Netizens are divided over Beyonce's hit album "Renaissance" after a YouTuber shared her thoughts on the album, noting that it wasn't the singer's best-in her opinion.
"I did not enjoy myself listening to [RENAISSANCE] to be honest," AJay Deluxe said in her latest video. "It's my least favorite Beyoncé album on my initial listen and usually her albums get better. But this one, not so much honey."
According to reports, the YouTuber just returned after a years-long hiatus from YouTube and offered her two cents on "Renaissance," which did not bode too well for her.
Online Debate
Beyonce has always been a favorite among fans, and her music are chart-toppers; however, there are some people who believe that the "Single Ladies" singer is a little too overrated.
Thanks to AJay Deluxe's review, the floodgates to the online debate of whether Beyonce's newest album is a disappointment or not has opened and everyone is weighing in.
"Beyonce is not God, you don't have to like her nor pretend to like her because she's famous," a Twitter user wrote.
"Renaissance" is also often compared to Beyonce's 2016 album "Lemonade," which brought in several accolades like two Grammy Awards, and many nominations.
"This project compared to lemonade? Of course I will bury Renaissance 10ft deep in the ground," another added.
"Can someone explain why people care so much about a 10-month late review of an album that's already critically acclaimed and five days awat from its record-breaking world tour debut?" Another wrote, defending "Renaissance."
"'Renaissance' is trash. Y'all need to f**king realize that already," another countered.
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'Renaissance'
Beyonce's seventh studio album was highly anticipated, and its accompanying tour just as much.
It has been several years since fans have gotten an album from the "Cuff It" singer and it shows just how thirsty everyone was for it.
"Renaissance" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart in the US; it also peaked in other countries like the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Denmark, and more.
Beyonce is about to embark on the all-stadium "Renaissance World Tour" which is slated to kick off in Stockhold, Sweden's Friends Arena on May 10.
After her rounds in Europe, Beyonce will then head to North America and is expected to wrap it up in New Orleans' Caesars Superdome on Sep. 27.
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