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If you haven't seen Beyonce's new Formation video, you've officially been sleep underneath a rock. The unexpected release took over the Internet instantly. Being released in the wake of her highly anticipated Super Bowl performance, the beehive stirred up more attention, talk about great management for the Queen. Maybe I love the video so much because I'm from New Orleans, but the video gives you more sass and independence than ever before. Beyonce goes back to her New Orleans and Houston roots with Formation, "Slay!"  Using Nola as the film location Bey addresses some political issues like; Hurricane Katrina, Trayvon Martin, and Black lives matter. The video repeatedly switches scenes one being Bey standing on a submerging police car in the flooded city and another is a child in a black hoodie dancing in front of armed cops. Does the Queen Bey actually care about these issues that we as a society face? I have no clue, but I do know she's 10 years...

We Got A Whole Lot of History  Nile. Liam. Harry. Louie Directioners reflect on past five years of the world phenom boy band One Direction in their new video for their single "History." Prior to announcing the group would take a year hiatus before the release of their 5th album Made in the Am , member Zayn decided to depart from the group, breaking fans heart everywhere. The album features current members Liam, Harry, Louie, and Nile, but the video displays a heartwarming journey of the entire group. Liam announced he too will be pursuing a solo career. Harry's plans for after the hiatus are still unknown, but he seems satisfied in his on and off relationship with Kendall Jenner. Louie welcome home a baby boy named Sydney Rain this past week, so fans are unsure of his pursuits. Zayn announced that he'll be releasing his new single "Pillow Talk" on January 29. Nile plans are also unknown. So the group definitely has their hands full. We look forward ...

Well the video is pretty straight to the point, but very entertaining.