The album is broken down into what we can probably call chapters, including the titles Intuition, Denial, Anger, Apathy, Emptiness, Accountability, Reformation, Forgiveness, Resurrection, Hope and Redemption. That’s right, they’re the commonly recognised stages of grief.

Tidal, the music streaming service part-owned by Beyonce and husband Jay-Z, which is currently the only place you download the album, describes Lemonade as being about ‘every woman’s journey of self knowledge and healing’.

Along with political messages that follow on from Formation’s nod to the Black Lives Matter movement, the overriding theme of Lemonade appears to be relationships.

2. Relationship issues

Along with track titles including Sorry, Love Drought and Forward, as well as Beyonce opening with the question ‘Are you cheating on me?’ and swinging a baseball bat to the words “I’ma f*ck me up a bitch”, the whole album tells the story of a woman learning that her husband has had an affair, and then dealing with the aftermath.

Whoever or whatever inspired the storyline, the conclusion is that the couple have worked things out to move on with their lives, and in the words of Beyonce: “If we're gonna heal, let it be glorious.”

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