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Beyoncé took home her first Album of the Year Grammy for "Cowboy Carter," while Kendrick Lamar swept the night, winning all five categories he was nominated for, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year.

Grammy 2025: List of key winners in major categories

Beyonc&eacute; took home her first Album of the Year Grammy for "Cowboy Carter," while Kendrick Lamar swept the night, winning all five categories he was nominated for, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year.

Here is a list of winners in the major categories for the 67th annual Grammy Awards, which were handed out on Sunday in Los Angeles.
Beyonce -- the most decorated artist in Grammys history -- won the Album of the Year prize for the first time for her genre-defying "Cowboy Carter." She ended the night with three awards.
It was a clean sweep for rapper Kendrick Lamar, who won in all five categories in which he was nominated.
&nbsp;
Album of the Year: &nbsp;"Cowboy Carter" - Beyonce
Record of the Year: "Not Like Us" - Kendrick Lamar
Song of the Year: &nbsp;"Not Like Us" - Kendrick Lamar, songwriter (Kendrick Lamar)
Best New Artist: Chappell Roan
Best Pop Solo Performance: "Espresso" - Sabrina Carpenter
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance: "Die with a Smile - Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga
Best Pop Vocal Album: "Short n' Sweet" - Sabrina Carpenter
Best Rap Album: "Alligator Bites Never Heal" - Doechii
Best Rap Song: "Not Like Us" - Kendrick Lamar
Best Rap Performance: "Not Like Us" - Kendrick Lamar
Best Music Video: "Not Like Us" - Kendrick Lamar
Best Dance/Electronic Album: "Brat" - Charli XCX
Best Rock Album: "Hackney Diamonds" - The Rolling Stones
Best Rock Performance: "Now and Then" - The Beatles
Best Country Album: "Cowboy Carter" - Beyonce
Best Country Solo Performance: "It Takes a Woman" - Chris Stapleton
Best Country Duo/Group Performance: "II Most Wanted" - Beyonce ft. Miley Cyrus
Best African Music Performance: "Love Me JeJe" - Tems
Best Latin Pop Album: "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" - Shakira
Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling: "Last Sunday in Plains: A Centennial Celebration" - Jimmy Carter

Beyoncé clinched her first Grammy for Best Album with "Cowboy Carter," while Kendrick Lamar dominated the night, winning five awards.

Grammy 2025: Beyonce wins Album of the Year for 'Cowboy Carter'

Beyonc&eacute; clinched her first Grammy for Best Album with "Cowboy Carter," while Kendrick Lamar dominated the night, winning five awards.

