“Daddy used to tell me, ‘Look up at the stars
It’s been a long time, but remember who you are…'”
With Beyoncé going back on tour for her “Renaissance” album (Oh, I’m GOING), I had to share “Find Your Way Back” for today’s Inspirational Jam. Having forgotten my own gifts recently, this song hits a little closer to home for me now. I hope having this track can uplift those who may have forgotten their own gifts or purpose.
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I needed these Words of Wisdom from Beyoncé today! This clip was really timely so I hope that you draw motivation from it today.
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With this tribute to Beyoncé, model Tabria Majors did not come to play this Halloween or, as she would call it, “Beylloween!” Putting her creative mind to work, Tabria put together several different looks and dances from the singer’s career.
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I could say so much about this Inspirational Jam today because it really is a strong statement, particularly for those of color if I’m being real. I hope that it inspires you today and beyond.
“My Power,” featured on Beyoncé’s compilation album, The Lion King: The Gift, highlights the talents of Tierra Whack, Moonchild Sanelly, Yemi Alade, Nija, Busiswa, DJ Lag, and Bey herself, and other artists. For me, the song is a realization that I have so much to offer the world and I shouldn’t dim my light for any reason. None of us should allow other people or circumstances to rob us of our work, our gifts, and certainly not the power we have on this earth. I’m learning to stand confidently in mine.
Take a listen to the song below!
As many know, living legend Beyoncé recently dropped a compilation album to go along with her role as Nala in the 2019 Lion King live-action remake. There’s one song in particular that I had to make an Inspirational Jam because it pushes me to be great. I hope you love it as much as I do.
“Already” with Bey, Shatta Wale, and Major Lazer is probably my favorite song on The Lion King: The Gift. So much so, that I’m working on my own routine to it for my Zumba class. This is a song that specifically speaks to Simba stepping up as king of the Pridelands after all this time of being away. He was chilling in the jungle so long with Timon and Pumbaa, he forgot who he really was. It had been time for him to rise up. When I heard this song, I immediately could relate.
Each of us is kings and queens in our own right, but, at times, we cower from doing what we need to do to get ahead. It’s often out of fear or because we’re simply too complacent or lazy. We owe it to ourselves to give all that we can to be our best in whatever field we choose. We have to step up to the plate and shine already…it’s what we’re meant to do.
Take a listen to the track below!
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