Not sure if this is an unpopular opinion, but I absolutely live for Beyoncé singing in her lower register on “Break My Soul.” She does so for the majority of the track, and I’m completely in love.

Whew, talk about an instant impact. Not to be dramatic, but “Break My Soul” has already gone triple platinum in my house.

In the song, Bey cosplays as a 9-to-5er quitting their job. I mean, should I be drafting up my resignation letters today or...?

If Beyoncé said to do it, it’s done.

On the pre-chorus, she sings “I’m buildin’ my own foundation.” Yeah, now I’m gonna be buildin’ my own foundation too all summer long. Maybe that’s what Beyoncé wanted us to tell our boss on the way out the door.

Seriously, she didn’t have to devour this track the way she did. Especially those fierce belts and runs in the outro? I have chills.

The queen is a vocal acrobat; give her her flowers now.

Those NOLA-bounce inflections from frequent Bey collaborator Big Freedia, who is featured on the track, are so infectious. Honestly, it’s insane in the best way.

Don’t forget that June is also Black Music Month. So, Beyoncé quite literally checked off all the boxes of greatness with just one single. We love to see it.