#OTR Tour

[earth222ky]

beyoncé for her 20th suprise party

[onikasbarbie]

[tyra-atm]

sep 18'

[thatgurlbey]

What’s better than one billionaire?

[persephoneflouwers]

Never heard a transition so flawless

[sokoal]

and there are those who say that it's all the same songs and beats /badbunny

Are they deaf or what?? Even on his very first album he mixed a lot of genre. From pop, hip-hop, punk, to rock, trap... Dozens of his songs are not even reggaeton. Later, besides the above he pulled in lo-fi(!) or dubstep(!) Not to mention many different instruments...

(Haciendo Que Me Amas is the most beautiful song he could ever write. That guitar solo at the end... 🥺🤯)

[kvrdelen]

went onto the live nation presale for shits and gigs and i was number 90k in the queue. im not silly enough to think id ever get renaissance tour tickets but what the fuck

[miusejournal]

My Favorite Vivienne Westwood moments🪐 ੈ✩‧˚ Prt.2

Naomi Campbell & Vivienne Westwood backstage 1993

Kate Moss for Vivienne Westwood spring/summer 1995

Fka Twigs for Caprisongs wearing vivienne westwood fw1991 crown

Beyonce wearing custom Vivienne Westwood during the OTR II Tour (2018)

Rihanna in custom Vivienne Westwood at the Victoria Secret 2012 fashion show

[otrtbs]

hey hey 💖

idk if this has been asked before but does otrtbs stand for something? i've always wondered

heyo!!!

yes and no!! so ,,,,

back in the day One Direction had a tour called on the road again tour,, which fans would abbreviate to OTRA. so when i was making my ao3 i had the silly idea to name myself after the One Direction tour. and i got as far as typing OTR and then i was like "girl,,, u cannot name urself after a One Direction tour in the year of our lord 2021" or whatever so then i keyboard smashed the TBS part and boom! otrtbs was born.

[angelofverdum]

BEYONCE by Beyoncé

I've been listening to this album none stop and I don't know why.

Since March I've been going From Las mujeres ya no lloran to Cowboy Carter nonstop, they got me like

But I said mmm let me go listen to these two queens' whole discography, after I finished I went back to Beyonce's self-titled and I'm stuck there.

The first time I heard a song from this album I was still learning English, so I was like what the hell is a "Partition". I know I know, but I was tiny with pure thoughts.

I barely remember when the album dropped but the world was in shambles, I wasn't a fan then but I liked some of her songs, mostly the singles.

Everybody was talking about Partition because of the damn chair, but to me, the song sounded crazy like the rhythm was wrong, idk what it was but I didn't like it.

But I kept coming back to Partition even tho it sounded weird to me, but I was like this this:

Anyway, BEYONCE is the album that made me a fan, a few years later tho, I knew more english and I've matured. I listened to the album again and realized what a masterpiece that album is.

It's my favorite album from her, all the albums that have come after are probably better because Beyonce keeps growing as an artist and even today she hasn't peaked which is scary but BEYONCE is like an after and before of her career.

It feels like she said fuck commercial success, and I know she's been saying this since 4, but what she did was very risky and she made history.

BEYONCE is my favorite album because she was having fun, being horny, bisexual, and got a bob, how can I not love this album.

Like did she need to do all of this? no, but she did and we are thankful.

So I'm gonna talk about every song in her album because I feel like it

1. Pretty Hurts.

I think this is her weakest opening for an album. It's not one of my favorite songs from her in general but it's not a skip like people like to say, and somehow set the tone for what the album is. Also watching Beyonce throw up was shocking to me as an easily impressionable young girl.

2. Haunted.

Probably one of her less commercial songs but a masterpiece nonetheless. It's so so SO good, I wish I could eat this song. "Working 9 to 5 just to stay alive" She is so right for that and "Probably won't make no money off this, oh well" with the ghostly voice. A masterpiece through and through. "My wicked tongue where will it be". One of my favorite videos too.

3. Drunk in love.

Beyonce is a very horny person she put all of that in her art but when she sings with Jay-Z I feel they often get too close to giving too much information bc why was Jay saying they conceived Blue in Paris at the OTR tour? Me, personally I didn't need to know. Anyway, this song is a hit, it's better than Crazy in Love (a timeless hit) but not as good as Deja Vu.

But hello? The surfboard line and the "your breastesses in my breakfast" line. Just horny people and like he said "My wife Beyoncé, I brag different" I'll be like that too.

Also, this iconic dance that I have to do every time I listen to the song

4. Blow.

Her horniest song until now when she released Desert Eagle. "Can you lick my skittles in the middle" "Pink is the flavor" "I can't wait 'til I get home so you can turn that cherry out" the whole song is crazy and the best part she doesn't even say a bad word or an explicit phrase.

