“Beyonce stars in a new Levi’s ad campaign” links

Beyonce stars in a new ad campaign for Levi’s (her Cowboy Carter song “Levii’s Jeans” plays in the commercial). [Just Jared]
A gallery of men wearing socks & sandals. [OMG Blog]
Pink wiped her Twitter account months ago & it’s not about Sean Combs. [Socialite Life]
Will you watch Ana de Armas in the John Wickian Ballerina? [LaineyGossip]
Cate Blanchett is just doing whatever. [GFY]
Saturday Night Live has really lost it with their political stuff. [Pajiba]
Dior is out here making nun couture. [RCFA]
OMG, 7Up is now offering Shirley Temples!!! [Seriously OMG]
90 Days star once sued an Alabama city. [Starcasm]
Photos of the late Maggie Smith. [Hollywood Life]
People bragging about how they won the genetic lottery. [Buzzfeed]

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22 Responses to ““Beyonce stars in a new Levi’s ad campaign” links”

  1. olliesmom says:

    Now the cult is going to cancel Levis. Or have they already? I can’t keep up with all of their product boycotts because their feelings are hurt.

  2. chatter says:

    I miss the days of musicians refusing to “sell out”.
    Now every singer has their own brand. Endless marketing. Perfumes, clothes, housewares, make up, on & on.

    I wish Bey would start an entirely new fashion trend.
    End the huge fake nails and 12″ hair extensions.

    Bey could do it, her fans are endless.

    • Athyrmose says:

      What’s wrong with “fake nails and 12″ hair extensions?” Why does *she* need to end that trend?

    • Imara219 says:

      Just want to add that that’s her hair. How many hair washing videos must she do before y’all stop using hair as a code to talk about her.

  3. Chaine says:

    I just cannot with the denim hat with the jeans pocket on it, Beyoncé you are better than that!

  4. Mimi says:

    Is Bey out of money? Between this and the hair stuff. It’s giving … broke. But that can’t be true. And the bbl is getting more and more obvious, too.

    • sevenblue says:

      If she is thinking about retiring soon, she might be releasing products to establish her passive income. Nowadays, most revenue for artists comes from touring. She had a serious knee surgery as far as I read. That is why on her last tour, she didn’t dance as much as she used to. I know, her friends and family were trying to slow her down to take care of her body. So, I wouldn’t surprise if she releases one more album and retires officially from touring after.

    • Imara219 says:

      All of these items are items that showcases family legacy. The whiskey is a callback to her Grandfather’s roots (on her daddy’s side). The haircare line is a callback to her mother’s roots. The jeans is a fun tie-in to a song on her album. As soon as I heard it, I figured she would partner up with Levi’s.

  5. Bumblebee says:

    I love that hat!

  6. girl_ninja says:

    Okay racists from the CMA’s.

  7. NikkiK says:

    Multiple streams of income is the capitalist way! Beyonce looks amazing though, she’s got the best BBL in Hollywood. I said that to someone else a few months ago and they got so mad, and I’m like, it’s obvious and it’s the truth — don’t get mad.

    • sevenblue says:

      Anyone, who thinks her body is natural, is ignorant. We have seen her body all her life: before children, after children. She didn’t look like that. She has been fine and is still fine, but you don’t get that booty just with working out.

      • Ms single malt says:

        Whatever. Women’s bodies change thru various stages of life. No need to label people ignorant.

      • sevenblue says:

        @Ms single malt, is “ignorant” a bad word? I use it as “smb with no knowledge” about something. Of course our bodies change, especially after having children. However, no one (before BBL’s) got perfectly round-shaped booty after having children. There is no shame in plastic surgery, but people need to know the bodies we are seeing online are impossible without surgery, so they don’t feel bad about themselves.

    • Fabiola says:

      Hate her silver blonde hair. Not a good look.

  8. sevenblue says:

    Beyonce heard everyone crying about the album visuals, so she made another ad while giggling herself 😭😭 I see Renaissance diamonds and Cowboy Carter going into machine. What does it mean??!! Also, I wonder now if the song came first or the ad offer.

  9. Nerd says:

    I like the concept of the commercial not so much the execution. It seemed to end abruptly without enough advertising of the jeans and other Levi products. She’s a beautiful woman and I love that she is going beyond being a singer. She has a huge following and has so much to offer beyond her voice. That’s what I love about her and Rihanna. They are beautiful women who are expanding what they are known for and giving women, but especially WOC more options in a space where they’re not usual seen or celebrated.

  10. pollyv says:

    I like Beyonce as well as the next person but I’m not part of the cult. There is nothing about the way she looks in Levis that would make me go out and buy a pair.

  11. Lili says:

    so i’ve been wearing jeans since i was 12 yrs old are Levis telling me they are making jeans to accommodate my butt and not have that extra material at my waist.

  12. L4Frimaire says:

    I don’t like the ad and I don’t like the design of the jeans or the styling . Last week she was glamming it up in Paris in a gold dress, but we’re supposed she’s just going to some laundromat with no hype. The jeans look like basic mom jeans. Why couldn’t she wear a cooler cut or wash or some glam accessories besides a dumb cowboy hat. As others have said, it’s inauthentic.

    • sevenblue says:

      lol. What? It is an ad, not documentary. That is the weirdest criticism I have read. The “dumb cowboy hat” symbolizes her Cowboy Carter album and she is also pouring diamonds into the machine which is for her previous album “Renaissance”. It is a fun ad for her fans, not everything is literal.

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