South African women giving us POWER!
In case you were unaware, Beyoncé dropped
her visual album this weekend and we are still not over it!
From the storytelling, cultural references, the music, outfits, hair, and celeb spotting, #BlackIsKing had viewers mesmerised from start to finish. The visual album featured a range of African artists and a few familiar South African faces which had us beaming with pride.
Noticeably, Nandi Madida, who is a media personality, singer, and actress, appeared in the visual album portraying Nala. Nandi looks radiant as a pink-haired beauty.The next artists featured in what can only be explained as an energetic, awe-inspiring collaboration is Busiswa and Moon Child. Busiswa is a singer-songwriter and poet who makes a mark during the song My Power in Black is King. The body positive artist also shocked fans recently with a major weight transformation while teasing the film.
In the rhythmic song, Beyoncé sings:
“This that war, this that bloodline/On the front line, ready for war/Where you gon' run?/Get loose, get loose, get low, get low”
The song also features Tierra Whack and Yemi Alade. Watch the video below:
Keep shining, queens. Thank you so much for making us proud!
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