single "Savage" in an attempt to push the track to the top of the Hot 100. Sadly, it was beaten to the peak position two frames in a row, first by Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj's "Say So" and then by Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber's "Stuck With U." Only now, after both of those tunes have had a turn on the throne and stepped down, can the powerful pairing of Stallion and Queen Bey rule. "Savage" is Stallion's first leader on the Hot 100 and Bey's eleventh. No. 6 - Future - "Life Is Good (ft. Drake)" Back inside the top 10 this week is "Life Is Good" by Future and Drake, which serves as the lead single off of the former's new album High Off Life. As that title claims the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200, 13 songs from the set find their way to the Hot 100, with the Drake collaboration leading the charge. No. 30 - Polo G - "Flex (ft. Juice WRLD)" While Future may rule the Billboard 200 and claim 13 positions on the Hot 100, Polo G doesn't fall far behind, making this a huge week for hip-hop on both tallies. The rapper, who almost snagged his first No. 1 album, but whose new set The Goat settles for second place instead, currently has 10 songs charting on the all-genre singles ranking, a career best showing for him. The highest-ranking among them is his collaboration with late rapper Juice WRLD, "Flex," which begins at No. 30. No. 33 - Jonas Brothers - "X (ft. Karol G)" It's been almost a year since the Jonas Brothers officially returned with their comeback album Happiness Begins, which went to the top of the Billboard 200 and produced their first No. 1 hit on the Hot 100, "Sucker." The trio has been very busy since then, and already in 2020 they've shared three new singles, none of which have been connected to any full-lengths. "X," a collaboration with Latin star Karol G, was packaged with "Five More Minutes" as a double single, and now it's reached the all-genre chart. "X" is the fifteenth top 40 hit for the Jonas Brothers and the second for G. No. 40 - Katy Perry - "Daisies" Despite the fact that she released a slew of songs throughout 2019 (some of which performed well, while others didn't even reach the Hot 100), Katy Perry has delivered what she is calling the first proper single from her upcoming album, which should arrive later this year. "Daisies" opens at No. 40, barely breaking into the important region on the list. By doing so, the cut has become her twenty-fifth top 40 on the Hot 100.  |
| Posted: 21 May 2020 03:42 AM PDT Beyonce has recorded more than fifty songs and has a song for almost every mood. Right from songs to play at a party to songs to play at various wedding events, Beyonce has a song for almost every event. Here is a list of Beyonce's songs you could play at various events at your next wedding. Beyonce's wedding songs to play during various eventsRun the WorldA Bachelorette party is a must-have right before your wedding. And what could be more perfect than playing a song by Beyonce on your Bachelorette party? The song Run the world by Beyonce released in the year 2011. What makes the video of this song Run the World even more special is Beyonce's special dance performance in heels. XO – acoustic versionAnother song from Beyonce to play during a wedding event is XO- the acoustic version. This song is perfect to play during your wedding ceremony while you take a vow with your partner. The beautiful song released in 2013 and was written by Ryan Tedder, The-Dream and Beyonce. Halo from I Am…Sasha FierceReleased in the year 2009, the song Halo is from Beyonce's album I Am…Sasha Fierce. This song is perfect to play during your first dance with your partner. Beyonce also won a Grammy award for this song Halo. Also Read: Jennifer Lopez's 'On The Floor', Beyoncé's 'Run The World', And Other 2011 Party Songs Love On TopAnother song by Beyonce to play during your wedding event is this song Love On Top. This happy dance number is perfect to play at your wedding reception. This song is from Beyonce's album 4. Love on Top is sure to make you dance at your wedding event. This song released in the year 2011. Also Read: 'Riverdale' Actor Camila Mendes Recreates Beyonce's Pregnancy Photoshoot With A Twist; See Drunk in LoveFor the after party of your wedding event, nothing could be more perfect than this song Drunk in Love. The song Drunk in Love also featured her husband and American rapper Jay Z. Drunk in Love released in 2013 and was one of Beyonce's best album songs. The song was composed by the couple and is considered as one of Beyonce's best songs so far. Also Read: Times When Beyonce Stole The Show With Her Captivating Smile; See Pics Also Read: Beyonce Reveals How She Managed Career After Becoming A Mother Get the latest entertainment news from India & around the world. Now follow your favourite television celebs and telly updates. Republic World is your one-stop destination for trending Bollywood news. Tune in today to stay updated with all the latest news and headlines from the world of entertainment.  |
