We all know Queen B already ruled the music world however this latest release sets the bar SO much higher. Bey lays herself bare through the 14 new songs, 17 videos allowing the world just a bit more of an insight to her world. But just how did she keep it secret? I feel sorry for the person sorting all that non-disclosure paperwork, but what B wants, she gets.
'Yonce' is the sassy new alter-ego making 'Sascha Fierce' seem rather tame. The whole project really shows that Beyoncé really does do what the hell she wants with the track Flawless telling 'bitches to bow down' and ' Don't think I'm just his little wife' proving that she really is an independent woman.
The album includes collabs with Pharrell, Drake and of course Jay-Z.
The power couple show that they've still got it. Partition, Rocket and Blow are all X-rated giving pretty in depth details about the couples sex life. Very different to Crazy in Love that the couple released together 10 years ago. The lyrics of Partition 'Driver roll up the partition please, I don't need you seeing Yonce on her knees'. But when Beyoncé sings about it, it's empowering and makes Kayne's Bound 2 video ft. Kim K look pitiful and down right embarrassing.
The self named album is a real family affair with even Blue Ivy making her debut in the track Blue. I suppose Beyoncé and Jay-Z are just preparing her for when she's Queen of the world. Heaven is another extremely emotional track and video on the album. The lyrics 'No heaven couldn't wait for you So go on, go home' suggest that the track could be about Beyoncé's previous miscarriage although this is not confirmed.
The 32-year-old, of course, looks absolutely flawless in every video and it does consist of the traditional Beyoncé inspirations tracks, such as Pretty Hurts, telling girls to believe in themselves and to follow their dreams.