@cameron83: What's popular in my neck of the woods? Horseshit pop country and radio rap I guess. It's not that I'm only out of touch when it comes to Beyoncé, I'm out of touch where all popular music is concerned.
@aaliyahnation79: I thought I explained it pretty well when I said I'm outside her demographic. Does she not have a large gay following? That's not meant to be a rhetorical question either. I'm genuinely asking. I've seen plenty of Beyoncé drag, gay men doing the "Single Ladies" dance, etc. I assume from that, that she is somewhat of a gay icon. My point being, if you did a pie chart of Beyoncé fans, I'm betting straight white men from a rural region of the country would be the smallest sliver by a significant margin. Meaning, I'm too far out on this to understand her fandom.
I don't get the Beyoncé hype. Never have. Granted, I'm a straight white male from Kentucky, so I'm a bit outside her demographic, but still. What is it? Is her music that good? Looks? Dancing ability? Is it that she's managed to stay relevent for so long? That makes sense considering that pop stars typically have a shelf life of about 1-2 years.
I'd be surprised if he didn't. Feels like Tomasi and Gleason are already planting those seeds in Superman. Though, I don't know why. There are plenty of people flying around with an S on their chest currently. Stop diluting your brand DC.
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