imTomBr The best thing is that she doesn't seem hurt by their not knowing her, like an egocentric diva would be. She is so simple and down to earth. Love her!
When she started crying around the end, It was then that I realized how much respect and admiration she has for her music and her life and her fans and her dreams. She is truly the biggest inspiration that I have ever had in my life and I see her as so much more than an entertainer. I see her as a physical embodiment of love, strength, and courage.
i think the best moment is when the african guy said "excuse me what's you name" abd she say "I'm beyonce" i'me a uge fan of beyonce but this moment is priceless
Yes, love her humble reaction. It reminds us that no matter how big you are there is always somebody that doesn't know you or has bigger issues to deal with. ❤
Happy Camper it's about getting through boundaries. Especially in the US people think that is someone doesn't speak English, they are total outsiders, might even be dangerous, while most of us are just people and relate to each other despite the language barrier
iBeautyiStyle I felt that. It made my eyes water and my heart smile. So genuine and humble. There was a purity in his face and smile that was very moving.
Dismenia T. Rita u can't say u know for FACT if they didn't learn anything from her..... thats just an Assumption...they definately are lucky because they got a lot of attention from this video..and they were invited to Europe a lot of times for DANCE festivals
@@nielsenmakay262 Plus I hear she paid them loads a doe equivalent to what they earn in a year. In short they were getting paid daily for what they earn in a year, wonder how many years she pushed them fwd. Secondly, they got lots of publicity and have featured on so Many tours in Africa and all over the world thanks to Beyonce. Beyonce I can only say Asante Saana for what you did for my brodaz. 😘💖
*8 freaking years later, and I'm still crying...the humility, passion, devotion and drive for perfection❤....I'm a hot mess and my pillows are flooded 😭😭😭*
I cried when she started crying!!! She did a good thing by giving them the experience. Some people would have just stole the choreography, and do it all wrong.
I love the way she is...she never has a kind of diva attitude and keep herself grounded & being humble with everyone. .. love you Queen Bey ... Love from Malaysia
I’m sorry if I’m overreacting, but it kinda sucks how they keep saying Africans as if it’s a country, they’re from Mozambique. Meaning, they’re Mozambican.
Thabiso M my dear when you said “but they are form South African” you are already drowning the difference (nationality) . This is Beyoncé production, I am sure the whole production got to learn where the style to the dance comes from, looked at the Sa dancers , but still loved the Mozambican guys coreograpgy... You can see these guys are not even economically privileged but they are speaking one of South Africans official language (English is not our language ) ...but they are speaking lol... Mozambican people are so culture humble to want to learn , be interested, and adapt other African cultures...! We don’t hate other cultures... Stop going through people’s comments screaming “but this is a South African dance and styles “ ...girl not everyone in South Africa dances the way these guys danced! For me, more than the dance skills I loved the way how they represent us (Mozambique) morally and socially speaking. Calm down... kudus to the Mozambican boys...🤎
Thabiso M Thabiso M Thabiso M my “ These guys got lucky they did a video...” - How much more humble can you be dear”...! “...the title is good as Africans because once once you start introducing the ARROGANCE of their nationality...” - Arrogance of our nationality?? If their is anything they transmitted in this video was the humbleness and class (as human beings ) of Mozambique culture not matter how poor we are... explain yourself when you say arrogance of their nationalities... Next... I have lived 10 years in South Africa... therefore I am aware of our differences... At the end you as you wrote “but these guys are good ... ( and then) “for the real pantsulas they are just overage”... (and then back to the at the beginning you write “ you are not going to sound as if they are anywhere near the South African....” yoh... - I shouldn’t be trying to teach or remind you that art /sports in general are here to unify people ... as an African child , knowing how colourful, warm, diversified , talented African people in general are , but still we are the same due to those features, as a believer of the Ubuntu philosophy ( practiced and taught by our great Madiba 🇿🇦... seeing you not comfortable with the the fact that these are mozambicans and not South Africans , so people shouldn’t uplift the Mozambican dog because it’s a South African style of dance... it’s embarrassing your your people as South Africans , and embarrassing to me as an African in general... You are exposing yourself, and ourselves as Africans ... don’t do that sister ...! Mozambicans have been killed , denied as “family” in the SA soil... SA has been known by other countries after xenophobic attacks (specially avians mozambicans, Zimbabweans, Somalians, Nigerians..) what did we (Mozambicans) do ? - nothing, we keep going to SA, we keep buying from SA... because when we look at you (South Africa) , we see us... Now I ask you again : what do you mean when you say arrogance in their nationality?? If they are éter dancers than these guys let it be... they still did great, I cannot imagine a other group with the same humbleness they transmitted to the people around them and to the world. They made other Africans proud. And for this reason, they deserve the credibility to at least be known in term of nationality even thought they are Africans. Is as Africans should demand the world to get to know us better and respect us. Know that we are not a country, we are a continent so they should generalize us in ways that diminish us and should not decide is because as a continent we are bigger than our differences... Just be humble and learn... ok? Hug from a sister from Mozambique 🇲🇿🤍
+Airy2020 Not always. They are human beings and they have the right to feel angry and upset as well. But yes, there is sth special about their sweetness.