Beyonce on Sunday finally won the Grammy for the year's best album for her culture-shaking "Cowboy Carter," as rapper Kendrick Lamar posted a clean sweep on a night that served as a love letter to fire-ravaged Los Angeles.
Chappell Roan, Charli XCX, Doechii and Sabrina Carpenter emerged as big winners at the performance-heavy gala, while heavyweights Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish went home empty-handed.
Beyonce's win for "Cowboy Carter" now makes her the most nominated, most decorated artist at the awards show ever -- as well as the first Black woman to claim the top prize in this century.
The triumph was all the more relevant as the 43-year-old's ambitious, historically rooted album elevated and showcased the work of Black artists in country music, whose rich contributions the industry has repeatedly sidelined.
"I just feel very full and very honored," she said, her husband Jay-Z and daughter Blue Ivy cheering from the crowd of A-listers at Crypto.com Arena.
She dedicated the prize to Linda Martell, a pioneering Black country musician featured on the album.
"I hope we just keep pushing forward, opening doors," Beyonce said.
The win brought Beyonce's total Grammys on the night to three: she also won for her collaboration with Miley Cyrus, and snagged the best country album trophy.
"I really was not expecting this," she said as she accepted that prize, her voice audibly shaking. "Sometimes genre is a code word to keep us in our place as artists."
"I just want to encourage people to do what they're passionate about and to stay persistent," she added.
 - Lamar, Chappell Roan own the stage -
Hip-hop laureate Lamar cleaned up thanks to his smash diss track "Not Like Us," one of a series of songs from the Los Angeles-area native that skewer rap rival Drake.
He won in all five categories in which he was nominated, including Record and Song of the Year. He lost only to himself -- he was twice up for two of the rap genre prizes.
"Nothing more powerful than rap music," the 37-year-old Lamar said in accepting the top song trophy. "We are the culture."
"Not Like Us" shattered streaming records, catapulted to the top of the charts and quickly became a West Coast rap anthem, beloved for its pounding bass line, rhythmic strings and exaggerated enunciation.
Lamar dedicated his best record win to his hometown, which is still reeling from the fires that razed whole neighborhoods and left thousands of people displaced.
The coveted prize for Best New Artist went to Chappell Roan, capping a meteoric year for the Midwestern artist who went from struggling singer to music's It girl seemingly overnight.
But in a powerful acceptance speech, she recounted how it wasn't always easy -- she was dropped from her label during the pandemic and struggled to find work.
Roan demanded that labels provide artists with a "livable wage and health care."
"Record labels need to treat their artists as valuable employees," she said. "Labels, we got you, but do you got us?"
 - 'Anything is possible' -
Doechii emerged as another big winner, becoming just the third woman to ever win the prize for best rap album. The second-ever winner, Cardi B, presented her with the prize.
"Anything is possible," Doechii said as she accepted the trophy through tears, speaking directly to Black girls and women like herself.
"Don't allow anybody to project any stereotypes on you that tell you that you can't be here, that you're too dark or that you're not smart enough, or that you're too dramatic or you're too loud," she said.
"You are exactly who you need to be."
Sabrina Carpenter won for best pop vocal album, her second award of the night that followed a slapstick, Old Hollywood-inspired performance of her nominated hits "Espresso" and "Please Please Please."
Shakira scooped Best Latin Pop Album, before delivering a jaw-dropping performance of her classics and new work, gyrating around the room.
And Charli XCX won three prizes including best dance/electronic album for her summer-defining "Brat" before a banging performance at the end of the night.
 - 'Love you, LA' -
Sunday's gala was an homage to the city of Los Angeles.
Yet it was not a somber evening but rather one of warmth, celebrating first responders while urging donations. Host Trevor Noah said at least $7 million was raised from viewers for wildfire relief.
Top LA County firefighters presented Beyonce with her big award, while students who lost their schools sang with Stevie Wonder on "We Are The World" as part of the tribute to the late music powerhouse Quincy Jones.
The show opened with a supergroup including Sheryl Crow and John Legend performing Randy Newman's track "I Love LA," while Eilish sang her hit "Birds of a Feather" in an LA Dodgers baseball cap.
"I love you LA," she said to cheers.

Beyoncé is one of 40 people to be added to the new edition of a French dictionary. Other notable names include in the 2024 entries are Cate Blanchett, LeBron James and Christopher Nolan. 

Beyonce's name to be added to the French dictionary; will be listed as a proper noun

<h3>Beyonc&eacute; is one of 40 people to be added to the new edition of a French dictionary. Other notable names include in the 2024 entries are Cate Blanchett, LeBron James and Christopher Nolan.&nbsp;</h3>

Beyonc&eacute; will now be an unforgettable chapter of French history as the pop icon has earned a coveted slot in the most recent edition of the French dictionary Petit Larousse Illustr&eacute;. &nbsp;The 'Cowboy Carter' hitmaker is one of 40 celebrities who will be included in the dictionary. This achievement adds to the 42-year-old artist's already impressive resume.
<h3>Beyonc&eacute; is now a proper noun!&nbsp;</h3>
Beyonce's entry in the Larousse dictionary acknowledges her Louisiana Creole origin, with her name categorised as a proper noun under the description 'American vocalist of R&amp;B and pop.'
Other notable names included in the 2024 entries include Cate Blanchett, LeBron James and Christopher Nolan, among others. The new entries &ldquo;reflect concerns, developments or strong movements this year,&rdquo; Carine Girac-Marinier, head of dictionaries and encyclopedias at Larousse, told French outlet Le Point.
<h3>What's Bey been up to?</h3>
2024 has been a remarkable year for Bey, who recently released her long-awaited, country-tinged album 'Cowboy Carter', which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. The album also debuted at #1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums, Americana/Folk Albums, and Top Album Sales lists.
Next, she will be back on big screens with the release of her animated film, 'Mufasa: The Lion King'. She has lent her voice once again to the role of Nala in the film. Her daughter Blue Ivy has also joined the voice cast of The Lion King prequel. Ivy will voice Kiara, daughter of King Simba and Queen Nala.&nbsp;
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Beyoncé turned heads at New York Fashion Week in a stunning ensemble by Gaurav Gupta Couture. Have a look! 

