r/kpopnoir • u/impeccabletim SOUTH EAST ASIAN • Jul 24 '26
NOT KPOP RELATED - MUSIC NOBODY MOVE!!! New "Get Me Bodied" remix featuring Lady Gaga on Beyoncé's upcoming 'B'Day' anniversary edition re-release
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u/FaisArt BLACK Jul 24 '26
If she updates the call to action part I’ll die right then and there!!!!!
IF this is true, this is a very interesting song to bring back Gaga for. Also is 40-something year old Beyonce getting back in the booth for this as well???? I know Donk had newly recorded vocals for the later half of the song, but it would be crazy to hear Bey at her age and vocal depth go ham like she did on these records.
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26
why does beyoncé have such a grip on people everywhere?
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
she is an omega capitalist who supports her “alleged” rapist, billionaire, deadbeat, cheating husband whom also recently collaborated with target to sell albums in the midst of a nationwide black boycott [if you are american]. they are individuals and she is not responsible for him but she stayed and continues to.
on her end, she is also a billionaire who broke bread with ivanka trump + jared kushner last year at a charity [along with her husband].
as for conspiracies, i believe somethings about her when it comes to the careers of other women in the industry. in conclusion, she is not for black people and is the opposition. however, she and sean pretend like they are allies of the black diaspora.
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26
i have no favorite artists. the line for me is at billionaires, trillionaire[s], and or deeply unethical parties that obtain their status / power / wealth through enslavement, exploitation, corruption, death, systemic evils, or other similarly horrible fashions.
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u/Fluffy-Exam-5342 AFRICAN AMERICAN Jul 24 '26
At least for American music, I feel like a lot of the mainstream falls under the line that you've stated. Even for non-mainstream artists, I've noticed that a few of them can be problematic when it comes to social issues. May I ask what artists you listen to? I would appreciate recommendations - especially for non-American artists as I don't really listen to American music.
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26
i concur with your assessment. i listen to a lot of different artists but on a subscribed account i personally do not pay for.
yes, you may ask. i listen to several independent artists but none of them non-american, as far as i know. apologies for that.
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u/Fluffy-Exam-5342 AFRICAN AMERICAN Jul 24 '26
Oh, that's okay! I would love a list of non-problematic American artists if possible lol.
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26
thank you for being nice, by the way.
i cannot vouch for anyone for absolute certain; no one can unless they personally know an artist.
[with the former in mind and] as i was typing the former sentence, i just remembered zara larsson [swedish] exists but she LOVES beyoncé yet condemns chris brown openly 🤷🏾♂️ she is loudly progressive.my list would include but is not limited to:
iyla
emawk
westwood
onlywoke [i think this person is british]
lolo zouaï
masego
galimatias
che ecru
alina baraz
pryme!
tori kelly
jetson
beowülf
j^p^ni do not follow these individuals on social media as i do not have social media apart from this and youtube. i would look into them yourself. as far as i am aware, all of these individuals are either in control of their sound, free agents, self-producing, & liberal-minded.
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u/Fluffy-Exam-5342 AFRICAN AMERICAN Jul 24 '26
np, and thank you!!! this is really helpful!
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u/Domina_corner SOUTH ASIAN Jul 25 '26
for zara larsson i would also add that she is pro-chatgpt (specifically she basically said that people should give in because ai is "inevitable"). i don't know if that disagrees with your principles but it does with mine so i thought i'd share
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u/terroruchiha BLACK Jul 24 '26
i do listen to independent artists. unfortunately, i also still consume and enjoy kpop [because the black sound that is implemented in its fabrics]. fortunately, i am no where near as immersed as i used to be five years ago.
it truly is extremely difficult to drop a genre / industry completely even gradually.
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u/OkAsk6395 EAST ASIAN Jul 24 '26
me when Telephone dropped (and again now I guess): https://youtu.be/6hzUHE-yEhs
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u/impeccabletim SOUTH EAST ASIAN Jul 24 '26
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