I love Beyonce! I had never seen this video before, and I loved getting to experience more of her. I think it is so cool that she found those guys to come dance for her.
i always wondered why she didnt ask them to go on tour with her in place of Les Twins. i think Les twins are amazing, obviously, but wow these two guys should have gone on tour with her. just a thought.
catarina oliveira I dont think so because when you dance like that you can dance any type of dance, you only have to learn the steps.. Maybe they werent ready for that
Dismenia T. Rita not necessarily......they talked about it in Mozambique(where they live) that they only dance KWAITO(african footwork dance), and they said they don'nt do Hip-hop...Bey's shows are big on hip-hop
Bright Star yes but here is a bout the Mozambique guys dear... 2. They didn’t copy the choreography, they danced the South African style. That’s all. This is Beyoncé production, I am sure the whole production got to learn where the style to the dance comes from, looked at the Sa dancers , but still loved the Mozambican guys coreograpgy... You can see these guys are not even economically privileged but they are speaking one of South Africans official language (English is not our language ) ...but they are speaking lol... Mozambican people are so culture humble to want to learn , be interested, and adapt other African cultures...! We don’t hate other cultures... For me, more than the dance skills I loved the way how they represent us (Mozambique) morally and socially speaking. Your reaction says lot about our differences as Africans... I would even go far to say you are South African... let’s love one another... Accept that it was a moment of shine for the Mozambican guys. kudus to Mozambican boys...🤎
I never knew about the choregraphy behind this song. It is absoulutly amazing and inspiring. I love that those men came out and were featured in the video.
I love that these guys genuinely do not know who Beyonce is. You know how some people try to fake like they don't know you to seem like, oh I don't care about your fame....there was no point where it was like, we know her. They just came to dance and represent Mother Africa and I think they came through and I'm glad there are still people like Beyonce in this world who respect that, and want the authentic and not the produced stuff that is sort of kind of like the original.
After watching this behind the sense I didn’t realize the whole purpose of this video but after seeing this it showed me how she wanted to express things during dance but through different styles from Africa and it just showed me that dancing from the feelings is better than someone just making up the dance
I love when ppl are given such an opportunity. I live that Beyonce acknowledges she's unable at all times. That's so humbling and that she gave them that opportunity is beautiful.
@@cleopatrasimmons6513 lol. I didn't post about dusty streets so idk. I acknowledged Beyonce accepts that she doesn't know everything. So therefore she needed the men's help and also gave them a job for choreography and male leads in the beginning of her vid. 👍
What do you mean dusty?? Have you been to african cities yet. We are not what the white society potray us to be. Every negativity found in africa is also found everywhere in the world and that includes america. As for dancing, that's part of our cultures. We really dont have to try so hard. Its in our DNA.
Watching the BTS of Beyonce's videos has changed my whole perspective of her. Like, she's so warming, welcoming and down to earth as fuck! All of that "celebrity" & "queen b" mess just went out the window for me.
I really liked how it showed the behind the scenes and the choreography behind the song. Beyonce puts so much thought and passion into each move. I think she's such an inspiration to many people!
