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#Beyoncé and Taylor
tswiftcore · 6 months
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- Taylor Swift on Instagram, December 1, 2023
“Got invited to London by The Queen… ✨👑✨
Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé is in theatres now!!”
📷: @mason.poole / @kevinmazur
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1000-celebrities · 3 months
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The Greatest Singers
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100+ Greatest Singers of All Time Posters & Canvas Prints
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moyarb · 8 months
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It’s not lost on me that when someone talks about how “Beyoncé is overrated” or that she’s “not that talented” I’m supposed to respect other people’s music opinions, but if I say Taylor Swift’s music isn’t my style or I don’t care for her that much it’s like I said the most heinous thing in the world and I don’t support other women.
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truthdarespinbottles · 6 months
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Taylor Swift | Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé
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missegyptiana · 6 months
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i love women
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xosiren · 4 months
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Bᴀʙʏ Bᴜᴍᴘs ɪɴ Mᴜsɪᴄ Vɪᴅᴇᴏs 🤎
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d4rkpluto · 10 months
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I remember someone said Scorpio Moons tend to look like black panthers? Now I can’t unsee it [western astrology]
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But I did mention that Scorpio Moons look like owls as well, and owls specifically screeching owls represent Hades who is known as Pluto in Roman Mythology if I’m correct.
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slaybey · 4 months
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"RENAISSANCE: A Film By Beyoncé" premiere in London, England 🐝💗
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ilostyou · 7 months
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screaming (x)
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nexttopbadbitch · 6 months
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just gimme the (green) light
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janeissx0x · 11 months
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I can’t live without my brown pt 4 🤎🖤
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Taylor Swift and Beyoncé | "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" Concert Movie World Premiere in Los Angeles, California | October 11, 2023
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theworldisyonces · 10 months
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The Renaissance World Tour: Show 26 - L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium - Louisville, Kentucky (7/17/23).
I know Black Parade felt even more special that night, because Breonna Taylor’s (victim of police brutality) family was there. Beyoncé had her fist raised up in the air longer than usual. ✊🏽
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myriam-draws · 7 months
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some starfires i’ve drawn a bit over time i miss her (i refuse to read titans 2023)
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evcrmoress · 6 months
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Taylor Swift London premiere of Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé (11/30/2023)
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comradekarin · 8 months
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are fans not allowed to prefer Taylor over Beyonce? why do you people always use the race card like do something else its getting tiring atp...
You are definitely allowed to prefer Taylor Swift over Beyoncé for… whatever reason that may be god bless your unseasoned soul. What you shouldn’t be doing is diminishing the work of Beyoncé and other black and queer artists in order to prop Taylor up. The fact that it’s the year of 2023 and we’re having these weird ass conversations of can Beyoncé even sing, dance, or put on a performance? You don’t even have to be a fan of Beyoncé to recognize the immense talent and impact that woman has on multiple demographics of people. Whether that be the Black community, other POC, or the LGBTQ community, Beyoncé has made an impact. And she actually does her research too and doesn’t use minorities as brownie points in her work (cough taylor’s vogue dancer cough). Beyoncé’s work only continues to improve, mind you. And to either deny or downplay that talent in order to prop up a mediocre white woman and her mediocre lyrics and her mediocre production is insane.
Prefer Taylor over Beyoncé? Ok. Love both? Ok. There is nothing wrong with that. As I stated in my previous post, I don’t like comparing female artists; it doesn’t do anything for me or those artists (especially since, from what I understand, they’re on good terms). However, if you expect me to believe that what’s considered the standard for Taylor is the same standard for Beyoncé (or, the standard for white artists vs the standard for black artists), it’s not going to happen. If you want an example, Beyoncé preparing for Coachella is more than enough proof; she had to destroy and completely reset her body after giving birth to twins in order to give the best show she could possibly give. Being the first black woman to headline the festival meant she had literally everything running on the line. We see this sentiment true with other black artists, too, like Halle Bailey, who had to undergo death threats, racism, bullying, and harassment despite having a perfect performance on the big screen and during her live performances. Halle had to prove she deserved to be treated with human decency, and had she even had a strand of hair left out she would have been crucified. I can even go on about the treatment of darker skinned vs light skinned/mixed women (those in closer proximity to whiteness) in the rap industry. We would be here forever talking about this.
And it’s not me pulling out the race card, it’s me simply recognizing that white women are celebrated for their mediocrity and black women are not. It’s me saying that Beyoncé’s fans calling out Taylor’s whiteness is in no where comparable to them calling out Beyoncé’s blackness, especially since Taylor’s whiteness benefits her in contrast to the way Beyoncé’s blackness punishes her. We can no longer pretend the struggle of white women are identical to the struggle of black women. Because, as we’ve seen with Taylor, her ally ship is performative, something she can hang up in the closet and forget about when she goes home at night. When it comes down to it, she will always adhere to her white womanhood to get her out of the shit she places herself in.
If you want to be ignorant and play colorblind to these issues, that’s on you. But don’t expect me to pretend that there isn’t an issue here—an issue that has always been here.
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