Analysis Of Homework By Beyonce

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Lemonade is a visual album written by an American singer Beyoncé. This album has bought much attention do to the content and the celebrities that are part of the album. The weekend, James Blake, Jack White and Kendrick Lamar. In the album there are songs that mainly carried a little bit of rock and hip-hop. The album was released to Tidal on April 23, 2016. In the album there are four singles “Freedom”, “Formation”, “Hold up”, and “Sorry”. The people and her fans can see that the album is breaking down into eleven chapters and they are Forgiveness, Denial, Redemption, Anger, Resurrection, Reformation, Hope, Emptiness, Apathy, Accountability and Intuition. In the album there is Self-empowerment by Beyoncé. In the whole album she seems like she is know what she is doing and we see her confidant. Who are the most disrespected women in America?

In the song “Hold Up” strength and confidence are shown. It gets attention because in the beginning it stars like if everything is a dream. She seems like she is possessed and she makes fast and weird moves while she is in the water. Everything seems confusing because she is reciting a poem and how she is like breathing the water. She is swimming through the door and the bible is
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In the album she is just showing how a lot of people can grow and keep moving forward and having to lives with their own pain. The black live matter movement is a big thing because is part of our society now everyone is treated different of is treated by the way they look. In the video that the moms are holding there lost children are the worse part of the video because they were innocent people but the only wrong thing they did is born with the color of their skin. The worse nightmare of a mother is to loss her child. As we he “Forward” we see the mother with tears in the eyes not knowing why there kids were

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