BLACK IS KING AFRICAN REVIEW

[@bongiwemkheswa]

I learnt something new today. I never knew about the origins of "The Lion sleeps tonight". When I watched Black is King, I felt inspired and emotional too. The production, the execution, the visuals...damn. My favourite scenes were the mummification scene, the mood for eva and my power.

[@darrinthornton2409]

Just like Beyoncé we are all African I embrace my African history and heritage

[@annabaker8137]

What's very interesting is that when Beyonce was riding the horse while wearing the cow horn headdress with the solar disck inbetween I definitely think that she was referencing the ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor who presided over love, beauty, music, dancing, ecstasy, intoxication(as she is credited for creating the first beer and wine) and the patroness of musicians and artisans. Also the feather that she was holding was a reference to Hathors husband the god Horus who was said to protect the pharaoh and the sun itself.

[@mathewyoungdilly8658]

I wish there was a way I could like this video 1.000.000.000.000.000 times. Thank you for this. You're just amazing!

[@Inner.Peace.Oasis..]

I wish everyone who watched black is king could watch this video to understand the underlying knowledge. You are magic black woman♥️

[@finlayvicar4619]

i loved the film so much but this just made me love it even more

[@nonik3093]

The Basotho also have knowledge of the stars and astrology

[@zanemvula8599]

They do! And they have a very sophisticated moon calendar that I’m still researching. Hope I can share about it soon 💜

[@nonik3093]

Please do so🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@tink6225]

and i hear the dogon tribe does as well

[@zinhletheactivist6950]

Yoh, your knowledge is overwhelmingly amazing.

[@bonizulucreates6388]

I'm thoroughly grateful to have bumped into this channel.... But nothing is by chance, I love it! I love u... Ase 🙏

[@614Ebony]

I'm speechless. My sentiments, exactly.

[@gogosimenjalo2936]

Thank you for sharing on African spirituality. Your depth is unmatched and nobody could have reviewed this Black Is King project better than you who lives and breathes spirituality as practised by our ancestors 💚❤💚

[@December17wed]

I'm in awe of your knowledge. Ase Ase black child.

[@MyMpilo]

This entire video made me appreciate the song and the artist even more! It was so informative and enlightening! Everything you said I believed because it is TRUE! Black people are indeed amazing! It's just such a pity we are not appreciated enough. Subscribed!

[@daloo3a]

As an Egyptian, I loved Black is king even though I am not Black or even dark. Most Egyptians are not, we are not a Black majority country unlike the rest of the continent. I think because she called it Black is king, she did not have to include the North African countries due to the fact that we are not largely Black. However, I loved the Egyptian references as we can not talk about Africa without mentioning Egypt. I LOVED learning about the rest of Africa or at least the regions she showed and look forward to learning more.

[@tink6225]

we all still african all the same

[@thealkemistmagician9308]

@@tink6225 hold on now

[@Jay-nd4it]

You do know the people staying in Kemet criminally named Egypt are not the people of ancient times. Your history starts in western Asia.

[@ggetinc]

Black = melanin Do you have any melanin? Carbon Child of the Sun or no ?

[@iamlost2]

True, I don't like that she does that. Africa is a very varied continent, that has many different people with different histories. Religion, class, culture, and many different countries have their own very complicated histories, cultures, etc.

[@Nyeleti_ya_Azania]

This was the best review.. I've always felt a strong spiritual connection to this album. "Bigger" has always felt like my ancestors speaking to me.

[@mathewyoungdilly8658]

Tank you so much. I wish the video was longer... A part II would be great. And your review on the song "Black parade" , the hair styles and etc...

[@614Ebony]

Oh, to answer your question. The beginning message stood out to me. As you said, the imagery of Brown Skin Girl makes me cry every time. The song is beautiful. I loved the fact that she allowed African artist to eat with her. And they used their own music. I've not been a fan of Beyonce but this video movie was so unselfish and educational and will live forever for her children and ours. So many people shun giving homage to our ancestors due to Christianity. This movie was actually brought to me by my ancestors because I would've never watched it on my own. This was was the first year that I actually really gave thanks and offerings to them and during that time we watched this. It was amazing. I can watch it over and over. Like I said you said everything that I feel.

[@relaxingmama4]

Beautiful, thank you for this. Can you do a video on AFRICAN deities please even how to communicate with deities Afrikan/Kemot deities. Please. Thank you .

[@byronharris2900]

Thank you for this video. I learned a lot. Very good and 💯% facts.

[@proverbalizer]

very on point. Black is King is a game changing project, I really love it. I agree, definitely something I look forward to watching with my future children

[@Nelz4]

Such a beautiful explanation and so much detail. I love the movie and this break down made me fall deeper inlove with the glory that is melanated people 👏🏽

[@MrSamsonbass]

Thank u. U are amazing

[@portablelee]

Babe...you are light ...you are knowledge I send nothing but love and blessings your way... I am learning a lot through all your channels ...Thank you thank you thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@fortyacresfreetour]

An awesome and thorough review. Thanks for sharing!

