Miss Hunnayyy🍯

God(ly)|LSU Alumna| 1908 | 5o4 |IG: Moashco

[Miss Hunnayyy🍯 @moashco]

wrapping sold separately🖤

[𐙚𝔅𝔯𝔞𝔱𝔷 𝔡𝔬𝔩𝔩 (FUCK ICE) @luviorgirl]

you were pregnant when you said it, and she was pregnant when she heard it!! just 2 emotions sisters y’all can get past this… I BLAME THE BABIES

[BIG SEXY ✧ @LOUIEFATTONS]

when they went back for jesus on the third day:

[meeks @mcrkale]

so we got a cop, a trumpie, a deadbeat baby daddy, and a white girl in braids?
#loveislandusa

[OddTodd @T_Manzana27]

Idgaf if you hated this guy or watched him religiously, any show getting canceled by a President is Anti American

[Turbulence @ExoticPleasuree]

I could never skip this classic tho
Lead singers :Nicci Gilbert, Trina Braxton, Demetria McKinney.

Tamika Scott on background

Tamela mann on her woman made Saxophone tore this one DOWN!

[🧟‍♀️ @Ycry74]

As someone who lived through that moment. They knew Beyoncé was Beyoncé, but was shocked that Beyoncé KNEW she was Beyoncé too.

[g. @GeauxGabrielle]

The entire state of Louisiana voting against these racist white folks effectively trying to segregate the school system in Baton Rouge makes my heart happy.

We not dead in Louisiana. We are not a lost cause.

[GODIO JEDARR✨ @Godiojedarr]

Scholars and people with high iQ loved cowboy Carter lol...
Because the message runs deep

[Kj Moody @TheKjMoody]

I actually custom designed these shoes with the Versace team, she was the first in the world to wear and Debut. Every inexpensive designer knocked them off after, we created an entire Trend. 📈#styledbykj

[ѕσℓαηgє 🐝 @thatssoyoncee]

Her randomly going into that backbend was crazy

[IChooseViolence @ourhermitage]

If we are judging traditional songwriting, “16 Carriages” is the strongest written song on Cowboy Carter.

If we are judging concept and album thesis, “Ameriican Requiem” is the strongest.

If we are judging cultural layering, “Ya Ya” is the most ambitious.

If we are judging melody and clean structure, “Bodyguard” or “II Most Wanted” has the strongest case.

If we are judging Best written by emotional atmosphere, it’s “Daughter”

Overall, I would give “best written” to “16 Carriages”, because it combines story, emotion, structure, and personal reflection in the most complete way.

But “Ameriican Requiem” is the best written as an album-opening thesis, and “Ya Ya” is the best written as a cultural collage.

[🗝️ @DiaryOfKeysus]

When the mac & cheese touches the baked beans

[Booker G. Washington @BookerGWash]

Sad that one generation has to fight the same battle in their elderhood as they did in their youth. Beautiful that they’re fighting anyway.

[Dwayne @TheStevenDwayne]

Mind you, when it was convenient yall was saying lame ass shit like “I am not my elders and ancestors.” Like they were ever weak. Just for them to show up and do more than us in their seasoned years while we tweet.

[Cxspxxr✘🧸 @_6signxxx]

This is black history!!

[#BMH365 🎶🎤 @BlackMusicHstry]

One of the reasons Betty Wright’s influence never disappeared is because later generations kept pulling her energy directly into the music.

The irony of Beyoncé sampling Betty Wright’s “Girls Can’t Do What the Guys Do” on “Upgrade U” is that Beyoncé spends the entire track proving the opposite.

Betty’s 1968 song, written by Clarence Reid and Willie Clarke and produced by Brad Shapiro and Steve Alaimo, spoke to the double standards, gender expectations, and power dynamics from a young Black American woman’s perspective, however, decades later, Beyoncé flipped that tension into a modern power statement, showing a woman matching ambition, money, image, strategy, and partnership on her own terms.

It is a reminder that Betty Wright was never just a “vintage Soul singer.” Her records became part of the DNA of modern Black American music to be sampled, replayed, quoted, and reinterpreted by artists who grew up on the emotional honesty, groove architecture, and woman-centered storytelling she helped pioneer.

[west @Rickwest_]

I’m so happy I grew up on her. The idea of missing this level of greatness is crazy

[monty @monty_avo]

and whoever the actress is that plays her in her movie biopic better HIT that HOE

[afriican requiem @tonyfcarter]

She is doing this while hitting insane vocal & they went to tell me she is not the greatest performer dead or alive.

[i make beats ✞ @DonDadaNYC]

Snoh Aalegra don't know how much she fucked the city up with I Want You Around