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Someone Photoshopped Nala On All Of Beyoncé's Albums, And I Want To Hear Them
I am... Nala Fierce
Excitement for this week's Lion King release is at an all-time high. I'm not saying that Beyoncé's role as Nala is the only reason why, but it might be the most important.
Case in point, a Twitter user has renamed themselves "ariel & the beyoncé cinematic universe," nodding to Queen Bey's role as Queen of the Jungle and her protegé, Halle Bailey, recently being tapped to play Ariel in the live-action remake of the Little Mermaid. That same user posted a thread of tweets that Photoshopped Nala onto all six of Beyoncé's studio albums, and now I can't unsee it.
Dangerously in Love has been aptly renamed Dangerously in the Jungle, and Nala takes a subtler approach to diamonds with a simple headpiece. I personally think this one should have been Pridefully In Love. Get it? Like a lion pride?
Nala's sophomore album is Hunt Day, but I think "Kitty Kat" is still on the tracklist.
I Am… Nala Fierce. Period.
There are four letters in the name Nala, which is the number that reappears in Beyoncé's life all the time. Coincidence? I think not.
"I know when you were little cubs, you dreamt of being in my huuuuunnnt," or whatever Nala said on "***Flawless."
And last, but absolutely not least, is Nala's version of Lemonade, where she fearlessly tells Simba: "This is your final warning, you know I give you life. You try this shit again, you gon lose your lioness."
I need the SoundCloud links immediately.
