I have long been a fan of Beyoncé. I have all of her albums, and have seen her perform countless times, including once in person. Her talent in dance and performance is fierce. Her voice can be high and jubilant, then haunting and full of mystery.
She knows how to put together not just a show, but an experience.
She is the epitome of drive, direction, mission, and living in your purpose.
I know exactly what kind of artist she is.
I have long been a fan of Adele. She is one of the most brilliant people that has ever picked up a pen to write with.
Her voice will pierce right through you, evoking what ever emotion she wants you to feel.
I’ve seen her perform countless times, most recently at the Griffith Observatory for a “One Night Only” special. I’ve watched that performance several times at this point.
I know exactly what kind of artist she is.
So can we please stop pretending these two women are the same kind of musician?
With the recent premier of the single “Easy On Me” from Adele’s new album “30”, the comparisons between her and Beyoncé started to pop up on the social medias.
