Jerkins and fellow producer Jon Jon Traxx first came up with the concept for “Deja Vu” while driving to a 7-Eleven before a recording session. “When we weren’t recording, she was thinking about all that type of stuff, and I got a chance to see that side of her.” “She was actually watching different people she was thinking about hiring as directors,” Jerkins tells Variety. Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins, who produced “World Wide Woman” and the album’s lead single, “Deja Vu,” recalls Beyoncé telling him her initial plans to make a music video for every song on the album. The gym is my therapy after all.Beyonce Knowles and VJ Damien Fahey appear onstage during MTV’s “Total Request Live” Tuesday, Sept. Some may not want to release like that after a workout, but I’ve found through the years that sometimes it’s really cathartic to let the tears flow after something challenging. I may or may not cry every single time I hear it.
“Superpower.” This is a nice and slow one perfect for a cool down.I like to use this one to do some basic stretches. “Rocket.” There’s nothing fast about this rocket.Stretch it out with these Beyoncé playlist songs: This song makes you want to take a bike outside and go so fast the wind sings. There’s a nice steady beat that runs throughout this song, with some faster moments perfect for a nice hill climb. “Blue.” I love this mama ode sooo much.Remember to say to yourself you look so good tonight. The minute Chimamanda starts speaking I stand up and get ready to feel flawless. “Flawless.” This song is great for Spin! I sprint it out through most of it.When Drake comes in with the chorus, take off and crank up your speed. “Mine.” This song is great for a steady long cycle.You should be transitioning lots and grinding into those hills. Carter! This is a fun and funky good track. Slow songs may be no angel, but they’ll have your legs shouting praises once done! “No Angel.” If you use this song for hills, you’ll definitely be cursing some legs and the bike.“Drunk in Love.” The slower the better when you need some good, good burn! The slower moments are the best time to crank it up to your highest resistance get in third position and let it rip.If you plan on Spinning, these are the best songs to add to your Beyoncé playlist: My fella is an excellent running motivator.
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The joy that pours out of these beats is the best plus there’s just something great about moving while thinking of your own personal xo person. “XO.” The first time I heard this song I knew I had found running tune magic.I feel bad, but her pain is definitely my gain this round. “Jealous.” Jealous is my favorite track, so even though it’s not the fastest track, I totally get lost in her frustration and I use it to pump out some strong runs.It’s great for when you want to move and have fun doing it. “Blow.” Well, Beyoncé IS roller skating in the video, so it was pretty obvious we had a fun, fast one on our hands.The minute she starts talking, slow it down - even walk and repeat. My runs are never quite perfect and uniform, so any excuse in a song to get in some interval reminders to slow and then speed up works for me. “Haunted.” You may be surprised I chose this one, but I love the fluctuations in pace this song brings.If you plan on running, these are the best songs to add to your Beyoncé playlist: I’m okay with more Beyoncé! So with Bey in mind, I’ve compiled some moves you can do to all the current tracks from her latest album. Fellow fans loved the idea and pushed for more - specifically a Beyoncé playlist. We recently made the awesome decision to pay homage/worship Beyoncé with a nice little workout inspired by her awesome energetic self.
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