The Carters - Apeshit 【TESTED × REVIEW】
: Beyoncé and her dancers perform in front of Jacques-Louis David's massive painting, using the synchrony of Black bodies to "upstage" symbols of white monarchy.
: Beyond the art, the song contains sharp commentary on contemporary issues, such as JAY-Z's lyrics about turning down the Super Bowl halftime show and criticism of the Recording Academy. THE CARTERS - APESHIT
The video is an "embodied disruption" that challenges the Western-centric narrative of art history. Key artistic references include: : Beyoncé and her dancers perform in front
: Beyoncé and her dancers perform in front of Jacques-Louis David's massive painting, using the synchrony of Black bodies to "upstage" symbols of white monarchy.
: Beyond the art, the song contains sharp commentary on contemporary issues, such as JAY-Z's lyrics about turning down the Super Bowl halftime show and criticism of the Recording Academy.
The video is an "embodied disruption" that challenges the Western-centric narrative of art history. Key artistic references include: