Intro
Beyonce Lyrics


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I am Beyoncé
I am Beyoncé
I am Beyoncé




Overall Meaning

The song "Intro" by Beyoncé serves as an introduction to her hit single "Crazy in Love", and is included as the opening track on her 2003 album "Dangerously in Love". The song's upbeat tempo and catchy hook introduce listeners to the overall theme of the album, which is the overwhelming feeling of falling in love. The lyrics explore the singer's emotions as she realizes she is falling in love and becomes consumed by it.


The opening lyrics, "Most incredibly, it's ya girl, B, It's ya boy, young," reference Beyoncé and Jay-Z's collaboration on the track. The following lyrics describe the experience of falling in love, including the feeling of being unable to control one's emotions and the desire to be with that special someone constantly. The chorus proclaims how love has made the singer feel "crazy" and how it's "got me looking so crazy right now". The song also includes a rap verse by Jay-Z that expresses his love for Beyoncé and his confidence in their relationship.


Overall, "Intro" serves as a perfect introduction to Beyoncé's album, setting the tone for the rest of the record and showcasing the singer's powerful voice and emotional range.


Line by Line Meaning

Yes
An affirmative response to a previous statement or question.


It's so crazy right now
The current situation or feeling is intense and out of control.


Most incredibly, it's ya girl, B
I am proud to announce that I, Beyoncé, am present and taking part in this moment or event.


It's ya boy, young
Introducing a male who is part of the current situation or event.


You ready?
Asking if the other person is mentally and emotionally prepared for what is about to happen.


Uh oh, uh oh, uh oh, oh, no, no
Expressing a mix of excitement and concern, possibly due to the unexpected or risky nature of the situation.


Yeah, history in the making
This moment or event will be remembered and recorded as an important part of history.


Part two--it's so crazy right now
Continuing the previous line, emphasizing the intensity and chaos of the situation.


I look and stare so deep in your eyes
I am making prolonged eye contact with someone, perhaps to show affection or interest.


I touch on you more and more every time
My desire and physical attraction towards you are increasing with each interaction.


When you leave, I'm begging you not to go
I am expressing a strong desire for someone to stay with me and not leave.


Call your name two or three times in a row
I repeat someone's name multiple times, perhaps as a way to get their attention or express my feelings.


Such a funny thing for me to try to explain
It is difficult for me to express or rationalize my feelings, which may be unusual or unexpected.


How I'm feeling and my pride is the one to blame
I am admitting that my emotions are causing me to act in ways that may not be logical or rational, and my ego is contributing to this behavior.


'Cause I know I don't understand
I am aware that I do not fully comprehend the power and nature of the love I am experiencing.


Just how your love can do what no one else can
I am acknowledging that the love I feel from this person is different and special in a way that I cannot explain or compare to other experiences.


Got me looking so crazy right now, your love's
The intense, unexpected love I am feeling is causing me to act and feel in an unusual or out of control way.


Got me hoping you'll page me right now, your kiss
I am eagerly waiting for a message or contact from this person, specifically in the form of a kiss.


Looking so crazy in love's
My feelings and actions are intense and possibly irrational, due to the strong love I feel.


When I talk to my friends so quietly
I am speaking to my friends in a hushed or private manner, possibly to discuss personal or romantic matters.


Who he think he is? Look at what you did to me
I am questioning the actions of a man who has caused me intense and, possibly, negative emotions.


Tennis shoes, don't even need to buy a new dress
I do not need to dress up or impress anyone because the love I feel is not based on superficial or materialistic factors.


If you ain't there, ain't nobody else to impress
I only care about how this person views me, and no one else's opinion matters in comparison.


It's the way that you know what I thought I knew
This person has shown me a new or deeper understanding of a situation or experience I thought I understood before.


It's the beat my heart skips when I'm with you
Being with this person causes my heart to skip a beat, a physical sign of intense emotion or attraction.


Got me hoping you'll save me right now
I am in need of emotional or physical rescue from this person, which highlights the intensity and dependence of my feelings.