Beyoncé graces NYFW in Gaurav Gupta Couture galaxy crystal ensemble from Aarohanam collection

Beyonc&eacute; turned heads at New York Fashion Week in a stunning ensemble by Gaurav Gupta Couture. Have a look!&nbsp;

American singer-songwriter Beyonc&eacute; turned heads at New York Fashion Week in a stunning ensemble by Gaurav Gupta Couture.
She dazzled in a galaxy crystal jacket paired with an embroidered bodysuit, adorned with intricate silver crystals that exuded a perfect royal look. Completing her ensemble, she accessorized with mirrored sunglasses, a cowboy hat, and boots.
This ensemble was recently launched by the designer at his Paris Couture SS'24 collection, titled Aarohanam.
Earlier, iconic singer Beyonc&eacute; has graced the stage for her ongoing Renaissance Tour wearing an exquisite ensemble designed by none other than Gaurav Gupta himself.
<h3>Gaurav Gupta's Aarohanam collection</h3>
The spring collection, titled 'Aarohanam,' symbolizes a spiritual journey from darkness to light, reflecting the ascent of kundalini energy. It features an infinity symbol with graceful snake motifs, transitioning from dark to light hues. The collection embodies inner desire and evolution, with crystal and silver embroidery representing illuminated creatures.
<h3>What's next for Beyonc&eacute;?</h3>
Beyonc&eacute; recently shared a series of teaser videos on Instagram announcing the long-awaited &ldquo;Act II&rdquo; of her 2022 &ldquo;Renaissance&rdquo; album. According to reports the album is going to release end of March this year.&nbsp;
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Iconic singer Beyoncé graced the stage for her ongoing Renaissance Tour wearing Gaurav Gupta's Infinity Crystal Bodysuit. 

Beyoncé radiates in Gaurav Gupta's exquisite ensemble during her Renaissance World Tour

Iconic singer Beyoncé graced the stage for her ongoing Renaissance Tour wearing Gaurav Gupta's Infinity Crystal Bodysuit. . 

Iconic singer Beyonc&eacute; graced the stage for her ongoing Renaissance Tour wearing Gaurav Gupta's Infinity Crystal Bodysuit.&nbsp;

After making headlines at Cannes Film Festival, Indian fashion designer Gaurav Gupta continues to shine bright!&nbsp;
Recently, iconic singer Beyonc&eacute; graced the stage for her ongoing Renaissance Tour wearing an exquisite ensemble designed by none other than Gaurav Gupta himself.
The singer wore the infinity crystal bodysuit paired with crystal legging boots, with solid asymmetric sculpting around the shoulders and embellishment with his trademark galactic sequins.
The designer shared the pictures on his social media mentioning that - "this magical collaboration is a very beautiful personal moment for me, my team and the brand."
He, further mentioned that Beyonc&eacute; is an absolute epitome of hope, infinity, and freedom. Her presence, aura and magnanimity spreads freedom and power in the world. We custom made the Infinity Crystal Bodysuit for her, inspired by the new logo of Gaurav Gupta Couture &ndash; keeping it true to her iconic Renaissance World Tour!
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Queen B wore Anrealage's colour-changing coat which left people awestruck. Know all about the technology here.

Beyoncé’s colour changing Renaissance tour outfit leaves people awestruck, know about technology

Queen B wore Anrealage's colour-changing coat which left people awestruck. Know all about the technology here.

Queen B aka Beyonc&eacute; is currently busy with her Renaissance world tour in Stockholm. During her concert, she was seen in multiple costumes but her colour-changing outfit left netizens in awe.&nbsp;
The singer wore a white bell-sleeved Anrealage coat that changed colour when it was exposed to a UV light frame which slowly moved down her body and turned into a kaleidoscope of colours. This technology was showcased by Anrealage during Paris Fashion Week 2023.
Following this social media users started calling Beyonc&eacute; the queen of AI and Beyonc&eacute; GPT. Notably, there was no artificial intelligence used in this advanced fashion technology.&nbsp;
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Beyonce overtook Hungarian-British conductor George Solti, whose record of 31 awards had stood for more than 20 years.

