Beyoncé & The Chicks - Daddy Lessons (Live) | REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we react to Beyoncé's powerful live performance of "Daddy Lessons" with the Dixie Chicks at the 2016 CMA Awards. We dive into the controversy surrounding her appearance and discuss the significance of genre-crossing in music, particularly in the country scene. From her star power to the racially insensitive comments that surfaced, we explore why Beyoncé's performance challenged the gatekeepers of country music and what it means for the future of genre fusion. Enjoy the discussion and the incredible performance!
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What's sad is that in the 21st century most people still don't know that black people invented country music as well as blues, jazz, soul, gospel, rock and roll and all the rest lol. The banjo itself comes from Africa - Beyonce's whole journey about reclamation from erasure is definitely threatening to Americans who prefer to stay in their neat little corners filled with delusions lol. Loved your reaction - can't wait to see your reaction to all the Lemonade music videos including Daddy Lessons because it's definitely bottled brilliance ;)
Beyonce does not have any skeletons, she has been receiving hate since she debuted as a teenager because she's simply an overachiever, and we all know how society treats overachievers🤷♀. People also have this weird need to humble her because she's too ''perfect'' and because she has never been in a big public scandal, especially considering how private she has always been, so they have nothing to hold against her that's why they always create false narratives and start wild rumours about her, luckily Beyonce always pays them dust and never addresses anything and I have always admired that about her. Her ability to stay silent and let the music speak for itself.
Preach 👏👏 this isn’t her first hate rodeo, they have tried 100x over throughout her career and continue to fail. They did it after the superbowl, they tried with the Epstein case, now it’s diddy lol, you literally can’t make it up
Of course it was the most viewed cma awards, Beyonce brought SOUL to the show
Having that performance in mind, i can’t wait when you guys will listen to american requiem from cowboy carter
The reaction to this was racist, it's as simple as that. In previous years, traditionally "pop" artists like Ariana Grande and Justin Timberlake have performed at country music award shows, but people barely batted an eyelid. Yet Beyonce, a Black woman, who was born and raised in Texas, has them suddenly hot under the collar.
In response to your comments about why certain white people hate Beyonce, I'd say the major turning point was in 2016, when she released "Formation" (which she performed at the 2016 Superbowl, where she and her dancers were dressed like Black Panthers), followed by the "Lemonade" album. She became more overtly political and more unapologetically Black. She's been unwavering in her support for the Black Lives Matter movement, which includes criticising the overpolicing of Black people in the US and highlighting the numbers of Black people being k!lled by the police. The racists were (and continue to be) BIG mad - and I love it!
It was Alan Jackson, a country artist, who left his front-row seat during her performance. When the CMA posted the performance on their website, racist people and country purists bombarded their website with hateful comments toward Beyoncé. And the CMA caved to the comments and took their performance down. After receiving so much backlash and bad press for removing their performance, they reuploaded it 24 hours later. Just coward. As the Dixie Chicks said, Beyoncé gave them the highest-rated 15 minutes in CMA history, yet they still removed her performance. They're just cowards!
There was audience footage of the performance where you can actually hear people shouting “that black bitch” or something like that; unfortunately, i can’t find that footage anymore. Some attendees vouched that others in the audience were shouting the N word. And, several country artists expressed their displeasure with Beyoncé performing at the CMA in their interviews because they said she doesn’t belong there, but they didn’t have an issue with Justin Timberlake performing at the CMA a year prior. There was a country artist who was angry because Beyoncé’s crossover performance didn’t sit well for him for the 50th anniversary of the CMA because the spotlight was on her. lol sounds very threatened to me.
Some of them even said that they hated it because Beyoncé was only doing a “self-service” they thought she was only gonna cover a popular country song instead of her own song. It was so ridiculous.
BUT GLAD YOU GUYS LIKED THE PERFORMANCE. 🫶
OMG! Nathan, you hit the nail on the head. Beyonce is extremely hard working and very confident. For some people, those traits are viewed negatively in a woman and especially in a black woman. I do think they feel threatened by it. It's all just stupid, frustrating, sad and maddening.
The song itself is country lol it wasn't countrfied lemonade has multiple genres on it including rock.
Please react to her Coachella performance in 2018…. The ultimate HBCU experience
The CMA'S wanted huge viewing numbers for their 50th Anniversary special, so they called her and invited her to perform the song.
The Chicks covered that song on their concert tour because they loved it and the Lemonade album so much, and were huge fans.
In turn, Beyonce heard it and wanted to record a version with them, seeing as she was also fans of them.
They recorded a version together and had it ready for streaming immediately after their stage performance.
Beyonce used her megastar power to bring justice for the Chicks, and told the CMA'S that she'd perform but on the condition that the Chicks got to perform it with her.
The Chicks had been banned from the awards show since they verbally criticized George W. Bush's performance as president during the whole Iraq controversies.
They made it known that they didn't want to perform on the show because of the industry backlash.
When they got the call from Beyonce, they said yes.
However, the CMA'S took down the performance off their site because of racial comments posted.
Instead of standing behind the artist they asked to perform on their show, by keeping the comments section off and the performance on...they did the opposite.
Natalie, of The Chicks, posted on her social media about it. (Paraphrasing)- "The CMA'S are cowards that took down our performance and buckled under pressure. But Idc because we got to perform with Beyonce on their dime."
The Beyhive made it the highest watched CMA show in their history.
The disrespect....
Btw, this wasn't her first time performing at their show. She came on years before to perform with a country band yeara prior.
