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Beyonce three statements

I think that Beyonce is a star.This is evident in the music video from the use cross cutting.The video cuts to several scenes happening at different places,including a car park,a hall and a house .However,Beyonce is always present and at the centre of attention,which indicates that she is important . of We also know that she has a large global following.The producers have done this to boost beyonces star power.This relates to Andrew Goodwins theory of music videos,as the video is promoting Beyonces image,to meet the demands of the record label.

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