Grammys 2023: Beyoncé breaks record for most Grammy wins of all time

Beyonce overtook Hungarian-British conductor George Solti, whose record of 31 awards had stood for more than 20 years.

Beyonc&eacute; has created history, breaking the record for the most Grammy Award wins of all time, after collecting her 32nd trophy and fourth of the night at this year's ceremony.
She clinched the title by winning the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album for her smash &lsquo;Renaissance.&rsquo; Beyonce overtook Hungarian-British conductor George Solti, whose record of 31 awards had stood for more than 20 years.
In her historic moment, Queen Bey said, &lsquo;I'm trying not to be too emotional. And I'm trying to just receive this night.&rsquo; Her peers stood to honour her as she accepted the award.
Beyonce's &lsquo;Renaissance&rsquo; is her seventh solo studio album. It released over the summer and landed the singer at number one on Billboard's top songs list for the first time in well over a decade. 
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Beyoncé Giselle Knowles is the most-nominated woman in Grammy history. She has won 79 nominations so far. Beyonce first gained recognition as a member of the girl's group, Destiny’s Child. Born in Houstan on September 4, 1981, the singing sensation is known for her women empowering songs. Fondly known as Bey-Queen, she is known to set major style goals as she leaves the audience mesmerised with her special outfits. Millions of fans are always waiting for her new releases and also inquisitive about her private life. On her birthday, let’s take a look at some of the unknown facts of the singer.    1. Beyonce carries her maternal family name.   The popular artist’s mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson born as Celestine Beyoncé, always wanted to carry forward her maiden name to her future generations. According to a Vogue report, at the premiere of her 'Life Is But A Dream' documentary, her brother told, ‘My sister Tina [Knowles] didn’t think we had enough boys in the family to keep the [Beyoncé] name going. So, she gave Beyoncé our last name as the first name,' he said.    2. Who would believe young Beyonce was very shy. But all thanks to her dance teacher, Darlette Johnson, who encouraged her to participate in a school event. In a 2014 interview with Rolling Stones, Beyonce said that she was just 7 by then. ‘I was terrified and I didn’t want to do it, and she’s like, ‘C’mon, baby, get out there,’ she recalled. ‘I remember walking out and I was scared, but when the music started, I don’t know what happened. I just… changed.’ She said it was then that she realised she wanted to be a singer.     3. The popular singer has donated her Cadillac Records salary to an addiction centre  Vogue reports, in the 2008 film, the singer portrayed the role of legendary blues and jazz artist Etta James, who suffered from heroin addiction during the 1970’s and was continuously in and out of rehab during that time. According to the report, in order to prepare for her role, she met women undergoing treatment and realised everyone has their own struggles in life. Bey reportedly opened an eponymous cosmetology centre at Phoenix House, a rehab facility in Brooklyn in the year 2010.      4. Beyonce secretly married Jay Z in April 2008  According to a Pinkvilla report, Beyoncé and Jay were seen collecting their marriage certificate in April, 2008 and then it came into notice that the couple had secretly tied the knot on April 4 that year.    5. The star owns two beehives and is appropriately known as Queen Bey  In her December 2020 cover interview with British Vogue, she said ‘I know it’s random, but I have two beehives. Real ones.’ She added, ‘I have around 80,000 bees and we make hundreds of jars of honey a year. I started the beehives because my daughters, Blue and Rumi, both have terrible allergies, and honey has countless healing properties.’  
The singer recently was in talks for her latest release ‘Renaissance.’ As per a statement released on her website, Beyoncé described the new album as ‘a beautiful journey of exploration’ and ‘a place to scream, release, feel freedom.’  

Beyonce was a shy child! On her birthday let's take a look at star's unknown facts

Beyonc&eacute; Giselle Knowles is the most-nominated woman in Grammy history. On her birthday let's take a look at the unknown facts related to the singer.

