Beyoncé - Dangerously in Love 2

[#LisaRinna]

Originally recorded for Destiny's Child's Survivor album, it was later re-arranged and re-recorded by Beyoncé for her solo debut, of which it became the title track.

I love this song, it's basically Beyoncé's show off vocal performance and she does indeed show off especially live.



It was never officially released as a single, but it made #57 on the Hot 100 and #17 on the R&B chart and it won Beyoncé a Grammy for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.

[Dreams]

I've always loved it. I love the bridge, the beat against the harp (?), the melody, the way Bey just sings out. The mash-up with "Sweet Dreams" and "Sweet Love" from her 2009 Vegas show was awesome. As was that performance on the Grammys in 2004; I remember watching it back then, I was a kid basically and in awe of her... she looked like a dazzling goddess (though seeing her look now it's a little overdone lol), but anyway, I remember thinking that she was a superstar and was here to stay... the finale of that performance with the dove and everything was so cool, too. 😆

[Caviar]

Loved this

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

One of my faves from the album!!! Love it!! 😍

[Sounds from the Other Side]

I didn't care for this song back in the days, but it has grown on me a lot. It's a great song.

[beach1]

I loved her performance of this at the grammys. Great song.

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest R&B Songs Of The 21st Century

Ranked: #3

Rereleased two years after its initial appearance on Destiny’s Child’s Survivor, “Dangerously In Love 2” showed that sequels can be better than the original. The OG version’s Spanish-tinged guitar and bass claps were replaced by a twinkling piano and a hip-hop-influenced flair that signaled the newly solo Beyonce’s then-burgeoning sound. Yet Bey’s undeniable talents took center stage. With each verse and chorus, she becomes more impassioned while singing of an undying infatuation. Her emotions reach soaring higher during the showstopping bridge. The Grammy-winning song’s resurgence during Beyoncé’s career-spanning Renaissance World Tour was a reminder of its timelessness, reinvigorating listeners with a new appreciation for her gifts. —J.J.

[divasummer]

This is up there with some of my favorite Beyoncé songs.
I always felt it was very emotional.
I could feel the pain in her vocals.
Her live performances of it were always amazing.