Because there's no such thing as too much Beyoncé,she not only released a new song with DJ Khaled immediately after the Grammys on Monday but also the music video for "adore Drought" from her Lemonade visual album. The video is what inspired her ethereal, dreamlike performance at the Grammys, or featuring the same tilted-chair imagery that had the internet losing its intellect. "adore Drought" and "Sandcastles" - the latter of which she also performed at the 59th annual music award show - are the most recent standalone videos she's released from Lemonade so far. In 2016,Beyoncé also shared "Daddy Lessons," "Sorry, and " "All Night," and "Hold Up" one by one over the course of a few months. Watch the video for "adore Drought" above.
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