This was her first time playing her own music as a Mega Star and being the main act with a feature of a country group for her. That's why racist people were mad, really.
you'd know I'd give ppl who were mad at this (even though they'd still be wrong lmao) a little bit of understanding if Beyoncé didn't shout "TEXAS" in every single album she's ever done lmaoo she has always been very country, talked about her love of country music, talked about her love for texas.
Like if someone from idk Australia lol decided to do country music, sure I'd side eye them but ultimately who cares. Ppl treating this move like it was so out of left field from Beyoncé is crazy
In my opinion some of the hate wasn’t aimed at Beyonce that night. Remember Dixie Chicks were basically banished from country music after the George Bush comment circa 2000 this was their re-intro to CMA & it was done by Beyonce. So it was like a double whammy & the cowboys and girls were not havin it 😂
I love the Chicks’ version of Landslide. They commented after this performance and said they didn’t care about any haters because they got to perform with Beyoncé. And they’ve included Daddy Lessons in their tours. They were already pretty thick skinned after speaking out against George Bush during his presidency. That was extremely bold of them as county artists. Plus the lead singer is gay. They’re awesome.
Natalie isn’t gay
Y’all quite literally just watched the origins of Cowboy Carter Beyoncé went home and immediately started writing 😂😂😂
The literally complained about the dress lol
Nathan: Amid all the controversy, I'm very interested to hear this Ryan, how bout you?
Ryan: Not all white people are racist!
...needle across the record scratch...who said that? who said that? (in my Porsha Williams voice) who said that????
I’m so glad y’all watched this and had a great discourse about it. I think some of us who were more casual fans became more protective of her when it was so blatant how much she has to battle racism and, more specifically, misogynoir. She put a spotlight on many new black country artists with Cowboy Carter, some of whom have gotten #1 crossover hits (Shaboozey), which most likely wouldn’t have happened without that spotlight. But it’s interesting that he, as a man, is still more accepted than she is. This is a question that hopefully we as a society can answer for in the future.
It wasn't a countrified version 😂. That's exactly how it is on the album. Beyoncé wrote and produced the song herself.
Threatened for sure!!!
She ate that performance up!
React Beyoncé lemonade visual álbum
Best performance in CMA history.
Plo e your way hing byoncie goddess women black or white❤
The CMAs even went as far as to delete the video of the performance from TH-cam that night due to all the backlash from the hillbilly racists. Also to note, the Chick's were blackballed by country music after they criticized then President Bush over 9/11. So Beyoncé brought them back to the CMA stage.
That’s people issue with her… they literally can’t find a flaw… I think it irks people ..lol
If you guys like outlaw country, please check out Reyna Roberts. She’s a black country artist and she’s featured on Cowboy Carter.
Personally I liked it and i love all the women here. music and country music is evolving they gotta deal with it...
😂❤ Beyonce is our queen
Yall are so real for this!!! Yall get the hype & Im so glad this journey is only just beginning 😩💛🐝
Thank you for this reaction, her and the Dixie Chicks killed it. The horrible reactions and general outrage was so undeserved and simply racist. This was a phenomenal performance and it honored the origins of country music. But in a way we should be thankful for this moment because it resulted in her doing the trilogy of albums in which she reclaims genres and shows its origins.
yeah definitely threatened 😭
I don’t care about anything besides how good this performance is!! She looks and sound incredible
She’s so Gooodd!😍❤
Yeah some of the people who was there and not they was mad at this performance and left and lied saying that they have to change wardrobe when that person actually performed before beyonce came on stage...
On the Lemonde visual album, “Daddy Lessons” explores her unresolved issues with her father and how that played into making a comfort zone out of someone so similar to her father, inevitably repeating the circle of familiarity with infidelity and normalizing the behaviors that infidelity carries, mistaking them for normal. It’s also her attempt of claiming some accountability, if any, in Jay Z’s cheating. The Lemonade visual album is an amazing introspection and the inward journey she went through to break the cycle so common, unfortunately in the black community, and save her marriage.
RE: Rap & Rock collabs Jay Z & Linkin Park has an album, Collision Course”
I remember seeing a guy who commented on TH-cam how he was in the audience, and he heard people screaming racist slurs and comments during the performance. I try not to make everything about race, but this is undeniable. All she did was sing a country song about how her cheating dad and her cheating husband were the same, yet people went out of their way to tear her down simply because of the color of her skin, because her main sound was pop and rnb, and because she did it better. Also, Beyoncé is under a lot of scrutiny for no reason right now, but please don't stop reacting to her. People are trying to connect her to Diddy although there is no proof. People are also trying to connect her to Weinstein but it's stupid because she was 16 y.o. at the time. Anyway, don't listen to the bots and bops.
Was this performance back in 2016? Part of me feels like if they did leave during that performance it was more because they still have issues with Dixie Chicks. To each their own on their political views but to threaten the Chicks after voicing their opinion is mind blowing........yet so much more is said and done today! I hate that music is put into genres/categories, whatever. Let people sing, enjoy the music or turn it elsewhere.
Not to get "too political," but it's especially jarring because it's now even the *Republican platform*, at least as of the 2016 debates, that the Iraq & Afghanistan invasions (what The Chicks got shit for opposing) were a mistake. So they quite literally got canceled for being "ahead of their time" 😒
The part of you that feels it was “political” should know that the issue was in fact, due to racism/racist backlash to Bey. Bey’s response to the racist reaction to/response of this CMA performance is what inspired her Cowboy Carter album (that was actually created before/should have been released before her Renaissance album). It was racist/racism….