Is Beyonc singing about ‘Great Resignation’ in her new single ‘Break My Soul’?
LONDON: American pop star Beyonc நோ Knowles-Carter has surprised fans by releasing a pre-release single from her upcoming album ‘Renaissance’, ‘Break My Soul’. “I’m going to find a new movement / Damn, they’re working too hard on me / Nine, then over five / They’re working my nerves, so I can not sleep at night,” the artist sings, “I quit my job.”
Some commentators said these words led to the post-epidemic “Great Resignation” in which businesses struggled to find enough employees.
“Beyonc பார்த்த saw the late millennium as the summer of the burning, labor movement, renaissance and bizarre glory of the ’90s,” wrote Pattu Patel, “yes, I can make a song about it.”
Knowles-Carter did not comment on the meaning of the lyrics.
Beyonc, saw the late summer of the millennium, the labor movement, the renaissance of the 90s and the bizarre pride of saying, “Yes, I can make a song about it.”
– Pooja Patel (@senary) June 21, 2022
Co-written by her husband Sean Carter (J-Z) and singer Robin S.’s 1990s dance classic ‘Show Me Love’ and gay American rapper Big Frieda’s song ‘Explode’.
The song debuted on Jay-Z’s streaming service Tidal and was dropped on other major music streaming services at midnight EST (5am GMT) on June 21, along with the song video released on YouTube.
Knowles-Carter, 40, released his Oscar-nominated contribution ‘Be Alive’ on November 2021 for his recording of the film ‘King Richard’. He also released the soundtrack album ‘The Lion King: The Gift’ with the lyrics. He appeared in two films in July last year, ‘Black is King’ and ‘Lion King’.
This new Beyonce track is very indicative of the time we are in now.
Better resignation, finding true happiness, starting new career / career ventures, writing own stories.
It will resonate. – Terrian L. Henderson (DerrionLH) June 21, 2022
However, Renaissance (Law 1) Lemonade is the artists’ first solo studio album since its April 2016 release. The record includes 16 tracks and is set to launch on July 29th.
She is the most nominated female and most award-winning singer in Grammy Awards history, winning a total of 28 awards and 79 nominations for her music, which was co-released with her band Destiny’s Child and the album ‘The Carters’. With her husband.
He is the eighth highest-grossing artist at the Billboard Music Awards.