We’re not sure how many videos Beyoncé got in the can off 4 before the bun in her oven made skintight leotards an impossibility (although, with pregnant Beyoncé, everything is a fashion yes), but we’re loving her most recent release, a golden era boy group throwback for “Love On Top”
Queen B channels the Jackson Five (and borrows the set from New Edition’s “If It Isn’t Love” shoot) in the clip, supported by a cast of hunky male backup dancers as they two-step and pose. Halfway through the video it become an homage to the magical powers of double-sided tape, as Beyoncé's breasts stay covered by possibly sheer force of will through three different suit jackets. In the end, even pants cant contain Beyoncé's majesty, and she rips them off and continues to break it down and ending on her knees, back arched, triumphant.
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS ON BEYONCE’S “4” ALBUM, BECAUSE: 1. SHE SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE THEE YOUNG & LATE MICHEAL JACKSON, 2. I LOVE HER ENTIRE ALBUM, AND MIST OF ALL THIS IS THE SONG THAT MY COUSIN MADE US LISTEN TO BACK TO BACK BECAUSE SHE WAS PISSY DRUNK ON HER B-DAY!
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