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There's a Timely Mental Health Message in Beyoncé's New Summer Smash

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Hey, queen. Girl, you have done it again — constantly raising the bar for us all and doing it flawlessly. Me? Write a Beyoncé story without starting it with that famous Michelle Obama line?

Come on now. You had to see that coming. ICYMI, Beyoncé just released the song of the summer that my neighbors will inevitably hate because I can’t stop playing it.

The upcoming album, newly dubbed “Renaissance,” seems to be a reference to how we’re moving into a renaissance of sorts, inspired by the continued years of being plagued by a global pandemic, amongst all the other worldwide issues we’re dealing with and living through.

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