| Posted: 04 May 2020 12:23 PM PDT Hot Girl Summer rapper Megan Thee Stallion cried so hard she had call her grandma after hearing 24-time Grammy winner Beyoncé Knowles-Carter's remix of her new song, Savage. 'I knew the song was coming out. But, it was still like "Is it really gonna drop? Are we doing this for real for real?"' the 25-year-old twerk queen recalled to Apple Music host Ebro Darden last Friday. 'And I mean I cried, like, I had to call my grandma.'   'I had to call my grandma!' Hot Girl Summer rapper Megan Thee Stallion (L) cried so hard after hearing 24-time Grammy winner Beyoncé Knowles-Carter's (R) remix of her new song, Savage  'OMG!' The 25-year-old twerk queen marveled on Monday as her TikTok hit from March managed to score the No. 4 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Megan marveled on Monday as her TikTok hit from March managed to score the No. 4 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, and all the proceeds benefit Houston COVID-19 charity, Bread of Life. Stallion (born Pete) also shed tears the first time she met the 38-year-old R&B diva, as well as her eight-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter, at their lavish home on New Year's Eve. 'Oh my god we really danced, like, all night. I was really in there cutting up. I was like "Wow, Beyoncé accepts my turn up… she likes ratchet Megs" and I love it,' the hip-hop star remembered. 'I really can't believe it, because being from Houston Beyoncé is just Queen. That's all you know. There's no debate, there's nothing else to say - who's better than Beyoncé?'  'Nobody knew I was working on the song': All the proceeds of the sales of Megan's Savage remix benefit Houston COVID-19 charity, Bread of Life  'We really danced all night!' Stallion also shed tears the first time she met the 38-year-old R&B diva, as well as her eight-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter (L), at their lavish home on New Year's Eve (pictured December 31)  The hip-hop star told Apple Music host Ebro Darden last Friday: 'I really can't believe it, because being from Houston Beyoncé is just Queen. That's all you know. There's no debate, there's nothing else to say - who's better than Beyoncé?' The Texas Southern University student was already acquainted with the Destiny's Child alum's husband Jay-Z since she's managed by his company RocNation. 'I talked to [Beyoncé] after the song came out. She was just super supportive. Every time I see her she's always like telling me, "Keep going, keep going hard, you really got it. Do you,"' Megan gushed. 'Nobody knew I was working on the song, nobody knew we was working on the song. I didn't tell my best friend, I didn't tell nobody on my team. I didn't tell anybody.'  'She was just super supportive': The Texas Southern University student was already acquainted with the Destiny's Child alum's husband Jay-Z since she's managed by his company RocNation  RIP: Last Saturday, Queen Bey paid tribute to Megan's late mother Holly Thomas - who died in March 2019 after battling brain cancer - by posting a mother-daughter snap on her website Last Saturday, Queen Bey paid tribute to Stallion's late mother Holly Thomas - who died in March 2019 after battling brain cancer - by posting a mother-daughter snap on her website. Speaking of which, Knowles-Carter teamed up with her mother Tina Knowles-Lawson on her #IDIDMYPART campaign providing testing and supplies to Houston citizens affected by the coronavirus. The Homecoming star also donated $6M to BeyGOOD, her newly-launched relief fund for those suffering from the fast-spreading respiratory illness, which has claimed 876 Texan lives as of Monday.  Speaking of which! Knowles-Carter teamed up with her mother Tina Knowles-Lawson on her #IDIDMYPART campaign providing testing and supplies to Houston citizens affected by the coronavirus  Giving back: The Homecoming star also donated $6M to BeyGOOD, her newly-launched relief fund for those suffering from the fast-spreading respiratory illness, which has claimed 876 Texan lives as of Monday (pictured April 23)  |
| Beyonce’s Daughter Blue Ivy Dances To Mom’s Song In Instagram Video - ETCanada.com Posted: 12 May 2020 12:00 AM PDT By . Blue Ivy is once again demonstrating that she's a chip off the ol' block. On Tuesday, the eight-year-old daughter of Beyonce and Jay-Z was captured dancing to one of her mom's songs. In a video posted to Instagram, reports People, the youngster is showing off her moves to Queen Bey's "Mood 4 Eva", with the clip taken from her 2019 "Making the Gift" documentary. "Mood 4 Eva" appears on Beyonce's 2019 soundtrack, The Lion King: The Gift. The clip was posted online by Blue Ivy's personal stylist, Manuel Mendez (yes, she has her own stylist).
