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Beyonce Speaks LOUD with Pretty Hurts

Have you seen Beyonce’s “Pretty Hurts” music video? The video touches on the pressures of being a woman from plastic surgery, starvation, bulimia, botox, depression and more.

Bey starts off explaining that she represents all the things that women go through to keep up with the pressure that society puts on us. , Bey says, “I’m pretending to get a face-lift and Botox.”

If you haven’t, then you should. Despite being criticized for her Time magazine top 100 most influential cover for her attire, the pop diva is proving to be a role model with disturbing visual of what pageant queens, models and women go through to look fit, health and pretty.

While Beyonce focuses on her music, her fans went in on her over the Time cover, but did they forget this is her image?

The controversial cover also had fans and bloggers tapping away furiously.

One of her loyal fans had something to say about it. “I absolutely LOVE Beyonce but that outfit is SO Miley Cyrus,” is one fan’s response.

“Thigh-high boots, corsets, the teeniest of short shorts may be Beyoncé‘s look du jour, but do they really have a place on Time magazine’s cover?” wrote blogger Brogan Driscoll on the Huffington Post.

CelebNMusic247.com felt it was typical Beyonce and thought it was fine. Beyonce fans should check themselves for attacking their queen.

Back to “Pretty Hurts,” supporting why Bey is in Time Magazine’s top 100 most influential.

Not all pretty women are in good health or fit. Many model and pageant queens soak cotton balls with orange juice, while others drink carrot juice with laxative in it to keep them thin. there are many things that Bey touches on like plastic surgery, starvation, bulimia, botox and depression while faking the funk that she is happy in the video “Pretty Hurts.”

You never know what one goes through to achieve greatness of 15-minutes of fame. And if they get there will they make it.

Beyonce had this to say about women and the many pressures they face and asking the question:

“When you get this trophy and you’re looking at it. Is it worth it?”

Director Melina Matsoukas adds;

“I wanted to recreate that and have her break them and say that it doesn’t really advance you to get these awards that are just based on outer beauty.”

“The concept of the video is really a behind the scenes look into society’s take on beauty and how it doesn’t bring you happiness and it doesn’t move you forward in life.”

“It’s really finding yourself that brings you happiness.”

Checkout Beyonce’s new video “Pretty Hurts”: