I WAS TERRIFIED OVER ALBUM RELEASE”
Beyoncé has been opening up about the surprise release of her self-titled visual album, and admitted she was "really nervous".
The LP was released online and has already sold more than 1 million copies, but at the New York launch party yesterday (21 December) Queen Bey revealed it was a nerve-wracking experience.
According to Fox News she said: "I was terrified. I was so scared. I already envisioned like the worst things that could happen.
"I was really nervous because this was a huge risk."
Beyoncé - who turned up to a screening of the album at the School of Visual Arts in a stunning mini dress and thigh-high boots - also answered fan's questions via Instagram.
And when asked about opening up personally on the new LP, Bey said: "I'm very private and I'm very respectful, and I think it just took me no longer being someone's child - once I became a mother, I felt like I could tear those fourth walls and I just felt like it was time.”
"I completely feel liberated."
Speaking about the album - which features collaborations with hubby Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake andDrake - the ‘Drunk In Love’ singer added: "I took all of my insecurities, all of my doubts, all of my fears and everything I've learned over the 17 years and I applied it into this project.
"But more than the music - I'm proud of myself as a woman... the biggest message is owning your imperfections and all the things that make you interesting, because I refuse to allow someone to put me in anyone's box."
The LP was released online and has already sold more than 1 million copies, but at the New York launch party yesterday (21 December) Queen Bey revealed it was a nerve-wracking experience.
According to Fox News she said: "I was terrified. I was so scared. I already envisioned like the worst things that could happen.
"I was really nervous because this was a huge risk."
Beyoncé - who turned up to a screening of the album at the School of Visual Arts in a stunning mini dress and thigh-high boots - also answered fan's questions via Instagram.
And when asked about opening up personally on the new LP, Bey said: "I'm very private and I'm very respectful, and I think it just took me no longer being someone's child - once I became a mother, I felt like I could tear those fourth walls and I just felt like it was time.”
"I completely feel liberated."
Speaking about the album - which features collaborations with hubby Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake andDrake - the ‘Drunk In Love’ singer added: "I took all of my insecurities, all of my doubts, all of my fears and everything I've learned over the 17 years and I applied it into this project.
"But more than the music - I'm proud of myself as a woman... the biggest message is owning your imperfections and all the things that make you interesting, because I refuse to allow someone to put me in anyone's box."
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