Watching the components of such an amazing era of Beyonce was incredible. Seeing her learn dances in such a quick way was inspiring as well as her incorporating her dances with African roots.
Seeing all of the steps to this process show the amount of work that came together. The dance group perfected the dance and enjoyed the process due to how passionate they are. This was amazing!
Beyonce gives a lot of time behind the scenes and I appreciate her love and patience for dancing. There are so many styles of dance and it's really amazing when they all come together in the same piece.
I think in meeting them it took her to another place. In learning their movements, it took her soul closer to the place our ancestors defended from.. I cried watching them dance.. Thats what it was for me.. Not something that can be explained.. It's a feeling of kinship❤✊🏿🖤
So humble and beautiful.... the guys and Beyonce. I felt her passion as a fellow Virgo and I cried too. We're very kind, sensitive and emotional people, but NEVER take that for granted!
SunnyBoys2 U ain't the only one think that. I hope they were very well compensated because she used their moves for her video, tv performances and concerts
SunnyBoys2 Hope so too.. But I'm thinking maybe they were. I mean, she spent a lot of resources just to meet them, i'm sure she paid for their plain tix and their accomadation, too. She's so proud of her roots I know she won't do them dirty like not paying them well.
@@tiana1017 my thoughts exactly she comes off as a pure user for self gain. How obvious she makes it. People only care about the finished product not the behind the scenes truth.
This song is known everywhere and I have heard this song since being a little kid, seeing it be made later in life is super cool and gives a whole new meaning.
Awwww Bey! 😞 she made me sad when they left! And that was so awesome of her to go send for them 💞 Her mind set is what all artists should have 👑 Alot are to worried about sales and charts that they lose themselves and confidence. As long as you have your fan base and making music you will always be relevant 👏 Now I got to go watch video again 😁🤳
I really enjoyed seeing the behind the scenes of all of the experimenting and changes that Beyonce did for one music video. It is very impressive to see her improvements from beginning to end.
This was a very heart whelming video. I had no idea these dancers were flown out to be in the production because she saw them in a video on TH-cam. I love that she did this. It made the video very authentic.
This song is one of my favorites, and watching this video was festinating to explore the different dance moves and the ideas that were brought together to create this amazing piece.
"What's your name?"
"I'm Beyonce"
Never thought I was ever going to hear these 2 sentences in the same context.
imTomBr The best thing is that she doesn't seem hurt by their not knowing her, like an egocentric diva would be. She is so simple and down to earth. Love her!
omg right
+imTomBr I knoooowwww
+TEEV ryou
Alyssa Greaves AAhhhh I already love you, you know your anime! Ryou/elliot is BAE!
When she started crying around the end, It was then that I realized how much respect and admiration she has for her music and her life and her fans and her dreams. She is truly the biggest inspiration that I have ever had in my life and I see her as so much more than an entertainer. I see her as a physical embodiment of love, strength, and courage.
Thats exactly why I love her
She’s legendary. Goddess.
She was also pregnant with Blue
I completely agree! She is just such an influential figure to many people.
i think the best moment is when the african guy said "excuse me what's you name" abd she say "I'm beyonce" i'me a uge fan of beyonce but this moment is priceless
where was the her ego???
Yes, love her humble reaction. It reminds us that no matter how big you are there is always somebody that doesn't know you or has bigger issues to deal with. ❤
She must Have felt SOOOO good at that moment.
Its not healthy to give human beings God like Position!
Its not Our nature!
These Africans guys are so humble and this is so good to see in a person.
That's how most Africans are. Great continent
@@megacamdream we are humble peopl
"My English is bad but my will is good"
I don't even know what he meant by that
Happy Camper it's about getting through boundaries. Especially in the US people think that is someone doesn't speak English, they are total outsiders, might even be dangerous, while most of us are just people and relate to each other despite the language barrier
" they have a strong will even through their English is bad " 🤔
❤️
iBeautyiStyle I felt that. It made my eyes water and my heart smile. So genuine and humble. There was a purity in his face and smile that was very moving.
