Thank God she didn't sing Beyonce's "Formation" lyrics about Red Lobster. But Hillary is down. with. the. struggle. On the eve of the New York primary election, old white lady Hillary Clinton sat down with New York City's #1 African American radio show on Power 105. It's a radio thing. You wouldn't understand. "How would your policies affect the average person like myself?" - Angela Yee, highly paid New York City #1 morning show co-host on "The Breakfast Club" The conversation is partly humorous but hits on multiple issues central to the African American community. Hillary panders but media friendlies quickly throw her some historical cover. Trump said she's lying about carrying hot sauce, a thinly-veiled reference to
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Beyonce sings about her money, nostrils, sex rewards, plus a bit of cop bashing
That's the "clean" version of Beyonce's song Formation, proving that producers can omit the vulgarity and still deliver the art. But what do old white working guys know about billionaire pop singer woes? The video wallows in anti-cop sentiment, and spotlights neglect and racism in the "formation" of the African American experience in the southern U.S. Powerful stuff! I'd bet there's some enlightening historical context to be shared among Beyonce's young female fans. Queen Bey is a 34-year-old superstar mother in a position to shape young minds. Let's sample some of these empowering and insightful lyrics: [Verse 1: Beyonce] "When he fuck me good I take his ass to Red Lobster, cause I slay When he fuck me good I take his ass to