Beyoncé’s ‘Formation’ named the best music video of all time
Rolling Stone has named ‘Formation’ as the greatest music video ever!
Rolling Stone, a popular music publication, has just released their list of the 100 greatest music videos of all time.
Queen B's 'Formation' tops the list!
The music video comes from the award-winning album, 'Lemonade', which was released in 2016.
It has over 253-million views on YouTube.
In under five minutes, Beyoncé moves from a plantation-style house where the black denizens are the masters not the slaves to the top of a sinking police car. Notably, she released the video in the first week of Black History Month 2016, the day in between what would’ve been Trayvon Martin’s and Sandra Bland’s birthdays.
Beyoncé keeps making history.
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Earlier this year, she made history by becoming the most decorated female artist of all time at the Grammy Awards.
She was also the first black woman to headline music festival 'Coachella' and her performance was the most-streamed 'Coachella' video on YouTube ever.
100 greatest music videos of all time
Other artists whose music videos made it onto the Rolling Stone's list include: Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Madonna, and Britney Spears.
See the full list here.
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Image courtesy of Instagram/ @ Beyonce