Check it, let's go
An expression of excitement and readiness to take action or start the next phase of the situation.


Young 'Hov, y'all know when the flow is loco
Referring to oneself, Jay-Z, whose style and rap technique are known to be wild and out-of-control.


Young B and the R-O-C, uh oh
Referring to both Beyoncé and her music management and production company, Roc Nation.


Ol' G, big homey, the one and only
Referring to oneself as an older, respected figure who is unique and irreplaceable.


Stick bony, but the pocket is fat like Tony--Soprano (oh no)
Describing oneself as thin or skinny, but with lots of money or wealth, which is a reference to the TV show The Sopranos and its main character.


The ROC handle like Van Axel
Suggesting the company Roc Nation is strong and efficient, similar to the way a racecar driver handles their vehicle.


I shake phonies, man; you can't get next to
I distance myself from fake or insincere people and do not allow them to try to associate with me.


The genuine article; I do not sing though
Asserting that one is the true and authentic version of oneself, but clarifying that they are not a singer or musician like Beyoncé.


I sling though; if anything, I bling yo
Admitting that one deals in selling or distributing goods, but specifically luxury items or jewelry.


A star like Ringo, roll like a green beret
Comparing oneself to the famous musician Ringo Starr, and suggesting that one is stealthy or aggressive like a soldier with a green beret.


Crazy bring ya whole set
My presence alone is so chaotic and intense that it affects everyone around me.


Jay Z in the range, crazy and deranged
Descriptions of both oneself and one's vehicle, which suggests a state of madness or insanity.


They can't figure him out; they like, "hey, is he insane?"
Other people are confused by my actions or behavior and may question my mental state or sanity.


Yes, sir, I'm cut from a different cloth
Acknowledging that one is unique or different from most people, and suggesting that they have an elevated or specialized view of the world.


My texture is the best fur, chinchilla
Comparing oneself to a luxurious type of fur, which suggests that one is high-quality or valuable.


I been iller than chain smokers
Asserting that one's greatness or superiority is similar to someone who is addicted to smoking cigarettes.


How you think I got the name Hova?
Asking the rhetorical question of how one became known as Jay Z, suggesting that it is due to one's rap skills or greatness.


I been realer; the game's over
Claiming to have been more honest, genuine, or authentic than others, and suggesting that one has already achieved the highest level of success or achievement.


Fall back, young; ever since I made the change over
Advising others to step back or give way, as the artist has already undergone significant personal growth or transformation.


To platinum the game's been wrap, one
Referring to one's success in the music industry, specifically having sold over a million copies of an album or single, and emphasizing that one is the single winner or champion of that achievement.


I'm not myself; lately I'm foolish, I don't do this
Admitting that one has acted irrationally or out of character recently, and suggesting that this may be due to the intense love one is feeling.


I've been playing myself; baby, I don't care
Acknowledging that one has not acted in one's own best interest, but suggesting that the love one is feeling is worth any negative consequences.


'Cause your love's got the best of me
Admitting that one's emotions or actions are heavily influenced or controlled by the love one is feeling for this person.


And, baby, you're making a fool of me
Acknowledging that one feels embarrassed or foolish due to the effect this person has on them.


You got me sprung and I don't care who sees
Suggesting that one is fully committed or devoted to this person, and does not care about the opinions or reactions of others.


'Cause, baby, you got me, you got me so crazy, baby
Emphasizing the intense and all-consuming love that one is feeling, which is causing irrational or extreme behavior.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Beyonce Giselle Knowles

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@loganjernigan

Today is Wednesday, July 19th, 2023 and I am still on a high from Beyoncé’s show in Nashville, TN on Saturday July 15th.

It was only until the morning of the show that I decided to bite the bullet and purchase tickets. I went all out and got floor seats in the coveted Club Renaissance. Although expensive, I managed to justify the expense because, to be honest. I have been working really hard lately. I’ve been pinching penny’s for the longest time. I just paid off my car. I was recently promoted and I’ve been working unpaid overtime at the office nearly every single day for the past few months to prove myself. I’m all about living a balanced lifestyle, but I’ve been grinding so hard for what seems like forever, that a lot of the joy of life has been overshadowed by the mundane. Before pressing complete purchase, I told myself: “The money will find it’s way back to you. But your youth will not.”

