Will Beyoncé change the jeans for leather in his 'Act III'?

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Will Beyoncé change the jeans for leather in his ‘Act III’?

Beyoncé fans had already theorized about a possible approach to rock in the third part of the record trilogy preceded by ‘Renaissance’ and ‘Cowboy Carter’, but now the artist seems to be seriously corroborating those rumors.

There are more and more indications that rock is Beyoncé’s next musical step. The clearest is the one that has arrived with the last announcement of Levi’s, starring the American singer. This begins the clip on the back of a horse, visits a laundry, a cafeteria and ends up humiliating some billiards. At the end of the announcement, there is no trace of the horse and Beyoncé leaves the place up on a motorcycle. Do you need more clues?

This is the main reason why the most waspated now point to a reevaluation of this genre in the ‘Act III’, and meaning would not be lacking. As with the electronics-house of ‘Renaissance’ and the country of ‘Cowboy Carter’, rock has its origins in black music. Specifically, the blues.

If finally, it would not be the first time that Houston’s artist flirts with rock. In ‘Lemonade’, he collaborated with Jack White in the song ‘Don’t Hurt Yourself’, not to mention the winks to this style in the ‘Cowboy Carter’, in songs like ‘Ameriican Requiem’, ‘Already’ or ‘Blackbiird’.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwojyvqomhu

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