The Texas Hold 'Em hitmaker is set to release a new album next week
. In this episode, we're talking about Beyonce's team defending her after the singer faced criticism over her new album artwork.
Meanwhile, Beyonce shared with fans that her venture into the country genre was inspired by her 2016 performances at the CMAs with The Chicks singing her hit song, Daddy Lessons, from her album Lemonade. After the live show, the performance was taken down from social channels due to racist, hateful comments.
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