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| The 100 greatest UK No 1s: No 16, Beyoncé – Crazy in Love - The Guardian Posted: 15 May 2020 08:40 AM PDT  Crazy in Love rewrote pop history the moment it landed. Beyoncé's 2003 smash hit is widely considered her debut solo single – eclipsing its largely forgotten predecessor, Work It Out, released a year earlier on the soundtrack to Austin Powers: Goldmember. After Beyoncé had affirmed her talents with Destiny's Child as the R&B group's lead and dabbled in acting (a role in Goldmember and musical Carmen: A Hip Hopera), few doubted she had the goods to go it alone; if anything, the stakes were sky high. If we set aside our collective amnesia and recall Beyoncé's pre-demigod status, she wasn't unanimously liked. Her drive, perfectionism and near birth-right stardom was read as ego. Her solo bid came in the wake of Destiny's Child's controversial personnel shuffles and departures. It wasn't long before the press blamed Beyoncé – the golden girl whose father managed the band and whose mother dressed them, saving the most stylish iterations of their matching outfits for her daughter. The media stoked a battle of the bandmates; when Kelly Rowland stepped out to team up with rapper Nelly on 2002 R&B hit Dilemma, the release of Beyoncé's first solo album was delayed. Crazy in Love confirmed that we were to believe the hype. The announcement of her arrival via those unforgettable blaring horns, sampled from the Chi-Lites' 1970 hit, Are You My Woman? (Tell Me So), erred on regal fanfare, inspiring endless struts across makeshift dancefloors-turned-catwalks to this day. Even the video plays out like a one-woman variety show in which she gives all she's got, putting on an all-singing, all-gyrating pop-goddess performance complete with six outfit changes, each more grandiose than the last. Beyoncé was auditioning for the part of pop's new reigning diva, a role she knew she had already secured. Its creation involved more serendipity than the slick execution expected from anything usually helmed by Beyoncé. The day the song's producer, Rich Harrison, was due to play her the demo, he was hungover from prematurely celebrating its success. Beyoncé wasn't keen on what she heard but gave him two hours to finish writing it while she went out. The chorus came from Beyoncé catching her dishevelled reflection in the mirror and remarking that she was "looking so crazy right now" and the famous "uh-oh uh-oh" hook was improvised. Even the inclusion of her then boyfriend, now husband, Jay-Z, was last-minute addition: "I asked Jay to get on the song the night before I had to turn my album in," Beyoncé told Entertainment Weekly. "Thank God he did.". The mystery surrounding their relationship status added another dimension – they had secretly been together for at least three years, though their duet on Jay's '03 Bonnie & Clyde, from 2002, had stoked the speculation. When Crazy in Love was released in May 2003, Beyoncé became the first female artist (and fifth artist ever) to top the singles and albums charts simultaneously in the US and the UK. In 2018, Rolling Stone named the track the greatest song of the 21st century. It is timeless, covered across the years by indie bands, orchestras and even as a 1940s-style swing number. The most famous redux was, in true Beyoncé fashion, by Beyoncé herself: a sultry, slowed-down remix for the 2014 film 50 Shades of Grey. While rappers are well-known for hyperbole, it was no exaggeration when Jay-Z declared Crazy in Love "history in the making".  |
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