I love the fact Beyoncé gave these boys from Africa a chance to get to experience this with her and be apart of her video. I love a humble Queen 👑🐝
Beyonce is so compassionate oh my god she's never been more beautiful then she is when she's talking from the heart no joke
Im cying because I am an artist and I know that feeling... Everything is about passion and love. Thank you Beyonce for inspiring me
God forgive me. I love Beyonce . 😭😭😭😭. She is in my prayers everyday
Im not a die hard beyonce fan but she is very inspiring.Those boys are so lucky they got discovered by beyonce through youtube.
beyonce was so lucky for discovered them, cause they didint learn anything about her, but she did
Dismenia T. Rita u can't say u know for FACT if they didn't learn anything from her..... thats just an Assumption...they definately are lucky because they got a lot of attention from this video..and they were invited to Europe a lot of times for DANCE festivals
@@nielsenmakay262 Plus I hear she paid them loads a doe equivalent to what they earn in a year. In short they were getting paid daily for what they earn in a year, wonder how many years she pushed them fwd.
Secondly, they got lots of publicity and have featured on so Many tours in Africa and all over the world thanks to Beyonce. Beyonce I can only say Asante Saana for what you did for my brodaz. 😘💖
@@paulucharita8818 you don’t go through an experience like this and not learn anything so they definitely did.
@@nielsenmakay262 Did she credit them for choreography though?
Bey's body is so fucken amazing!!! Good lord, and her beautiful personality just shines.
Aw, so sad as they were walking away and bey started to cry.🙈
and to think..she's not even consider a dancer but can dance sooooo well
Awwwww Bey shes so down to earth #teambey all the way
*8 freaking years later, and I'm still crying...the humility, passion, devotion and drive for perfection❤....I'm a hot mess and my pillows are flooded 😭😭😭*
Did anyone else tear up a bit when they saw Beyonce tear up? lol
xLuvUWhit meeee
Seemed forced to me
Shut up i thought nobody seen me, 😭😭😭❤💞💯🙏🏽👑
✋
Yep!
Suddenly, I don't understand why a video can be liked only once...
I cried when she started crying!!! She did a good thing by giving them the experience. Some people would have just stole the choreography, and do it all wrong.
She needs to make another video with these humble guys, they are so cute and good persons
Proud to be african...
this is why i love beyonce she is good human be to
I love how much respect and appreciation Beyonce had to those men and how she wanted to incorporate their passion into her production.
I love the way she is...she never has a kind of diva attitude and keep herself grounded & being humble with everyone. .. love you Queen Bey ...
Love from Malaysia
5:30 this lady is insane. I can barely walk in heels let alone balance on the heel of my heels lol
Ashleyinwonderland ...there's nothing to it at all honey 😂
Keep practicing you’ll get it
so proud to b african
100%!
the root of any music!
Our peoples's invetion!!!
me too
@@endlesswave2685 really... Irish music too? How about Swedish?
penelope pittstop we don’t care about whites
Me 2 👍✌😊🤩
No makeup. STILL BEAUTIFUL.
Antonio Sosa uh, no. She had makeup on in every frame. “The natural look” is still a makeup look.
@@calisongbird she isn’t wearing makeup in some parts of this video though. it’s always people like you.
I get emotional every time I watch this video, it’s been years of coming back to it. Those guys are so humble, Beyoncé too❤️❤️❤️
I always tear up when she starts to cry! My queen
and I almost cried at the end seriously ...
Beyonce beautiful with out makeup and with makeup
I’m sorry if I’m overreacting, but it kinda sucks how they keep saying Africans as if it’s a country, they’re from Mozambique. Meaning, they’re Mozambican.
Africa is one brother
When we go to other continent we present africaaa
Exacly Megan...!
Thabiso M my dear when you said “but they are form South African” you are already drowning the difference (nationality) .
This is Beyoncé production, I am sure the whole production got to learn where the style to the dance comes from, looked at the Sa dancers , but still loved the Mozambican guys coreograpgy...
You can see these guys are not even economically privileged but they are speaking one of South Africans official language (English is not our language ) ...but they are speaking lol...
Mozambican people are so culture humble to want to learn , be interested, and adapt other African cultures...! We don’t hate other cultures...
