'Biography of Beyonce Knowles'

'I cute to contend a gazillion records, and I interchange a one thousand million record, I wanted to go platinum I went platinum, Ive be operative nonstop since I was fifteen. I foundert change surface know how to cast down prohibited.\nBeyoncé (qtd.in Cartridge, 2014, p.20). This repeat by Beyoncé represents her lead and empowerment on her career. \nBeyoncé Giselle Knowles was born on September 4, 1981, in Houston, Texas. Her breed was a record work onr and her mother was a stylist. She has a jr. sister, liftd Solange. Her heritage is African-American, french Creole and primal American. Knowles first name is an homage to her mothers amah name, Beyince.\nBeyoncé influence include Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Janet Jackson. As a child Beyoncé was fainthearted and had few friends. Her parents singed her up for dancing family unit when she was seven old age old, so she could make more friends, when her parents sow in her for the first sentence exec ute they were improbably surprised.\nBeyoncé had found the manner to become flat out of her shyness and a long focus she discovered she had substantial talents. She began singing and triumphant local talent contests. The parents realized that performing made their young woman happy and that she was keen enough to discombobulate a surmise at a success.\nBeyoncé Knowles and her childhood friends Latvia Roberson, Kelly Rowland, and Loya Luckett create a quaternion called Girls Tyme. They performed in their backyards and at Tina Knowles hair salon. (Cartridge, 2014, p.45). \n afterward singing at local events, they got their break after entry Star hunting in 1992 and losing the competition. The class was disappointed. Mathew Knowles, Beyoncés father and Rowlands legal guardian, obstinate to help the girls carry through their dreams of becoming singers. This close by Mathew finally affected the integral family. Their income had been cut in half, causing the family to terminate into two diametric apartments. When the group was subscribe to Columbia Records in late 199...'