Well, "Gimme that daddy-long stroke" is kinda nasty. Also, what does she mean by this?

Does she want to taste that pink flavor? Ok BIyoncé

5. No angel.

In this song, Beyonce is saying that no one is perfect, not even her, and that if you are in a relationship you have to work hard and fuck harder

"Stop actin’ so scared, just do what I tell. First, both of my legs go back on your head. And whatever you want, yeah, baby, I’ll bet it comes true"

And we should listen bc that's on 16 years of marriage

6. Yonce/Partition

The best song on the album. The badassery in Yoncé. The bisexualism that is the video. One of the best bars ever written for a song "I sneezed on the beat and the beat go sicker". The song is so perfect and sexy and nasty. "I don't need you seein' 'Yoncé on her knees"

In this song, she is supposed to be singing to her man about having sex in a car but she is also fantasizing about a threesome with another woman "The kind of girl you like is right here with me"

She had a woman liking her neck, appearing from between their legs and touching her sensually. Oh, Partition you'll always be famous.

7. Jealous

This is the kind of song that made me wonder how much of this was biographical and how much was imagination. Here she talks about waiting for him at home and she says something similar in Lemonade. I don't want to repeat myself but I really love this song. It's just so good.

Also wtf Jay? She is in her penthouse half-naked, cooking a meal for you naked. So where the hell you are?

8. Rocket

I think this one is the only song I had trouble liking it. And I know now that is a good song, don't love but I like it enough to not skip it. Beyonce asks from the jump if she can sit her ass on you. What's not to like? She is guiding you through the whole song"Hard rock, Steady rock" and "Got me screaming to the lord" I just know she has Jay tired.

9. Mine

This song is so good that I can listen to Drake's annoying ass. I wish it was her voice only. Her part is so good "I'm not feeling like myself since the baby" "Me being wherever I'm at worried about wherever you are" also "Alone in my place my heart is away" You'll crumble Sean Carter for making her feel this way.

10. XO

It's crazy how this song makes me feel so nostalgic. It's like it brings happy childhood memories. That kind of feeling makes me love and appreciate this song so so much.

11.***Flawless

She went to the studio mad as hell, ready to invent feminism to tell the haters fuck you.

12. Superpower

The most underrated song on the album. Still relevant to this day. Pharrell and Boots did their thing with this one, and Beyoncé of course. And the social implications, the feminism, the iconism, the cultural significance of this moment right here:

Destiny's Child, you are so loved by me.

13. Heaven

Heaven makes me so emotional. Letting go someone you love is not an easy thing to do. Boots is pretty good at what he does.

14. Blue

The iconic Blue Ivy Carter. Imagine your mom is Beyonce and she writes one of the most beautiful songs for you. It's not my favorite song and it's definitely not her best close song for an album (That goes to Summer Renaissance).

Platinum edition

Yes, I'm writing about these six tracks because the cowboy lady decided that the platinum edition will be the only one available on Spotify, even tho everybody knows that the deluxe versions of an album always suck and the standards are always better.

1. 7/11

This is one of her most fun videos just laughing and dancing. However, why is she saying that she wants to "Kick it" with a girl and a guy? Also, this is the song she chose to celebrate the legalization of gay marriage in the US and this is how she perform live that damn song

Jay-z you'll pay for getting to her too young and not letting her experiment.

2. Flawless remix

Nicki did her thing she was the best rapper in town. The Beynika stans were born and they were claiming Nicki and Bey were in love. Fanfics were created. You had to be there. The song is fine. I can listen to this version or the solo version, it's the same to me.

3. Drunk in Love (Remix)

Nobody listens to this song. A skip totally. Like Kanye should just shut up, thinking he can do a decent verse next to the best rapper in the game and Jay-Z. Beyonce was wrong for inviting him.

4. Ring off

I'm not going to say anything nasty because I support women's freedom and Mama Tina getting out of her sad marriage because it was time she put her love on top.

5. Blow Remix

Shut up Pharell. Coming here to ruin a perfect song.

6. Standing on the song remix

The Creole lady said you gonna get the remix and you gonna like it. I'm giving this song its 8.5 for giving me latinyoncé.

"Mix up passion with fruit, sangria BB Cubana, ay, qué lindo ya tú sabes, camino como cocino, primo"

Grown Woman

I know this song is not a track on the album but I wanted to include it on this list because first, it's so good, and second it's fascinating how Beyonce did this for a Pepsi commercial, release a whole ass video on the visual album, and only 10 years later she put it on streaming. She is crazy.

