Most global collabs with Africa default to the same shot: kids in a village, dirt roads, “struggle” aesthetic.
Beyoncé did the opposite.
It’s a visual album rooted in African spirituality, royalty, and cultural diversity.its a love letter that centers African power & beauty.
Devale Elis on Beyonce during a recent podcast:
“Beyoncé has been the biggest entertainer of our generation, if you could be that woman’s husband, it means you are winning… you’ll be hella proud”