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Beyonce thanked Jack White for inspiring her and gave him some flowers in return for sending a song.
Beyonce and Jack White can’t cease from telling each other how great they are. Things get stranger when the aforementioned parties extend the compliment. What began initially as a collaboration between the two artists has flourished into a friendship that transcends time and space (albeit around 5 million miles of fiber optic cable). Jack White recently took to Instagram to post a picture of the flowers from Queen B herself. The bouquet was accompanied by a note from the Crazy in Love singer telling Jack how he “inspired” her.
Beyonce Expresses First Gratitude to Jack White: Credits Him as Inspiration Behind Cowboy Carter
Jack posted a picture of a bouquet of beautiful white flowers on Instagram. Was sent riches by famous singer-songwriter Beyonce. In a second picture attached to the post, fans have a closer look at note that came with bouquet. “Jack, I hope you are well My dear. I just wanted to say thank you for all the inspiration you have given me on this album. Sending Love. Miss B ”, the note said.
White thanked Halo singer in the caption.”This morning in Nashville she received a sweet present from the talented and gracious @beyonce celebrating her Rodeo Houston Cowboy Carter album. What a nice thing for someone living here in Nashville to receive early on Tuesday morning!”, He took advantage of the opportunity to compliment Mrs. Carter on his post “Much love and respect to you Madam, thank you kindly. Keep making beautiful powerful music; no one sings it like that.”
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Jack White has been working with Beyonce they also collaborated on the hit album Lemonade. The two produced the track Don’t Hurt Yourself as well. * White said in an NPR interview that Beyonce once told him she wanted to be in a band with him.
It was that sentiment that brought the collaboration about, he also compared her voice to being like Betty Davis’ or Aretha Franklin’s. “She took this just kind of sketch of a lyrical outline and turned it into the most bodacious vicious incredible song. I don’t even know what you’d call it–soul, rock and roll or what else,” raved the White Stripes singer. He also felt that Bey “just phoned out the universe” on the “incredibly intense” song Don’t Hurt Yourself.
