1 Star it ain’t a Star
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By gambitsoul
One star wasn’t worth but yeah two tracks perhaps grabbed my attention. Definitely stay in your R&B lane Doll… wasn’t Dolly sweet for offering you charity to help assist in making this album relevant. Poor Thing as we say in the south Poor thing . But Daddy bought you them Grammys….. hmmm
Zero stars should be an option
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By rzrtime
How is this a country album? It’s terrible.
Not country
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By LC Ch fN
Beyoncé totally can sing BUT this is not country music. I’m not sure who thought this should be labeled a country album… smh
Not even close to country
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By Charliemusicfan
I'm not a fan, but taste is taste so if you like this album, that's fine, but where does anybody able to call this country music? There are a couplke of tracks with a slight country tinge, but if you want to hear real country you're looking at the wrong place. Riding a horse & wearing a cowboy hat does not make this country music any more than Kenny G is jazz.
Truly an amazing work of ART
5
By Elzi T
This album is everything!! Her vocals, the layout of the album, the message behind it!! Cowboy Carter is HIM!!!
My fav singer
5
By Harlem the sing
IVE BEEN listening to Beyoncé for four years I think Beyoncé needs 100 stars my fave so by her is ego beyonce I over homecoming day hello to Kelly and Michelle I also love say my name say my name
BEYONCÉ BEST ALBUM
5
By Toraino1
AOTY HANDS DOWN !!!
16
5
By michthegreat2049
CARRIAGES,
Driving away,
On a holy night, on a-
T E X A S HOLD EM
5
By Piatek pey
Wow turns out Beyoncé can do so many genres of music because country wow I don’t like it but she made me like it and I just think that’s because of her voice because she’s fabulous can you see the albums 18 bucks? That’s how amazing it is $18
You going all out just for fun now!
5
By swiftiegrl46
I totally understand the album!
American Requiem was a funeral for America’s old ways, 16 Carriages was her struggles at a young age, and Yaya was a political song. Protector and Blackbird is about her children, and Jolene was a twist on Dolly Parton’s Jolene, but about women empowerment instead begging another woman to leave. Nice one, B.
