Welcome to the New York Times Popcasts live on the New York Times

on the New York Times Facebook page on Facebook live. I'm the music critic

John Caramonica.

We just gotta let it be, let it be, let it be. on Caramonica. Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be, baby.

When you hold me, you hurt yourself, don't hurt yourself.

When you resist me, you're just yourself. So we were just

were just yourself.

Don't hurt yourself.

So we were just listening to

Don't Hurt Yourself.

That's Beyoncé, Off off Lemonade, featuring Jack White,

and a whole lot of attitude.

We're here to talk about Beyonce's lemonade,

and I'm joined by the NYU bee hive I've got

Leslie yeah hey I'm for it I got Leslie Morris critic large I have Jenna

Wartham staff writer at the New York Times magazine.

What's up?

And Nicole Hannah Jones.

Yo.

A first-time popcaster from the New York Times magazine.

Yeah, seriously, here we are sharing our feelings with the people. This as a musical event and as a visual event is so much about consumption and so much about how you take it in. Nicole and I were talking before the show about how transient it could feel when someone else puts a record out and you can

be like oh listen to that in my car I'll just grab it I'll snatch it I'll throw it

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