Beyonc&eacute; Giselle Knowles is the most-nominated woman in Grammy history. She has won 79 nominations so far. Beyonce first gained recognition as a member of the girl's group, Destiny&rsquo;s Child. Born in Houstan on September 4, 1981, the singing sensation is known for her women empowering songs. Fondly known as Bey-Queen, she is known to set major style goals as she leaves the audience mesmerised with her special outfits. Millions of fans are always waiting for her new releases and also inquisitive about her private life. On her birthday, let&rsquo;s take a look at some of the unknown facts of the singer. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 1. Beyonce carries her maternal family name. &nbsp;&nbsp; The popular artist&rsquo;s mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson born as Celestine Beyonc&eacute;, always wanted to carry forward her maiden name to her future generations. According to a Vogue report, at the premiere of her 'Life Is But A Dream' documentary, her brother told, &lsquo;My sister Tina [Knowles] didn&rsquo;t think we had enough boys in the family to keep the [Beyonc&eacute;] name going. So, she gave Beyonc&eacute; our last name as the first name,' he said. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 2. Who would believe young Beyonce was very shy. But all thanks to her dance teacher, Darlette Johnson, who encouraged her to participate in a school event. In a 2014 interview with Rolling Stones, Beyonce said that she was just 7 by then. &lsquo;I was terrified and I didn&rsquo;t want to do it, and she&rsquo;s like, &lsquo;C&rsquo;mon, baby, get out there,&rsquo; she recalled. &lsquo;I remember walking out and I was scared, but when the music started, I don&rsquo;t know what happened. I just&hellip; changed.&rsquo; She said it was then that she realised she wanted to be a singer. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 3. The popular singer has donated her Cadillac Records salary to an addiction centre &nbsp; Vogue reports, in the 2008 film, the singer portrayed the role of legendary blues and jazz artist Etta James, who suffered from heroin addiction during the 1970&rsquo;s and was continuously in and out of rehab during that time. According to the report, in order to prepare for her role, she met women undergoing treatment and realised everyone has their own struggles in life. Bey reportedly opened an eponymous cosmetology centre at Phoenix House, a rehab facility in Brooklyn in the year 2010. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 4. Beyonce secretly married Jay Z in April 2008 &nbsp; According to a Pinkvilla report, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/beyonce-to-release-her-first-solo-album-in-six-years-titled-renaissance-1655455258352">Beyonc&eacute;</a> and Jay were seen collecting their marriage certificate in April, 2008 and then it came into notice that the couple had secretly tied the knot on April 4 that year. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 5. The star owns two beehives and is appropriately known as Queen Bey &nbsp; In her December 2020 cover interview with British Vogue, she said &lsquo;I know it&rsquo;s random, but I have two beehives. Real ones.&rsquo; She added, &lsquo;I have around 80,000 bees and we make hundreds of jars of honey a year. I started the beehives because my daughters, Blue and Rumi, both have terrible allergies, and honey has countless healing properties.&rsquo; &nbsp;
The singer recently was in talks for her latest release &lsquo;Renaissance.&rsquo; As per a statement released on her website, Beyonc&eacute; described the new album as &lsquo;a beautiful journey of exploration&rsquo; and &lsquo;a place to scream, release, feel freedom.&rsquo;&nbsp;
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Singer Beyonce Knowles will be re-recording one of the songs on her new album ‘Renaissance’ after facing criticism, reports BBC. The song, titled ‘Heated’, has been called out by disability equality charity Scope as it comprises a derogatory term that is often used to demean people with spastic cerebral palsy. The term occurs twice in the song that has been co-written by Canadian star Drake.
A representative for the singer told Insider that the song’s lyric will be changed. ‘The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced,’ the statement said.
US musician Lizzo was also called out for using the same term in the song ‘Grrrls’, from her album ‘Special’ in June. After facing backlash, Lizzo apologised and replaced the lyric, saying that she had never wanted to ‘promote derogatory language’. ‘As a fat Black woman in America, I have had many hurtful words used against me so I understand the power words can have (whether intentionally, or in my case, unintentionally.),’ she said.
Disability charity Scope has appreciated Beyoncé for acting swiftly after being called out this thoughtless lyric.
Scope's media manager Warren Kirwan said, ‘There's a feeling of deja vu as it's just a few weeks since Lizzo also had to re-release a song after featuring the same offensive language. We hope this is the last time we see this kind of thing from anyone, let alone musicians with massive global influence.’
Beyonce’s seventh studio album ‘Renaissance’ is expected to top charts around the world this week despite the criticism.

