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Beyoncé Snubbed at 2024 Country Music Awards: Father Accuses Organizers of Racial Bias
Mathew Knowles, the father of pop sensation Beyoncé, has spoken out after his daughter received no nominations at the 2024 Country Music Awards.
Despite Beyoncé’s remarkable achievements this year, including having the top country song and album, she was overlooked for any awards.
Knowles expressed his frustration, alleging that the Country Music Awards’ voting process is influenced by racial biases rather than merit.
He suggested that the lack of recognition for Beyoncé’s work is indicative of a broader issue within the industry.
“There’s a predominance of white voters in America, and unfortunately, their choices sometimes reflect racial biases rather than focusing purely on talent and accomplishments,” Knowles told TMZ.
Beyoncé’s album, Cowboy Carter, has been both critically acclaimed and commercially successful, making its exclusion from the nominations even more surprising.
This situation has sparked a broader conversation about representation and fairness in award selections.
Nigerian Influencer Sophia Momodu stirs reaction from fans after her brief interview on Real Housewives of Lagos.
During the interview, the influencer was asked which past housewives will she like to bring back and she states Iyabo Ojo.
“It will definitely be Queen Mother because I love her. I miss her. I miss her diary session, humour and person and I believe she would have been such a wonderful cast member to film with this season, Queen Mother come back, I miss you.”
Popular Nigerian Singer Asake announces the release of his upcoming album “Money”.
It can be noted that this is the singer’s fourth album and fans have expressed excitement and anticipation for this.
Asake takes to social media to announce the album on his Instagram page. He simply stated “MONEY THE album. Love, $.”
Nigerian Comedian Lord Lamba shares his thoughts on why he thinks Nigerian Celebrities avoid staying abroad for a long time.
The comedian takes to social media to state the simple reason why celebrities don’t stay in the United States for long.
“You wonder why you see most of your celebrities come to United States and two weeks they are back home, you dey craze, you go pay bills, you think it is Nigerian bills, you will pay bills now, you go pay bills, you go broke.”
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