Nothing else to add besides BEYONCÉ is so important to the music industry. It popularized visuals (She doesn't do that anymore tho) and established Friday as the official day for music releases.

After this Album Beyonce has been releasing masterpiece after masterpiece.

I'll stop yapping now after saying I love Beyoncé and we should invent immortality for her.

[stephaniejuhnay]

Alright. Let’s get into this concert “review.”

First of all y’all. I legit have no words. I’ve been to a Beyonce show before in 2018. OTR II was amazing, and the fact that I got see Beyonce AND Jay Z (one of my favorite rappers of all time) was just….insane.

But last night? It really is hard to put into words. When I say that show was perfect from top to bottom? PER. FECT. I didn’t take much video bc I just wanted to be in the moment and savor what I knew was gonna be an experience I’d remember forever. I’ll give a short breakdown tho.

Vocally she is unmatched. I’m sorry. The effortlessness of her “opening act” where she did most of her ballads was phenomenal. LA actually had a true opener (DJ Khaled), but she is her own opening act for most of the tour and she slays. Then you enter the Renaissance portion and she’s doing everything she did vocally but while dancing her ASS off. Who else is doing it like her?!

VISUALLY everything is stunning. The stage, the actual visuals going on on the screen, HER. Her dancers, her band, her background singers. Tens across the board. Everyone looks amazing and sounds amazing. And you can tell she hired the best of the best for every single aspect of her show. Sound, lights, crew, performers. Everyone was on their A-game.

Anyway. The show was outstanding. She literally performed the whole album bc LA got the coveted “thique/all up in your mind/drunk in love (with the Dubai ending) trifecta. 🥲

I’m also sure she was filming that show and we’ll see it in whatever concert film/documentary/visuals she’s working on for this era. Cannot wait.

Lastly. Full look last night. Thanks for hyping me yall. 🥲

[whiskeyswifty]

If you have no imagination and can’t get over thinking about her singing Bodyguard about Jay that’s a skill issue. To me she’s singing that to Blake Lively and whatever homoerotic shit they had going on in that OTR tour promo video.

[comradekarin]

20/27 — ya ya … tina turner is SNAPPING in heaven you hear me girl… like this is giving why don’t you love me otr tour ii like WHOOOOOOO

[thatgurlbey]

OTR Halo

[galvxias]

presentando a : galaxia.

hola peeps ! hui de este lado, viniendo a presentar a la rata. u know the drill, les dejo abajo del read more un poco de información sobre ella, y si les interesa armar algo, con un like ya me tienen molestándoles.

gala rojas, mejor conocida como galaxia, nació en madrid españa, hace veintidós años bajo el signo escorpio. actualmente forma parte de una banda en la cual cumple el rol de baterista y también hace coros, sin embargo también es habilidosa con el bajo y el teclado ; en secreto, es compositora.

en cuanto a su reputación en la disquera, en un principio se pensaba que era algo así como una "protegida" de don, debido a la manera en la que llegó a formar parte de tan joven, pero esa concepción se desmintió hace tiempo ( aunque si algún personaje quiere aún creerlo, me gusta ). es una persona bastante simple y despreocupada, no se involucra en dramas y por eso no es tan del agrado de la prensa : la catalogan con el estereotipo de baterista retraída, misteriosa y solitaria, no es realmente así; aunque se divierte fomentando esa idea.

gala tiene una vibra muy linda y por lo mismo le resulta fácil relacionarse con los demás, es de esas personas que si llegás media hora tarde al ensayo no te va a decir nada y con la que podés estar en silencio por horas mirando el techo y nunca va a generar incomodidad. si bien no se identifica con un género musical en particular, sino que le gusta involucrarse con todos, pero en el fondo su escencia es la del rock, en todas sus variedades. *sui generis sounds in the background*

personalidad y relación con don : perdón les dejo el link al formulario porque si lo agregó acá me va a quedar una biblia ( sí, más de lo que ya es ) que nadie va a leer y les entiendo tbh, no me odien.

vínculos : ahora a lo interesante. bueno fuera de su banda en sí, me gustaría que haya trabajado con otres músiques, ya sea en proyectos individuales, como reemplazo en algún tour, o quizás en sus primeros años cuando si bien estaba firmada con la disquera todavía no pertenecía a un grupo en particular. también teniendo en cuenta cuando llegó, me gustaría armar esas relaciones con las personas que le presentaron el mundo de westbound y los ángeles, que le hayan enseñado a hablar inglés !! y todo lo que es primeras veces en el mundo de la música. siento que tiene una forma de ser con la que se pueden armar muchas cositas así que como dije, con un like se las regalo.

gracias por leer perdón por la biblia <3

[warmglowofsurvival]

Yahoo! On the Road Q&A: Twenty One Pilots

by: lyndsey parker

Yahoo! On the Road tour's Seattle show on an epic bill with Gossip, Willy Moon, and Capital Cities. There, they gave 1000 percent to their excited Northwest fans, doing backflips, climbing up the balconies, leaping off speakers, rocking matching skeleton hoodies, doing a double drum solo, and even giving a fake encore. To say these guys have personality would be putting it pretty mildly.

