Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has premiered the official music video for “Sorry,” a song that was taken from her sixth studio album, Lemonade, which was released in April. The standalone clip is no different from the version that was featured in the pop superstar’s 60-minute film, which aired on HBO.
The “Sorry” video has already amassed over 1.3 million views on YouTube in less than two hours, and fans are having a hard time hiding their excitement. Some are even calling the track, the new “Single Ladies,” Beyoncé’s monster 2008 hit from the I Am… Sasha Fierce album.
“Sorry” features an enchanting cameo from tennis legend Serena Williams, who really takes things to the next level with her spectacular dance moves.
At this moment in her career, Jay Z‘s wife is feeling confident and free to experiment with new sounds. The famous diva is trying to urbanize pop culture in a way that has not been done in a long time. It seems that she is on the right path to accomplish her mission.
