Brand New Video: Beyonce "Who Run The World?"

 

"I think I need a barber coz none of these bitches can fade me"

Beyoncé finally dropped the hotly anticipated visual for her brand new single, "Who Run The World (Girls)" on tonight's American Idol.

The debut single from her upcoming album, '4' which is due for release on June 28th, has got off to a shaky start thus far but the superstar diva will be hoping that this no expense spared video will rescue it from the depths of chart irrelevance. Having already plummeted down itunes and out of its top 100, the track is in desperate need of revival.  But as soon as Bey's promo campaign gets into full swing I am sure the charts will reclaim their queen.   After its premiere on American Idol and ahead of her performance on the FINAL Oprah Show next week, I am confident 'Girls' will soon become another tally on Knowles' hit list.

The Francis Lawrence directed clip shows a militant Beyoncé and her kick ass female army ruling the world and battling the opposite sex with their ferociously slick and sexy dance moves.  

Check the video out here: 

Beyoncé is BACK with new single "Run the world" (Girls)

THE RULER IS BACK

Everyones favourite diva has returned with the epic new single, "Run the world" (Girls).
Sampling Major Lazer's "Pon de floor" Beyoncé's upbeat floor filler is sure to set dance floors alight in the coming months.  Having kept us waiting a while since the release of "I am...Sasha Fierce" in 2008, the hotly anticipated first single from her as yet untitled fourth album, does not dissapoint.

In true Beyoncé style, it's pop music with an innovative urban edge that draws you in and makes you want to dance.  Beyoncé likes to take risks and this one is no exception. The production is creative and doesn't sound like anything she's done before, the extra drums on top of the "pon de floor" beats makes it all the more gritty. 

She's exercising major swag on this ode to girls who rule the world and I for one, never say no to a good ole ladies anthem.   Queen Bee is dishing out props to the girls who are "smart enough to make these millions, strong enough to bear the children, then get back to business."  POW. Another female empowerment anthem that will certainly propel her back into her rightful place - at the top of the charts.

Rihanna, take a seat, the queen wants her thrown back.

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