On December 13, 2013, Beyoncé surprised the world by releasing a self-titled album without any prior promotion. Now, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of this landmark event in the music world, which redefined the way artists approach the release of their projects.

The album "Beyoncé," often called the "visual album," was a turning point in the singer's career. In addition to containing 14 songs, the album was accompanied by 17 music videos, providing fans with a complete multimedia experience. With this album, Beyoncé demonstrated her ability to innovate and surprise, while solidifying her reputation as a visionary artist.
 

The impact of this album was felt far beyond the musical aspect. By choosing to release the album without promotion, Beyoncé overturned the conventions and codes of the music industry. It showed the world that artists could take control of their own narrative and interact directly with their fans, without having to follow the traditional patterns of promotion and all that goes into releasing an album.
 

Musically, "Beyoncé" has been praised by critics for its sonic diversity and candid lyrics. The songs address themes such as femininity, love, and emancipation. From "Drunk in Love" to "Flawless" to "Partition," each track offers a glimpse into Beyoncé's life and mind, while showcasing her ability to push creative boundaries.
 

In addition to its cultural and musical impact, the album was also a commercial success. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, and each song was a hit in its own right. “Beyoncé” was certified platinum and went on to sell millions of copies around the world.
 

Ten years after its release, "Beyoncé" continues to influence the entertainment industry as a whole. Its innovative approach to surprise album releases has inspired many other artists to rethink how they interact with their audiences. Additionally, the album solidified Beyoncé's position as a world-renowned cultural and artistic icon. Incidentally, who had the chance to attend her tour or watch the film at the cinema? )
 

What do you think is the best song on the Beyoncé album, and what are your thoughts on her “zero promotion” strategy?