Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 940 Nigeria Celebrity Watch For those that grew up on neo soul, from Bilal, to Ledisi, to Erykah Badu, to India Arie, to Angie Stones during the times Beyonce was singing about ‘Can You Pay My Bills’ will know they not listening to anything new when they hear Beyonce’s ‘Brown Skin Girl’. However, it is always necessary for a super star like Beyonce with such a loud voice to bring the same concept and lyrics to her platform. More Articles You Would Love Haunting Nigerian Masquerades Reimagined & Brought To Life By Àsìkò’s In Stunning AI Visuals! Menswear At It’s Finest, Vanskere Premiers Signore Fusion 2015 – “Palettes and Geometry” Not only did the queen bring a song with the said concept to her international platform but also put it to the sound track of one of Walt Disney’s biggest movies. The song featured Nigerian superstar Wizkid and her daughter Blue Ivy. It simply highlighted the beauty of….you guessed it, Brown Skin Girls. This is a super message to young girls to help them appreciate their skin tone and if you don’t believe it, on the youtube video, one girl even openly stated “I regret Bleaching, I Swear I Won’t Lie To You” And for a bleacher to admit this on a public forum tells you much about why such songs are essential. The essence of such songs will always be a necessity to blacks around the world. Although America’s hollywood is changing from time to time and embracing more actors of color in movies and in cartoons, we are still in the midst of a generation that grew up with nothing but the blonde hair and blue eyes as the only female worth being rescued by the heroes (if you know what I mean). The song had already received a whooping 1 million plays in a week on youtube on just that particular video. And some people felt by adding a song ‘Brown Skin Girl’ to the Lion King sound track it took away the relevance from the movie and made it about Beyonce. So naturally one would expect to see some negative reactions from white fans or trolls of Beyonce, but on the contrary, they were beyond supportive and patronizing to the message in the song. See some of the beautiful comments from the few whites that managed to comment on the video below. Now that you know enjoy the song below. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You Farewell to a Trailblazer: Guinea-Bissau’s Dina Adão Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy On... VIDEOS: Watch Chidimma Vanessa Celebrate At Miss Universe 2024 Whilst Dancing To Ghanaian... Africans Have Proudly Accepted Trick Daddy’S Claim As A Non ‘African American’ –... Stunning Cassandre Jacques Exits Miss World Dominican Rupublic Amid Uproar Over Haitian Heritage... #MODELCRUSH: Senegal’s Rising Star Ndey Touty Sakho Checks All Beauty Boxes & Effortlessly... VIDEO: “Are You Happy Sleeping With A Married Man?” Designer Gracelyn Quansah Walks... 6 Tips to Help You Take Care of Your Curly Hair VIDEO: Watch The Moment Miss Grand Ghana 2024 Won Best Evening Gown VIDEOS: Watch Davido Kingly Strutt Down The Lagos Fashion Week 2024 Runway Showing... Jewelry Trends We’ve Been Seeing for Winter