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Later on “FRIENDS,” Jay appears to take aim at the Kardashian-Jenner clan. “I understand they were going through some things, but if it’s family, you’re not going to miss a wedding.” On “FRIENDS,” Jay raps, “I ain't goin’ to nobody nothin’ when me and my wife beefin’/I don't care if the house on fire, I'm dyin’, n-a, I ain't leavin’/.If y’all don't understand that, we ain’t meant to be friends.” Plus, the mere fact that Bey and Jay are releasing an album during Yeezy’s ongoing marathon of releases could be seen as a challenge to the prolific producer, as well as to Jay’s longtime nemesis Nas, who just dropped a new album, Nasir. In his two-hour interview with Charlemagne last month, Kanye admitted that he felt slighted after Jay and Beyoncé didn’t show up to his 2014 wedding. Jay also seems to address his fallout with Kanye. “We were using our art almost like a therapy session,” Jay told The New York Times last year.

And it even apparently helped bring the couple back together.

Now, Everything Is Love acts as the final installment of the Carter’s relationship saga. On Lemonade, Bey ripped into Jay with tracks like “Don’t Hurt Yourself” and sang about infidelity while referring to the supposed paramour as, “Becky with the good hair.” With Jay’s next album 4:44, he rapped multiple apologies to his wife, apparently turning a new leaf in his “womanizing” ways. In case you weren’t up to date, the last two Beyoncé and JAY-Z albums were about a rift in their relationship, caused by Jay allegedly cheating on his wife. As a Relationship Renews, the Trilogy Ends

Beyonce and jay z album apeshit video tv#

Featuring contributions from Migos’ Quavo and Offset, Ty Dolla $ign-as well as production from Pharrell, Cool & Dre, TV on the Radio’s Dave Sistek, among others-the nine-track project, credited to the Carters, is the couple’s ode to their daughter, Blue Ivy, and their combined wealth. While the Louvre's guided tour, in French only for now, sticks to describing in detail each artwork featured in the video, the gallery above provides some clues as to their symbolism.Everything Is Love-plus another standalone track called “SALUD!”-is Beyoncé and Jay’s testament to forgiveness and reconciliation. Marie-Guillemine Benoist's Portrait of a Negress is one of the rare works depicting a woman with dark skin, and is just one of the symbolic works celebrated in the 'Apes**t' video clip. It is rather filled with artworks associated with Napoleonic conquests, as well as numerous colonial acquisitions in its Egyptian gallery. Black dancers take over the space of the prestigious French museum, which, like all Western art museums, has little space dedicated to non-white artists. In the clip, a woman works on her friend's Afro in front of the Mona Lisa, as if they were in their own living room. However, the power couple's swagger is not the only aspect that's glorified in the video they also use their fame to empower and celebrate African-American identity. Jay-Z and Beyoncé adding color and movement to the Louvre's Classicism Image: SME, UMG (im Auftrag von Parkwood Entertainment/Roc Nation) Reservoir Media / - Beyoncé The Carters are reportedly worth more than $1 billion, according to CNN. The video is a definite celebration of the couple's own power, with Beyoncé singing 'I can't believe we made it,' while she and Jay-Z pose as icons of pop culture in front of some of the world's most famous classical works of art. Now the Louvre museum, where the video was shot, features a new tour of the 17 paintings and sculptures seen in the six-minute clip, from the monumental white Greek marble Nike of Samothrace to Marie Benoist's Portrait of a Negress.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's video for the song 'Apes**t,' from the Carters' surprise joint album Everything is Love, has been watched over 57 million times on Youtube since its release in June.