Although Beyonce frequently appears in public, she made an exception last week. The legendary musician supported Kamala Harris for president while performing live at a campaign gathering in Houston, Texas.
Although she didn’t play any music, she made it apparent that she supports Harris on important matters. Those who disagreed with Beyonce mocked her choice, while the Bey Hive embraced it.
Online celebrity Xaviaer Durousseau criticized Beyonce during his appearance on the news network.
He asserted that the Harris team is pursuing famous endorsements from past their prime in addition to saying that they are “desperate” to get them.
Fox called out Beyonce’s album sales.
At the Harris event, Beyonce took the stage to inform potential voters that she was not there in her celebrity capacity. Instead, she was there to address them as a human being and a mother. According to Beyonce, Kamala Harris is the one who can guarantee that these liberties are maintained. “We need you, and we have to vote,” she continued.
Cowboy Carter, the album Xaviaer Durousseau mentioned, has been very contentious. Beyonce’s foray into country music on the album was met with resistance from a number of the genre’s performers and fans. It sold 407K units in its first week of release and debuted at the top of the Billboard 200.
Since Lemonade in 2016, this is the highest amount for a Queen Bey release. Additionally, Cowboy Carter was the first Beyonce album to spend several weeks at the top of the Billboard charts since 2013. It didn’t fail, even though it’s no longer in the charts.
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