[@dn_nhlapo]

Please do a part 2☺️🙏🏾

[@ssjgara]

Amazing analysis. Thank you.

[@nenesibanda4171]

We are brown ... and we come in different shades and complexities... its very ignorant of anyone to want to say because they brown is lighter than others then they not African ... no!

[@didintleangelramolefe4437]

I love how BROWN SKIN GIRL song represents our African complexion and how I perceive it us that our skin complexion is a representation of our land dark light mixed cool shapes warm shades of skin color

[@pinkhat4510]

Optimal, Ultimate, Thorough, Uplifting, Intelligent. The best explanation of this very complex visual video. So for the culturally and spiritually deaf and blind, Thank you Girl Boss; eyes open, ears keen. Love the colourful contrasting hairdo.

[@100zerubabel]

Just a beautiful breakdown…👑

[@fundzidlamini3236]

Ms Zan, thank you for making me feel like I also need to educate myself more on who I am and who we are as Africans. So inspiring, thank you. 🙏🏿

[@iamlost2]

Africa is a continent, not a country. The countries of the African continent are varied. From white to middle eastern and black African.

[@talentmkhwanazi6756]

She went black foreal…❤️

[@spearmanerica676]

Ur natural beauty ur melanin is gorgeous 😊

[@iamlost2]

"Beyoncé is considered a Creole, passed on to her by her grandparents. Through her mother, Beyoncé is a descendant of many French aristocrats from the southwest of France, including the family of the Viscounts de Béarn since the 9th century, and the Viscounts de Belzunce." Not only is she mixed race, but she's also mixed with aristocrats, *not* slavers, her mother and her people were NEVER slaves. She came to the USA after slavery was outlawed. So she's not like most African Americans, again, she is Creole, and from an aristocratic family. She's done/from a better lineage than many white people in the USA

[@tink6225]

really appreciate this vid

[@kumkanimtengwana1938]

I wanted to hear more about the various symbolisms of a variety of African culture she touched upon like the various gods and goddesses and ancient stories that can be found throughout the movie. But a fair review in my opinion but not really one of a critical viewer but more of a fan. But hey imma fan too👊🏿

[@zwanex]

She says salutation to the survivors of the world, the elders are tired. I think this means we made it, we are about to be given the keys to the universe

[@nomcebophili7342]

What a beautiful review

[@money.making.mitchell]

I like the black lipstick

[@nenesibanda4171]

you are so knowledgeable and brilliant hey...

[@ManifestWithRose]

I love your KZbin channel!!!

[@ayannasupreme]

thank you for your intelligence

[@meowkitty1981]

wow your channel is amazing

[@CS-wn5lv]

So powerful!

[@Wynndie1]

Excellent

[@laticiacook883]

I sooooo agree, too many of us don't know our worth and wait on outsiders to teach us or show approval. We suffer the same fate as Africans on the continent and those in the diaspora. But when do we unite and stop acting like idiots towards each other? Black is King!

[@jazzymainesbossybeautythin5333]

They said she was doing satanic rituals in this movie so I did not watch it.. then my mind just clicked like (they) must know who we are so (they) don't want us to know who we are or what we believe truly.. I have been robbed for so many years of truth about who I come from and I'm not ashamed to say I'm learning. I want this information in our schools.. everywhere!!

[@ssmgram]

This is so amazing 💜☀️

[@mthokozisimdlalose6573]

Thank you for the enlightenment. Espresso for the Soul. Black is King

[@caiodsantos]

💎

[@busisiwemangethe6290]

AMEN..

[@TherealMrsScottmovingon]

I just pray she's not sacrificing them in some way. I appreciate it if it's genuine.. BUT TODAY U NEVER KNOW 🤷🏾‍♀️PPLS TRUE INTENTIONS

[@ggetinc]

Would like to hear about African Masks 🎭

[@sekoukelleh1003]

This is sister is a female Djehuti

[@siphomaduna-theauthor8825]

❤️🔥

[@serenaviktor5664]

Love your perspective and so I might watch her movie on Disney.... assuming it’s still available

[@bendemare5270]

up

[@janicezeno1070]

#celebratingblackhistorymonth

[@hermitbob7304]

I'm pretty sure that your original hair color is not blue and purple. Did you appropriate another's culture? Or are you just unhappy with your original hair?

[@hermitbob7304]

Why would they wear white garments? That seems extremely racist to me.

[@cosmicdiasporapoems2916]

Ethiopians are light skinned they are Africans too sick of those guilty mendacious entities mostly out of West Africa. Nigeria not bringing the same smoke to their dysfunctional, corrupt countries they should keep quiet they will always be poor and ignorant..