Beyoncé – BLACK PARADE (Official Audio)

Beyoncé:

#Beyonce #BlackParade

[WinningN]

“We got rhythm, we got pride
We birth kings, we birth tribes.
Holy river, holy tongue
Speak the glory, feel the Love.”
We call her QUEEN for a reason 🙌🏾

[hellololita]

I'll be honest with y'all... there are times that I look at myself in the mirror, I stare directly into the pupils of my dark brown eyes, I analyze my entire face, I look up at my natural hair, then I step back and I analyze my whole body, I take all of me in. Then I start to cry cause I feel so blessed that my soul descended down into the womb of a Black Woman, my mother, I feel so blessed that I was born into this world as a Black Woman. I'm Black and I'm a Woman, that's a blessing on top of a blessing right there! I'm so happy to be Original! I'm so happy I was born with a rich Soul! Thank God indeed!!!

[loudermagazine]

African culture. Our hair defies gravity. We proudly wear our natural crowns. Motherland is dripping on you! Sending love from Zimbabwe.

[hazel_lovely]

I’m not black but this song is making me so happy and proud for them. I have so much respect for this song, her, and anyone who relates to it. ❤️

[jayman]

Beyoncé when I tell you this has me almost to tears I really mean it because this song hit so hard to the point where it knocked me to tears and if someone needs to be reminded that it is a privilege to be black then this is the song for them and that is on PERIODTT 👸🏽🤴🏽👸🏾🤴🏾👸🏿🤴🏿

[carlcoyoca]

Im a Filipino, but we sometimes get bullied bec of our skin color. I stand for black people and for what they are fighting for! U guys are awesome!! 🌼

[janemonroe]

Rest in POWER BLACK PANTHER!! CHADWICK ... WAKANDA

[miahoffman]

This song is more than the beat. She's spitting spiritual gems of our ancestors. Religion existed in Africa before the colonizers came. As a proud African. I am glad she excavated her ancestors' history & going back to her roots. DOPE!!

[karaboraditsela]

"WE GOT RHYTHM, WE GOT PRIDE, WE BIRTH KINGS, WE BIRTH TRIBES" . ... Never been more proud of my skinN

[boazhospitality]

This song went hard AF... If she keeps this vibe up I’m joining the beehive

[kathykate]

I'm 59 and this song blew me away. No lazy songwriting here, her lyrics have more content in them than some books I've read! All hail Queen Bey xxx

[SistahNedra]

Dear Queen,
I am 64 years old and a child of Obatala and I've been watching you for many years. I've never commented before, but I want you to know that this track is everything!!! I play it for my Orishas and my ancestors’ shrine daily and even sent the link to my Baba in Ibadan and he absolutely loves it. I hope to be crowned soon; I'm looking forward to becoming a kick *** ancestor when it's time for me to go to Orun.
Modupe Iya Beyoncé. As`e, As`e, As`e O!!!

[badgyala]

“Being black baby that’s the reason why they always mad”

[Mizzjlady]

For those saying this is gibberish, research the Yoruba language & culture. Oshun & Yemaja are not Devil's, please be respectful & educate yourself before you ignorantly jump to assumptions.

[Susy]

I love when Beyonce makes songs like this one! I am with you people from all over the world, no matter the color of your skin. I will always love you the way you are! God bless the world ✊✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[jamesanderson]

I have literally watched Beyonce go from Bootylicious Singer Child to Black Cultural Icon. This has been a beautiful transformation.

[Ajah-mdue]

“We birth Kings, we birth tribes”🥰✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼

[namisazulu]

I love you all black Americans from South Africa😘

[gathua]

A song for the culture. THANKS BEY. Should never forget who we are!

[lafortunelola]

I'm a black lady from cameroon 🇨🇲, my people are called Duala . This made me proud to be black . Love you from cameroon 🇨🇲❤