Stop going through people’s comments screaming “but this is a South African dance and styles “ ...girl not everyone in South Africa dances the way these guys danced!
For me, more than the dance skills I loved the way how they represent us (Mozambique) morally and socially speaking.
Calm down... kudus to the Mozambican boys...🤎
Thabiso M Thabiso M Thabiso M my “ These guys got lucky they did a video...” - How much more humble can you be dear”...!
“...the title is good as Africans because once once you start introducing the ARROGANCE of their nationality...” - Arrogance of our nationality?? If their is anything they transmitted in this video was the humbleness and class (as human beings ) of Mozambique culture not matter how poor we are... explain yourself when you say arrogance of their nationalities...
Next... I have lived 10 years in South Africa... therefore I am aware of our differences...
At the end you as you wrote “but these guys are good ... ( and then) “for the real pantsulas they are just overage”... (and then back to the at the beginning you write “ you are not going to sound as if they are anywhere near the South African....” yoh... - I shouldn’t be trying to teach or remind you that art /sports in general are here to unify people ... as an African child , knowing how colourful, warm, diversified , talented African people in general are , but still we are the same due to those features, as a believer of the Ubuntu philosophy ( practiced and taught by our great Madiba 🇿🇦... seeing you not comfortable with the the fact that these are mozambicans and not South Africans , so people shouldn’t uplift the Mozambican dog because it’s a South African style of dance... it’s embarrassing your your people as South Africans , and embarrassing to me as an African in general...
You are exposing yourself, and ourselves as Africans ... don’t do that sister ...!
Mozambicans have been killed , denied as “family” in the SA soil... SA has been known by other countries after xenophobic attacks (specially avians mozambicans, Zimbabweans, Somalians, Nigerians..) what did we (Mozambicans) do ? - nothing, we keep going to SA, we keep buying from SA... because when we look at you (South Africa) , we see us... Now I ask you again : what do you mean when you say arrogance in their nationality??
If they are éter dancers than these guys let it be... they still did great, I cannot imagine a other group with the same humbleness they transmitted to the people around them and to the world. They made other Africans proud. And for this reason, they deserve the credibility to at least be known in term of nationality even thought they are Africans. Is as Africans should demand the world to get to know us better and respect us. Know that we are not a country, we are a continent so they should generalize us in ways that diminish us and should not decide is because as a continent we are bigger than our differences...
Just be humble and learn... ok? Hug from a sister from Mozambique 🇲🇿🤍
Its so humbling that they were apart of the video. I love their heart. I respect B for taking care of them
she's more beautiful without make up. younger and youthful
Makeup is about expression. Not everything is about being young and pretty. She's making art. She can do whatever. She's beautiful every way.
what she says in the end is so important in life in general, shame most will never experience that.
Africans are always so sweet!
+Airy2020 Not always. They are human beings and they have the right to feel angry and upset as well. But yes, there is sth special about their sweetness.
well the one's i cam eacross are always sweet...
Thank you. 😘😘 #muchlove#
I love Beyonce! I had never seen this video before, and I loved getting to experience more of her. I think it is so cool that she found those guys to come dance for her.
i always wondered why she didnt ask them to go on tour with her in place of Les Twins. i think Les twins are amazing, obviously, but wow these two guys should have gone on tour with her. just a thought.
i think its because they only dance that type of dance
catarina oliveira I dont think so because when you dance like that you can dance any type of dance, you only have to learn the steps.. Maybe they werent ready for that
Dismenia T. Rita not necessarily......they talked about it in Mozambique(where they live) that they only dance KWAITO(african footwork dance), and they said they don'nt do Hip-hop...Bey's shows are big on hip-hop
The TOFO TOFO BOYS ARE ON STAGE WITH HER AT A MAY 2013 PERFORMANCE
Tofo tofo boys on stage with Bey May 2013
I always come back to this video. LOVE IT SO MUCH
best video ever. and those guys ftom Mozambique. omg. Tears
Proudly Mozambican 🇲🇿
That dance those guys copied from South Africa. It originated in South Africa it's called Pantsula Jive.
