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A Thriving Soul's avatar

I’m so glad to find people who agree that this is her Best Album. It’s also my favorite Bey Album

Lara Sogoni's avatar

HAND DOWN. But the self-titled joint ain’t bad either. Actually Cowboy Carter is pretty cold too. I think that that’s my favorite actually.

Raaven Rush's avatar

Yes, yes, and yes to literally everything you said! Well done 👏🏾

chyna's avatar

i wondering if the music/message in dreamgirls fueled her music. like what curtis did to effie. she made ring the alarm. and making a album in 2 weeks after filming for 6 months is crazy.

Q.'s avatar

Such a pleasant read, I’ve always thought that B’Day was her best album, and you shed light on the nuance that separates this album from the rest. Looking forward to reading more!

MIKA Robinson's avatar

I almost forgot how much I enjoyed this album. I randomly played it during a day trip a week or so before the anniversary. Now I'm scream singing Lost Yo Mind in my apartment (which coincidentally has a few Beyonce relics sprinkled around) and it feels so...right.

This was such a great dive!

Goalmind's avatar

I’ve always said this was her best album. Hits, great moments, classic album

Angel Face's avatar

This album has always held such a special place in my heart, and you articulated the appeal of the B’Day era so well!

Erin Ashley's avatar

I'm aligned with this. Also yes at the BET Awards performance of "Deja Vu." That's still my favorite Beyonce performance of all time!

Matilda Egere-Cooper's avatar

I've always maintained this is her best album. Very confident, brazen, and heavily rostered with the hottest in the game at that time (so how was she gonna fail?). It remains excellent.