youtube videos musicales beyonce single ladies

There is a rumour that is in fact true that one of the dancers, the one on the right, is actually a man. “Single Ladies” sounds a lot like another Beyoncé dance hit, “ Get Me Bodied” and shows continuity in her sound. “I thought it was a subject that most women wanted to talk about because most men are too scared to be bound to a commitment,” adds The-Dream (real name: Terius Youngdell Nash). Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),” is from her third solo album, I Am … Sasha Fierce and this song emulates this idea. That’s where Dream got that concept from.” It is assumed that Beyoncé was performing this song as her alter-ego “Sasha Fierce.” As many artists take on a persona when they perform and do things, they themselves would not normally do, Beyoncé has taken this to another level in saying she has an alter-ego called Sasha Fierce.

When we went into the studio she didn’t have a ring on or anything, because at that point they were still really hiding it. The song’s producer Christopher ‘Trick’ Stewart said “It was the only public statement that they ever made about marriage. “Single Ladies,” which was conceptualized by singer-songwriter The-Dream and was recorded after Beyoncé secretly married Jay-Z. and JaQuel Knight and a lot of the Fosse choreography was kept and the addition of a J-setting, where one person does something and the next person follows make it the most urban choreography, mixed with Fosse – very modern and very vintage.

The single ladies dance was choreographed by Frank Gatson Jr. This can be seen when Beyoncé runs up the wall. It is uncertain but presumed that the video is one continuous shot and the video achieved great success, thanks to its choreography, which was inspired by “Mexican Breakfast“, a 1969 routine choreographed by Bob Fosse. It was 360 degrees, allowing the camera to move around freely. A plain background was used and it was filmed in black and white and it was shot on the crane.

Beyoncé’s Single Ladies Music Video was released in 2008 and was directed by Jake Nava.

Youtube videos musicales beyonce single ladies