If there’s one thing that Beyoncé loves, it’s to surprise her fans. With the release of Homecoming on Netflix last week as well as her 40-track album of the same name, things have never been so good for Beyoncé stans.
Until now.
According to Variety, Homecoming was the first of three projects that Beyoncé has coming out with Netflix worth a huge $60 million. There’s no word yet on what they’ll be about exactly, but we can probably expect them to drop with no warning in the middle of the work week…
While there’s no confirmation, it wouldn’t be super surprising if one was an On The Run II Tour concert special.
Homecoming, the behind-the-scenes documentary of Queen Bey’s long road to her 2018 Coachella performance, shows the singer’s dedication to reaching her goals and is reminding everyone how bloody amazing she is and how far she’s willing to push herself.
I can understand if her music isn’t your style but I don’t get how any human being can watch Homecoming and not think that Beyonce is a once in a lifetime artist. https://t.co/rEqP4vo1Nz
— Yashar Ali ? (@yashar) April 20, 2019
Beyonce homecoming encouraged me to get my shit together, financially, physically, career wise all that. It took her 8 months. If I start next month I'll be ready to debut in 2020
— Elle (@Elle04287009) April 23, 2019
Watching @Beyonce’s Homecoming on Netflix and I am so inspired??
— Taylor Eve (@TaylorEve) April 23, 2019
Just watched Beyonce's Homecoming. The work ethic is just astounding. Bey really is the queen.
— PayneHoe KiLam (@ziamswhoran) April 23, 2019
Vulture reports HBO was also interested in the deal after having aired her 2016 Lemonade film, as well as her 2014 On The Run Tour concert special and the 2013 documentary Life Is But A Dream. However, it’s believed they backed down when Netflix offered the rumoured $60m.
I love Beyoncé’s Homecoming because it teaches us:
1. If you want to achieve your dreams it takes sacrifice, hard work, but most importantly a lot of TIME.
2. Success is not guaranteed, you have to keep innovating to stay on top & stay relevant.
3. Be true to yourself & be kind.— Lessons with Lion Podcast (@LeboLion_SA) April 21, 2019
Variety also reports the audio from the Lemonade film, which was previously only available on Tidal, will be on all streaming services from April 23 (US time). Homecoming is already available to listen to on other streaming services such as Spotify.
The publication also believes it’s highly likely we’ll get two new albums along with the two new films.
Beyoncé tells the cameras in Homecoming, “What people don’t see is the sacrifice,” and after seeing everything she did in the lead up to that Coachella performance, we really hope she’s enjoying some time to relax right now.
All we know is, as soon as those two new films drop, we’ll be ready. Until then, we’ll keep playing Homecoming on repeat…
How many times will I watch Beyoncé’s homecoming ? pic.twitter.com/a3r1I3b3Ut
— uh-rye-uh (@Ariahhhhhhhhhh) April 23, 2019