Beyoncé confirms she will remove a lyric from her new album, 'Renaissance,' following criticism 

Beyonce’s seventh studio album ‘Renaissance’ is expected to top charts around the world this week despite the criticism.

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Singer Beyonce Knowles will be re-recording one of the songs on her new album &lsquo;Renaissance&rsquo; after facing criticism, reports BBC. The song, titled &lsquo;Heated&rsquo;, has been called out by disability equality charity Scope as it comprises a derogatory term that is often used to demean people with spastic cerebral palsy. The term occurs twice in the song that has been co-written by Canadian star Drake.
A representative for the singer told Insider that the song&rsquo;s lyric will be changed. &lsquo;The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced,&rsquo; the statement said.
US musician Lizzo was also called out for using the same term in the song &lsquo;Grrrls&rsquo;, from her album &lsquo;Special&rsquo; in June. After facing backlash, Lizzo apologised and replaced the lyric, saying that she had never wanted to &lsquo;promote derogatory language&rsquo;. &lsquo;As a fat Black woman in America, I have had many hurtful words used against me so I understand the power words can have (whether intentionally, or in my case, unintentionally.),&rsquo; she said.
Disability charity Scope has appreciated Beyonc&eacute; for acting swiftly after being called out this thoughtless lyric.
Scope's media manager Warren Kirwan said, &lsquo;There's a feeling of deja vu as it's just a few weeks since Lizzo also had to re-release a song after featuring the same offensive language. We hope this is the last time we see this kind of thing from anyone, let alone musicians with massive global influence.&rsquo;
Beyonce&rsquo;s seventh studio album &lsquo;Renaissance&rsquo; is expected to top charts around the world this week despite the criticism.

The latest track of American pop star Beyonce, ''Break my Soul'' is setting social media ablaze with song lyrics that some say tap into rising worker anger at conditions. "I'm gonna find new drive / damn, they work me so damn hard / Work by nine, then off past five /And they work my nerves, that's why I cannot sleep at night," sings the artist, adding "I just quit my job."
The multi-hyphenate artist's latest single, "Break My Soul," which dropped late Monday, begs listeners to "release" themselves from their 9-5, saying "I just quit my job, I'm gonna find new drive, damn, they work me so damn hard." 
Social media was quick to react and "Sending my resignation email because Beyoncé told me to" went viral across platforms.
In the past 12 months, a record number of Americans have 'released' themselves from their jobs for a variety of reasons: pandemic burnout, a desire for better pay or better benefits, or the need to care for children or elderly relatives during the pandemic.Dubbed the "Great Resignation," the offset between job vacancies and job seekers means there are now almost two job openings for every unemployed worker, a situation that Fed Chair Powell has called "unhealthy."

Is Beyonce singing about the 'Great Resignation'?

Beyonce's "Break My Soul" resonated immediately with fans — and economists across the globe as the job market is still in turmoil with millions (4 million just in April) quitting their jobs 

Beyonc&eacute; is now officially the unofficial spokesperson of the Great Resignation, as her new single appeals to the burnout faced post-pandemic by millions across the world.

The latest track of American pop star Beyonce, ''Break my Soul'' is setting social media ablaze with song lyrics that some say tap into rising worker anger at conditions. "I'm gonna find new drive / damn, they work me so damn hard / Work by nine, then off past five /And they work my nerves, that's why I cannot sleep at night," sings the artist, adding "I just quit my job." Beyonc&eacute; is being&nbsp; touted as the unofficial spokesperson of the Great Resignation, as her new single appeals to the burnout faced post-pandemic by millions across the world.
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The multi-hyphenate artist's latest single, "Break My Soul," which dropped late Monday, begs listeners to "release" themselves from their 9-5, saying "I just quit my job, I'm gonna find new drive, damn, they work me so damn hard."&nbsp;
Social media was quick to react and "Sending my resignation email because Beyonc&eacute; told me to" went viral across platforms.
Beyonce's "Break My Soul" resonated immediately with fans &mdash; and economists across the globe as the job market is still in turmoil with millions (4 million just in April) quitting their jobs because of burnout and others as they demand higher pay/better work-life balance.&nbsp; Dubbed the "Great Resignation," the offset between job vacancies and job seekers means there are now almost two job openings for every unemployed worker, a situation that Fed Chair Powell has called "unhealthy."