Immediately after, I started scouring the internet for last minute accommodation. Granted, I only reside half an hour north of the city, but considering that Club Renaissance had a bar as well as the fact that’d I’d probably decide to go out after the show, I thought it’d be best to stay in town for the evening. I managed to find a single room available on AirBnB hosted at the Scarritt Bennett Conference Center on Music Row. It was a no frills, 100 square foot room on an old, historic campus akin to a European monastery. It was a quaint, clean, inexpensive place to rest my head for the exciting evening ahead. I excitedly left the office, headed home to pack a bag and be on my way into the city.

I arrived at the facility, checked in and unpacked my things. I mixed myself up a margarita, put on some music, touched up my makeup and put on my outfit. I donned a sheer, crystal embellished crop top from Free People, my favorite pair of light-wash Abercrombie & Fitch denim, Steve Madden black leather Chelsea boots and my grandfather’s ring.

At 6:00 P.M. I ordered an Uber and was paired with the loveliest driver, a young gay man by the name Nathan who was originally from Orange Beach, Alabama. He & I had shared a very candid conversation about sexuality, and how I, a near 30 year old man, have not yet “come out” and how not a single family member of mine was aware of my plans for the evening. I truly will cherish the space Nathan allowed me to talk so candidly about something so deeply personal to me.

Nathan dropped me off at the designated ride share spot and we parted ways with a hug.

If you by chance don’t have anyone to attend the concert with or you are on the fence about going to a concert alone, The Renaissance World Tour is the show to attend alone. I guarantee you will leave the show with at least one lifelong friend. And if the above encounter doesn’t confirm that for you, the below will.

And cue in my girl Kenya. I entered through gate 6 with no issue. I was given a green wristband and began to make my way down the stairs of the stadium, onto the field and into Club Renaissance. As I approached the entrance of Club Renaissance, I was told that I did not have the right credentials for entrance. I was short 2 additional wristbands. So, I made my way back up the stairs to where I was given my original wristband and relayed to the staff working the table that I had just been denied access to Club Renaissance. They kindly directed me to a booth just a few feet to the right where a small group had been formed, telling me that I could be assisted there.

I made my way over to said booth and was asked that I wait with the group as we would need be escorted out of the stadium to the VIP sign in booth. This is where I met Kenya. Initially I complimented her on her outfit, that she had made herself from a garment she had bought from Forever21 that looked as if it come straight off of the Paco Rabanne SS23 runway. We both jokingly expressed concern of possibly having been scammed by fake resale tickets after having been denied entrance to Club Renaissance. And come to find out, Kenya too is a Nashville native. What are the odds? Due to the growth the city has experienced over the past decade, it can be hard to run into natives. In fact, we refer to ourselves as unicorns considering how rare it is to do so.

After a few minutes of waiting, a member of staff approached us and asked that we follow him. So we followed him outside of the stadium to the VIP sign in booth. I personally had no issues accessing my Ticketmaster account and having the staff manning the VIP booth verify my information. However, Kenya’s phone service was not working and she was unable to access her Ticketmaster account.

I encouraged her not to worry and asked if she’d like to sign in to her account through my phone. Success! It worked! Her information was verified and we were both given our proper credentials. Now it was time to party…

Ha! Not so fast.

Kenya & I were making our way back to the stadium gate and we’re stopped by security. We were asked where our escort was. We didn’t know. I believe that we had been separated from our escort due to Kenya’s Ticketmaster inaccessibility that had momentarily held us up.

No less, we were informed by security that considering we had already scanned our tickets, if we were to attempt re-scanning them to get back into the venue, we would be denied access. And let me tell you something honey, Ms. Gwyn took her job seriously. And hey, I completely respect it. It is always best to take extra precautions in this day and age. When reflecting on the situation, it made me feel even more at ease that my safety was really being taken seriously. But Kenya & I both were really nervous that maybe our earlier joking of having had purchased fake tickets was becoming a reality.