Before Twenty One Pilots hit the stage running, Yahoo! Music caught up with Tyler and Josh in their Moore Theatre dressing room, and hopefully their wonderfully skewed personalities came shining through in the following transcript of their delightfully sarcastic interview. Someone really needs to give these guys their own "Monkees"-style sitcom. But until that gets greenlit, read on...

YAHOO! OTR: So tell me how you guys formed.

JOSH: What's cool is like we knew each other probably over a year before we started playing music together, and just hung out all the time. We wanted to play music together, and then things kind of fell into place for that to happen. It's good to be friends before you start to play in a band; that's my opinion.

YAHOO! OTR: I heard a rumor that you met on Craigslist. Was it the "Casual Encounters" section?

TYLER: It was actually a business encounter. We like to say we're not in a band, we're actually like businessmen that travel around…and show you our business.

JOSH: I forget how we came up with that. I think it's to impress girls. 'cause sometimes if you go up and say, "Yeah, I'm in a band," girls' parents are not impressed.

TYLER: Whenever you talk to the parents and you say, "I'm in a band," it's like, "Okay, yeah, what are you really going to do with your life?" So we decided to just tell girls' parents that we're businessmen. And they'd further ask questions about our business and we'd just quickly change the subject.

JOSH: Very quickly.

YAHOO! OTR: Things seemed to have moved very quickly for you guys…

JOSH: Actually you know what? It's basically been just two years.

TYLER: I have no idea what month it is. Was it? Dude, happy anniversary.

JOSH: Happy anniversary, man.

YAHOO! OTR: Aw. How are you guys going to celebrate your anniversary?

TYLER: Make out.

JOSH: We probably won't do that, just kidding.

YAHOO! OTR: Do you have any theories as to why things came together so quickly for Twenty One Pilots?

TYLER: There's a lot of bands out there that have a really long history of periods of time where they're in the van. I definitely want to hit on the fact that we did hit all those points, but we hit them in stride and we saw them come at us very quickly, so we've seen every step that we wanted to see, we made sure we didn't skip any of those steps.

YAHOO! OTR: Do you get flak for supposedly not "paying your dues" or something?

TYLER: No, no, there's just so many bands out there, there's so many bands we know, friends of ours, that are doing the sleeping-in-a-van-in-a-Wal-Mart-parking-lot thing. And we're fortunate enough to move forward. We're in the Sam's Club parking lot now.

JOSH: We're members.

TYLER: But as things start to move quickly for us, I think that it's a testament to our live show and how ready we are for any sort of opportunity that comes our way, because we've played every type of show that there is to play, and we're ready for that moment.

YAHOO! OTR: What's the weirdest type of gig you've played?

TYLER: Some older couple will hire us to play in their bedroom. Stuff like that.

YAHOO! OTR: Sounds fun.

TYLER: Also when we're playing locally, starting out, still no one really knows who to put us with. So we've done the whole hip-hop bill, we've done a bunch of heavy metal bills — which was a lot of fun, actually. In a way, I'm just now kind of realizing it as I step back, we've drawn from those different scenes as we came up. There's obviously an element of hip-hop in the music but we've taken and been inspired by the metal scene. I mean, you wouldn't hear it in our music, but you'll never see a harder-working band than a metal band, so it's just all those things we've held onto, and they've been inspiring to us.

JOSH: We'll play with anyone and we learned to adapt to whatever the environment, whether it's a different club or venue or, you know, different bands that we play with, and try to figure out what kind of people are coming out to see those bands and how we can come across to them as the band that we are, without really sacrificing anything about ourselves.

YAHOO! OTR: What would be your dream gig, in terms of opening for someone. [silence] Celine Dion?

JOSH: Probably.

TYLER: No, just her band.

JOSH: Yeah, it would be karaoke for everybody; everybody sings along with it, like Celine's words are on the screen, but playing along with her actual band.

TYLER: There are certain bands that I like, and it's hard for me, with Josh and I kind of being a new band; we almost have like an underdog mentality. It's hard for me not to want to destroy whoever plays after us. It's hard for us not to feel a tiny bit competitive.

JOSH: So why don't the others bands just be better?

TYLER: I'd just like to headline. That's probably my best answer.

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