Beyonce released her first single 'Break My Soul' from her upcoming seventh solo studio album 'Renaissance' on Monday night, three hours prior to the announced release time. The Grammy-winning singer updated her bios on social media pages, which now read: '6. BREAK MY SOUL midnight ET.' 
The dance track has been co-produced by the 'Single Ladies' team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream. The writing credits include Jay-Z, Adam Pigott, Freddie Ross. Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29. 
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. Following that the singer collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'
Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift' in 2019. The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.

'Break My Soul' first single from Beyonce's forthcoming album 'Renaissance' released

Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29. 

Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/beyonce-at-betawards-we-have-to-vote-our-life-depends-on-it-1593408846099" target="_blank">Beyonce</a> released her first single 'Break My Soul' from her upcoming seventh solo studio album 'Renaissance' on Monday night, three hours prior to the announced release time. The Grammy-winning singer updated her bios on social media pages, which now read: '6. BREAK MY SOUL midnight ET.'&nbsp;
The dance track has been co-produced by the 'Single Ladies' team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream. The writing credits include Jay-Z, Adam Pigott, Freddie Ross. Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29.&nbsp;
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Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. Following that the singer collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'
Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift' in 2019. The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&amp;B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.

Beyonce, the Grammy-winning singer, has announced the release of her first solo album in six years and seventh studio album, titled 'Renaissance.' The album is all set to be released on July 29. The singer updated her bios on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to announce the release. 
Columbia Records, Tidal and Spotify too shared the news on their respective social media accounts. 
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. In recent times, she has collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.' 
In 2019, Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift.' The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win. 
Fans had been awaiting the news of her new song or album after Beyoncé deleted her social media profile pictures last week.

Beyonce to release her first solo album in six years, titled 'Renaissance' 

Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. 

Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/beyonce-at-betawards-we-have-to-vote-our-life-depends-on-it-1593408846099" target="_blank">Beyonce</a>, the Grammy-winning singer, has announced the release of her first solo album in six years and seventh studio album, titled 'Renaissance.' The album is all set to be released on July 29. The singer updated her bios on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to announce the release.&nbsp;
Columbia Records, Tidal and Spotify too shared the news on their respective social media accounts.&nbsp;
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. In recent times, she has collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'&nbsp;
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In 2019, Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift.' The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&amp;B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.&nbsp;
Fans had been awaiting the news of her new song or album after Beyonc&eacute; deleted her social media profile pictures last week.

Solange Knowles has just dropped her latest album 'When I Get Home'. This follows her album 'A Seat at the Table' which released 3 years ago. Exploring themes of race, identity, and self-care the album is also an ode to her hometown of Houston. 

Solange Knowles has just dropped her latest album 'When I Get Home'. This follows her album 'A Seat at the Table' which released 3 years ago. Exploring themes of race, identity, and self-care the album is also an ode to her hometown of Houston. 

Taylor Swift is the highest earner in concerts according to trade publication Pollstar's Top 20 Global Concert Tours. Her 'Reputation' tour consisted of 53 concerts and earned her over 7.6 million dollars. The second highest earners are Jay Z and Beyonce for their tour 'On The Run II' followed by Ed Sheeran for his '÷ Tour'

Taylor Swift is the highest earner in concerts according to trade publication Pollstar's Top 20 Global Concert Tours. Her 'Reputation' tour consisted of 53 concerts and earned her over 7.6 million dollars. The second highest earners are Jay Z and Beyonce for their tour 'On The Run II' followed by Ed Sheeran for his '÷ Tour'

Beyonce's make-up artist is launching his own beauty line. Rokael Lizama, celebrity make-up artist took to instagram to reveal his new brand ROKAEL BEAUTY. The elephant logo symbolises power and strength. The products haven't been revealed yet but we can take clues from Beyonce's make up!

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