Beyoncé Claps Back At Bigoted Critics Over Performance At Country Music Awards

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Beyoncé fired back at critics who slammed her over her performance at the Country Music Awards. Dr. Rashad Richey and Dina Sayegh Doll discuss on Indisputable. Tell us what you think in the comments below.

"Beyoncé has revealed that her next album, “Cowboy Carter,” is a direct response to critics who thought they could gatekeep her from having an impact on the country music genre.

She released the project’s first two singles, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” in February, renewing critics’ disdain for her exploration into the genre and, for many others, generating excitement over her new sound.

The Houston, Texas, native first stirred backlash for her country dabbling in 2016 when she performed “Daddy Lessons” from her album “Lemonade” with The Chicks, who were then known as The Dixie Chicks, at the Country Music Awards."

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I’m a black woman born in 1960. My mother was born in 1928. She talked about sitting around the radio and listening to the Carter Sisters. We watched Hee Haw every Saturday. Me my mom my dad and brother and sister were country before B was born. We have always been country!

donnafrazier-byrd

COUNTRY MUSIC IS BLACK MUSIC. IT ALWAYS WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE. JUST ENJOY IT.

chocolatecaramel

Whites are doing Rap music why can’t she do country music! Go Queen Bey!

jacquilewis

Beyoncé a bad lady. Her revenge is taking over the whole country music. I love it

Jhh

I don't know what y'all complaining about. Beyonce has made Country cool again. Y'all should be grateful.

MrPhotodoc

We've been singing country before the ignorant critics were born. Yes, that long ago. Be informed!

shareeminor

John Schneider the guy from the show dukes of Hazzard doesn't think Beyonce should sing country.. He's from NY. Imagine a New Yorker telling a Texan she should be singing country. She's from Texas.

jerseygirl

I don't understand why the bigots are so upset. If they don't like Beyonce, they can just not listen to her music. I think there is so much more to get upset about these days.

lizbecker

We created all these genres anyway so if anything they taking over our stuff...they take our slang, swagg and dance moves

eam

That's right Beyonce black people started country music

latoyajibodu

First it was blues, then jazz and rock and roll. There will come a time when people will laugh when you tell them African Americans created rap music.

ranxerox

I don’t blame Beyoncé hit they a** back🔥black peoples found country music.✊🏿

NicoleT

The banjo is an African instrument, Black people started country music and were the first cowboys!! Beyoncé was born and raised in Texas!🗣️🤠🪕

robinafrica