Top 5 Things We Learned from Beyoncé's Vogue Interview

This celeb rarely gives interviews so when she appeared on the cover of Vogue we we prepared to listen! For this list, we’re looking at all the most compelling things about Bey’s Vogue cover shoot and essay. In the interview she talks about promoting diversity, how she had a difficult time birthing twins Sir and Rumi and more! What did you think of the interview?

Want to watch more Beyonce content? Watch the videos below!

MsMojo's Social Media:

WatchMojo is a leading producer of reference online video content of Top 10 Lists, Origins, Biographies, Commentary and more on Pop Culture, Celebrity, Movies, Music, TV, Film, Video Games, Politics, News, Comics, Superheroes. Your trusted authority on ranking Pop Culture.

[sparksoffyou]

Just happy to be alive at the same time she is making music. She’s a full artist. She’s a musician, yes... but an artist. Does she do everything herself, her hair, her make up, her styling? No. But she knows how to bring out the best in the people around her to create an image. Vogue is a perfect example. Did she take the photos? No. But she has an artists eye and found that talent that did. She also seems like an authentic person. Her birth issues and origins in her family tree show no matter how much money and fame you have, there is a still a world you cannot control and you choose how to deal with it.

[SydneyEHughes]

Only people who don’t have a FUPA don’t know what it is. FUPA is nothing new. BUT I am soooo happy that she is embracing it because it helps me embrace mine.

[truebeautyj]

Beyoncé is beautiful, phenomenal woman. Her spirit just seems so warm, beautiful, and golden. 👑🐝💕

[MizWiz]

The goddess is here give much praise to the great mother earth in our ancestors because we can dig deep in ourselves and find what Beyonce has found you go girl

[livics]

I just love Beyoncé, she's not from this earth. She's just amazing and I am grateful a human being like her exists 😍

[ineedabeyoncesoloalbum]

Only Queen things.. pheasant(haters) can't relate😂😂👑🐝

[wshaa]

*If you’re a hardass stan you would know that Beyoncé ‘s ancestry were called Creoles. As we know from The Formation lyrics her mother was born in Louisiana . And Louisiana Creole people are “persons descended from the inhabitants of colonial Louisiana during the period of both French and Spanish rule. The term creole was originally used by French settlers to distinguish persons born in Louisiana from those born in the mother country or elsewhere. As in many other colonial societies around the world, creole was a term used to mean those who were "native-born", especially native-born Europeans such as the French and Spanish. It also came to be applied to African-descended slaves and Native Americans who were born in Louisiana.” -Via Wikipedia. So I guess she has french in her blood based on how drawn she and Jay are to this country.*

[rosilenesousa]

Yes, Queen, totally agree with your ideas!

[ringomata]

it could be great that they will produce a short tv series that tells the life and love story of her ancestor. me, as a person who loves history and her as well i will watch..it would be great to be seen in history channel like the roots tv series remake

[Shellz]

...y'all had to google FUPA? Lmfao

[PurrinMaux]

Most black women know what a FUPA is. The term was also first used by Jackie Christie on a episode of Basketball Wives L.A. white Mojo Lady...just FYI

[dev]

Not first... BUT I WAS HERE BEFORE JUSTIN Y.

[whitetigerkitten]

please do top 10 instrumental songs from dream works movies I love the ones from How to train your dragon!

[princeleighton]

Please do top 10 rositia moments on the walking dead

[leishg]

I wanna know was the twins natural or IVF?

[aydeespinoza]

BUYONCE like always, she is so overrated, lets talk about MADONNA and her Vogue cover, 4 decades in the music at the top, concerts sold out around the world and so many more things to learn, but let focus on Mafionce and her same routines since she star. with her pretencious music