From Spotify Studios, this is Dissect.

Long-form musical analysis broken into short digestible episodes.

I'm Cole Kishna.

And I'm TT Shodia. So, Today we continue our serialized analysis of lemonade by Beyoncée. On our last

episode we dissected the chapter denial. There Beyonce described all the way she

denied herself. She detailed her painstaking, often torturous attempts to

transform for the sake of her husband who she worshipped like a God.

Meanwhile on screen we witness Beyoncé undergo another transformation from a sleeping silent suppressed servant to a powerful life-giving goddess

Specifically Beyonce channeled the YorubaShoon, performing the song hold up while

smashing out car windows with her baseball bat, hot sauce.

At the end of the chapter, Biante's emotional transition from denial to destruction is crystallized as she

stampedes a row of cars with a monster truck. It's here that were presented with

Lemonade's next chapter, the subject of our episode today,

Anger. I can wear her. the subject of her episode today, anger.

I can wear her skin over mine.

Her hair over mine.

Her hands as gloves.

Her teeth as confetti.

We can pose for a photograph.

All three of us,

immortalized. You and your perfect girl. In Tony Morrison's the bluest eye, the novel's black nine-year-old narrator, Claudia McTear,

describes dismembering a toy doll.

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