Bright Star yes but here is a bout the Mozambique guys dear...
2. They didn’t copy the choreography, they danced the South African style. That’s all.
This is Beyoncé production, I am sure the whole production got to learn where the style to the dance comes from, looked at the Sa dancers , but still loved the Mozambican guys coreograpgy...
You can see these guys are not even economically privileged but they are speaking one of South Africans official language (English is not our language ) ...but they are speaking lol...
Mozambican people are so culture humble to want to learn , be interested, and adapt other African cultures...! We don’t hate other cultures...
For me, more than the dance skills I loved the way how they represent us (Mozambique) morally and socially speaking.
Your reaction says lot about our differences as Africans... I would even go far to say you are South African... let’s love one another...
Accept that it was a moment of shine for the Mozambican guys. kudus to Mozambican boys...🤎
I never knew about the choregraphy behind this song. It is absoulutly amazing and inspiring. I love that those men came out and were featured in the video.
The best look into her heart and soul that I've ever seen. Better than Netflix special. Know im I'm late. Loved this! Tears!
How sweet is Queen Bey
I hope this boosters their careers in dance.
that last moment was sooo emotional :'(
I love that these guys genuinely do not know who Beyonce is. You know how some people try to fake like they don't know you to seem like, oh I don't care about your fame....there was no point where it was like, we know her. They just came to dance and represent Mother Africa and I think they came through and I'm glad there are still people like Beyonce in this world who respect that, and want the authentic and not the produced stuff that is sort of kind of like the original.
After watching this behind the sense I didn’t realize the whole purpose of this video but after seeing this it showed me how she wanted to express things during dance but through different styles from Africa and it just showed me that dancing from the feelings is better than someone just making up the dance
from the dusty streets of Africa, to make Beyonce cry. well done boys, Africa is proud of you
I love when ppl are given such an opportunity. I live that Beyonce acknowledges she's unable at all times. That's so humbling and that she gave them that opportunity is beautiful.
@@upgradeyourlife5791 dusty streets of Africa? Hmmm
@@cleopatrasimmons6513 lol. I didn't post about dusty streets so idk. I acknowledged Beyonce accepts that she doesn't know everything. So therefore she needed the men's help and also gave them a job for choreography and male leads in the beginning of her vid. 👍
Africa is not all dusty streets.
What do you mean dusty?? Have you been to african cities yet. We are not what the white society potray us to be. Every negativity found in africa is also found everywhere in the world and that includes america. As for dancing, that's part of our cultures. We really dont have to try so hard. Its in our DNA.
I always cry at the end of this video and I’ve watched it like 10 times
You can tell how inspiring and motivational her work is and the power she holds will resonate with us forever.
Watching the BTS of Beyonce's videos has changed my whole perspective of her. Like, she's so warming, welcoming and down to earth as fuck! All of that "celebrity" & "queen b" mess just went out the window for me.
That was heart touching
I really liked how it showed the behind the scenes and the choreography behind the song. Beyonce puts so much thought and passion into each move. I think she's such an inspiration to many people!
Just go through Africa and u will wonder the amazing dances available,thousands of styles, just doing it for enjoyment not for the money
Awwwwww quite moving at the end.. what did she say..I'm a cornball?
yup (:
Watching the components of such an amazing era of Beyonce was incredible. Seeing her learn dances in such a quick way was inspiring as well as her incorporating her dances with African roots.
It was so eye opening to see her dedication to her work and how it effects so many different groups of people
Seeing all of the steps to this process show the amount of work that came together. The dance group perfected the dance and enjoyed the process due to how passionate they are. This was amazing!
Amazing to see her dedication and respect that she has for music and everything involved.
I loved how Beyoncé wanted to ensure that the dance was an accurate representation by flying the original dancers to her set.
I forgot how much I love this video
Me too. I last saw it on TV now I was listening to the 4 bangers and I remembered these dudes thar I saw on Making of the Video MTV
Beyoncé has been inspiring the youth for ages. this is truly beautiful.