I managed to point out our escort when he was making his way back out to the VIP sign in booth with another group of people and we were able to verify our entry. And Ms. Gwyn personally escorted us back into the stadium.

We pridefully marched our freshly credentialed asses down to Club Renny, were granted access & treated ourselves to a drink for all the trouble. Haha!

The Pure Honey cocktail was my personal favorite! Whiskey, Honey, Lime Juice & Ginger Ale. It was the perfect drink to sip on before the show.

The time had come. Beyoncé comes on stage in the most beautiful red David Kona ensemble, encouraging the crowd not to be dismayed by the potential for unfavorable weather by saying: “If it rains, we’re going to dance in that damn rain.” The crowd let out an electric roar, setting the energy for the rest of the evening!

I danced the night away like a feral animal. I hadn’t danced that hard since my early to mid-twenties. And I kid you not when I say that I took a sick day off of work the following Monday to recover I was so sore from how hard I went… 🤣🤣🤣

The night was like a dream. I made Jay crack a smile, Michelle come out and danced with us in Club Renaissance and I got to see Beyoncé live in my hometown. I sincerely hope that you felt Nashville’s love for you B.

When I say that the show was worth every penny and the interest that it is going to accrue, I sincerely mean it. The production alone was awe inspiring. The entire show exemplified the highest quality of entertainment.

I couldn’t help but find myself throughout the show, looking around the stadium and thinking. “I wonder if Beyoncé looks out across this crowd of people, all of whom are there to see her, and is overwhelmed by such a thought as I am in this moment.”

I truly cannot wait to get my film from the show developed!

One of my favorite tracks from the album is “Break My Soul” and I left the show with this being my new anthem. Although I find it might be somewhat overshadowed by the fun-spirited dance element, there is an important message concealed within that song. Life is hard. It is full of so many trials. Seasons of uncertainty and fear. There will be times where no matter how hard you try, things just simply will not turn out how you wish them to be. It is so important during these times to reflect and prioritize what is really important in life. Family, love for your fellow man, human connection.

And I felt all of those things at this show.

I don’t care how you identify politically, religiously, sexually, etc. I simply want to encourage you to release whatever anger it is you’re holding on to. Release the attachment you have to the insignificant, trivial things of this world. Release your ego. And start focusing your energy towards what really matters.

I pray that whatever season you find yourself in your life, that God grant you the wisdom, strength, guidance, courage, patience & discipline to see it through to another day.

To mama Tina, all I’ve got to say is that you must be so proud of the young women you have raised.

I’ll be in the Floor Section A, Row 1, seat 13 in Atlanta, GA on Saturday August 12th, 2023. I hope to see you there!

Much love,

Logan 🕊🤍



@Momartsn

Dear Beyoncé,

I absolutely had to write this comment to express my deep love and admiration for you. From Senegal, I am a devoted fan of your talent and your incredible album "Renaissance." This masterpiece is a true work of art, a genuine artistic rebirth that has touched my soul in indescribable ways.

Your voice transcends borders and language barriers, and your music resonates in the hearts of millions of people worldwide. You are a precious singer, an icon whose influence extends far beyond the music industry. Your commitment to social causes and your determination to give a voice to the oppressed are an immeasurable source of inspiration.

I also want to congratulate your daughter on her evident talent and wish her good luck in her career. She has an incredible mother who will serve as her guide and role model.

Thank you, Beyoncé, for your music that brings joy, strength, and hope to so many people. Keep shining and illuminating our lives with your unparalleled artistic presence.
i love you



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@Rayyzer

for those that attended this concert, just know you attended HISTORY. You experienced an iconic moment of history that wont be repeated

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@javiermelgar5586

my life was never the same after this tour. it was everything.

@reign.of.giselle

a theatrical run of the Renaissance Tour would be insane. the visuals are so cinematic and otherworldly. beyoncé is truly in a league of her own.

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@Khumzwi

Well she did tell us that "She's 1 of 1"!😊 Love her!!!!!😢❤❤

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