1 Year of Lemonade | Proud for US black people

**♥ Lily ♥** · 06-13-2017, 07:01 PM

**♥ Lily ♥** · 06-13-2017, 07:11 PM

Beyoncé (aka 'Queen B') is currently pregnant with twins so she may not be touring on-stage as much at the moment. She also has a cute daughter called Blue Ivy.

**~~Heather Duval~~** · 06-13-2017, 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by ♥ Lily ♥

Hey, Lily
Not being ridiculous because Im talking about your kids because many users here who try it are not in the good way but Im not like them:
The formation song is good for black people and also for people who has mixed or black kids
she says in the lyric " I like my baby heir with baby hair. And afros." because I remember people in the internet was too racist about her child's hair and it happens to mixed baby too

**♥ Lily ♥** · 06-13-2017, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by Heathers

Hey, Lily
Not being ridiculous because Im talking about your kids because many users here who try it are not in the good way but Im not like them:
The formation song is good for black people and also for people who has mixed or black kids
she says in the lyric " . I like my baby heir with baby hair. And afros." because I remember people in the internet was too racist about her child's hair and it happens to mixed baby too

Some low-class people are abusive about one of my children to me - but I don't associate with people who were raised like that and just look down on sick cowards who are abusive towards children. They're not the type I'd ever let near or trust around my sweet children tho.

My son's brown hair is softer and lighter than his dad's hair who's originally from the tropical paradise island of Saint Lucia in the West Indies, but sometimes his hair used to difficult to comb without using a special comb after I'd bathed him and changed his nappies and dressed him smartly, etc. It used to take me a long time to get him ready in the mornings, but his dad keeps my son's hair short and neat and it's much easier to comb his hair now it's kept short.

I still keep a soft brown lock of my son's curly hair from his first ever haircut inside a small locket in a necklace - it means a lot to me, like carrying a piece of him with me wherever I go. I also keep a lock of my boyfriends hair too. I have my son's milk tooth when it fell out kept in a little keepsake box too.

I think it would be more tricky to look after a female with long afro hair. My baby daughter is white and has very silky-textured hair that is easy to comb.

Beyoncé isn't biracial (her mother isn't fully white and her father is black) and so her hair is a lot more on the afro side, but she usually wears wigs and hair extensions and keeps her real hair very short.

Her daughter is too young to have her hair pulled tightly into extensions and weaves. She has thick hair, but it requires specialist products, coconut oil, and afro combs to wash and gently comb through it without hurting her child's scalp.

If she was to start pulling her very young daughter's hair into plaits, braids, weaves, etc, she would be criticised even more by the public, and she's keeping her daughters scalp healthy and natural by not pulling her young daughter's delicate hair.

I thought in the 'Sorry' song that she was referring to her husband having an affair with someone with 'good hair' (she could be referring to someone with natural 'horse hair' which is a term black people use to describe white peoples hair,) and she talks about the ring on her wedding finger, etc, on the Sorry track.

She emphasises black peoples hair again in that other song too. I wonder if the album 'Lemonade' has some bitterness towards Jay-Z and if he had an affair with a white person or if he's seen Beyoncé without her wigs and extensions. The tone of the album seems aimed at Jay-Z and makes several references to hair.

Then again, Jay-Z would have to be crazy to ever cheat on Beyoncé and it could've all been public speculation as they look very happy and in love together.

I think it's very rude and cheeky for strangers and other people to criticise her child's hair. They need to politely leave their healthy, wealthy, and very happy child and her beautiful mother and protective father in peace.

Biracial children's hair.. some people have twins with one twin being pale white and the other being dark which is nice - there's methods of taming the curls if a child has extremely tight curly hair: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=be...5FYwntqS54ipM:

Talented biracial English-Nigerian sensual soul singer Sade Adu has straightened hair.

Biracial British-American talented rock guitarist Slash (from America's most succcessful and highest-selling rock band Guns n' Roses) keeps his hair curly. He's as great and talented a guitarist as the legendary Jimi Hendrix (who is black and the world's greatest ever guitarist.) I love Slash's awesome guitar solos on the Gun n' Roses track 'Sweet Child O' Mine.'

Saul Hudson (aka 'Slash') was born in Hampstead, London. He was named after Saul Steinberg, an artist. His mother, Ola J. Hudson (née Oliver 1946–2009), was an African-American costume designer, whose clients included David Bowie, and his father, Anthony Hudson, is an English artist who created album covers for musicians such as Neil Young and Joni Mitchell.

Of his mixed background, Slash later remarked, "As a musician, I've always been amused that I'm both British and black; particularly because so many American musicians seem to aspire to be British while so many British musicians, in the 'Sixties in particular, went to such great pains to be black."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slash_(musician)

Biracial Stephanie Bertram Rose from the Netherlands - her mother is Black African and her father is White European - her thick full head of hair is naturally very curly - but she wears it straight too: http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...ram-Rose/page2

Stephanie Rose's mother who's from the country of Senegal in Africa - Stephanie Rose's hair is naturally curly.

With straightened hair.

**~~Heather Duval~~** · 06-13-2017, 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by ♥ Lily ♥

My son's brown hair is softer and lighter than his dad's hair, but sometimes his hair used to very difficult to comb without using a special comb after I'd bathed him and changed his nappies and dressed him smartly, etc. It used to take me a long time to bath and dress him, but his dad keeps my son's hair short and neat and it's much easier to comb his hair now it's kept short.

I still keep a lock of my son's hair from his first ever haircut in a small locket in a necklace - it means a lot to me, like carrying a piece of him with me wherever I go. I also keep a lock of my boyfriends hair too. I have my son's milk tooth when it fell out kept in a little keepsake box too.

For a female though, it would be more tricky. Beyoncé isn't biracial (well, her mother isn't fully white and her father is black) but she usually wears wigs and hair extensions... but her daughter is too young to have her hair pulled tightly into extensions and weaves. She has thick hair, but it requires specialist products, coconut oil and afro combs to wash and gently comb through it without hurting her child's scalp.

I thought in the 'Sorry' song that she was referring to her husband having an affair with someone with 'good hair' (she could be referring to someone with natural 'horse hair' which is a term black people use to describe white peoples hair,) and she talks about the ring on her finger, etc, on the Sorry track.

She emphasises black peoples hair again in that other song too. I wonder if the album 'Lemonade' has some bitterness towards Jay-Z and if he had an affair with a white person or if he's seen Beyoncé without her wigs and extensions. The tone of the album seems aimed at Jay-Z.

I think it's very rude and cheeky for strangers and other people to criticise her child's hair. They need to politely shut-up and leave the happy child and her beautiful mother in peace.

Beyoncé mother is mostly black and father is full black. Yes, they were talking bad things about blue ivy's hair and she made formation song "I like my baby heir with baby hair. And afros".
I was watching Keeping up with the Kardashians, and Kim was trying to make things on her bi racial daughter and she found it very dificult to deal with curly hair according to her.