Such respect for the dance and culture. Such humbleness. These guys are so powerful yet so humble.
this whole video is a very iconic but humble moment for everyone involved and i love how they are all so kind and open with the art and music.
beyonce is so beautiful
Proudly Mozambican 🇲🇿
🤎
Beyonce puts so much passion and thought into each dance move. You can feel the passion she brings with each move.
The dance originated in South Africa it's called Pantsula Jive.💃
Really enjoyed the groovy melody of the music and I found it really cool how hard all the performers worked to make Beyonce's video perfect.
Beyonce is the most respectful and appreciative! She is just amazing! She is very very inspiring
Wow! Love this woman right here
Lovedd thisss!!! Her perfomaces and dance are always so icon!!
Beyonce gives a lot of time behind the scenes and I appreciate her love and patience for dancing. There are so many styles of dance and it's really amazing when they all come together in the same piece.
I love Beyonce so much she is such an inspiration
I think in meeting them it took her to another place. In learning their movements, it took her soul closer to the place our ancestors defended from.. I cried watching them dance.. Thats what it was for me.. Not
something that can be explained.. It's a feeling of kinship❤✊🏿🖤
WOW! A hard worker and approachable... I have a new appreciation for this beautiful young woman. I am a fan 🙏.
Never knew how much work it takes to choreograph such an entertaining piece. Really loved learning about it.
It was so cool getting to see Beyonce talk about this in depth.
So humble and beautiful.... the guys and Beyonce. I felt her passion as a fellow Virgo and I cried too. We're very kind, sensitive and emotional people, but NEVER take that for granted!
And This Video right here is why i Love Beyonce
Ok y when she cried I cried too😂😭😭😭😢 she is so pure and puts her all into it
Beyoncé is very passionate about her music and dances and it is clear in this video. She is not afraid to show raw emotion.
When she cried i did
Hope those kids got payed well
SunnyBoys2 U ain't the only one think that. I hope they were very well compensated because she used their moves for her video, tv performances and concerts
SunnyBoys2 Hope so too.. But I'm thinking maybe they were. I mean, she spent a lot of resources just to meet them, i'm sure she paid for their plain tix and their accomadation, too. She's so proud of her roots I know she won't do them dirty like not paying them well.
@@tiana1017 my thoughts exactly she comes off as a pure user for self gain. How obvious she makes it. People only care about the finished product not the behind the scenes truth.
well they just performed with her at the global citizen concert. I know that made them happy.
SunnyBoys2 facts on facts
Wow .. she even sung “Hi guys “ in perfect pitch 5:02 “nice to meet you” 💗 🎶
This song is known everywhere and I have heard this song since being a little kid, seeing it be made later in life is super cool and gives a whole new meaning.
She's a beautiful soul!
She's so down to earth, it’s amazing!
When they started smiling I started smiling. When they started dancing I started smiling. Pure joy
Your humble. That's why your great. God bless you
the fact that jay got her orchids, and bey has been using orchids as a theme at the FTW merch and stuff
Awwww Bey! 😞 she made me sad when they left! And that was so awesome of her to go send for them 💞 Her mind set is what all artists should have 👑 Alot are to worried about sales and charts that they lose themselves and confidence. As long as you have your fan base and making music you will always be relevant 👏 Now I got to go watch video again 😁🤳
I love this video! Love how Beyonce gave the boys a chance
I really enjoyed seeing the behind the scenes of all of the experimenting and changes that Beyonce did for one music video. It is very impressive to see her improvements from beginning to end.
so moving,Beyonce siyakuthanda ,you inspire
I absolutely love how she speaks about this simply not just being choreography, but an important message as well!
This was a very heart whelming video. I had no idea these dancers were flown out to be in the production because she saw them in a video on TH-cam. I love that she did this. It made the video very authentic.
It is very cool to see how much detail and practice goes into a dance like this.
This was super cool to watch and it was amazing how Beyonce held onto this idea and was able to execute it with the help of these amazing dancers!
I love Beyonce and her amazing behind the scene dance moves and steps.
Really enjoyed watching this video and shows how passionate Beyonce's music is about expressing a certain culture.
This song is one of my favorites, and watching this video was festinating to explore the different dance moves and the ideas that were brought together to create this amazing piece.