Beyonce Has No Idea How Big My Ego Is

Aug 25th, 2009 | Author: admin | Category: Fly Perspectives
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Dear Beyonce,

There are a few things that I need to get off my chest, and I figured the best way to express them in an  organized manner was to write you a letter. At this point, the excitement has died down over your latest single, “Ego.”  But before the American public completely moves on to something new, I did want to share this…

My “ego” is a lot bigger than you may think.

Now that isn’t an attempt to brag on the amount of money in my pocket, or the depth of my crotch (since both serve as the basis of your song.) Instead, it speaks to a steadfast belief that my “ego” is derived from qualities that have been inside of me since I was 8-years-old. It was at that point that my mother began to instill in me the true definition of what it means to be a man. She had no doubt that her son would one day grow up to be successful, and possess the ability to financially support his family. But her concern was more about my inner qualities. She wanted to make sure that I was defined by more than just money and sex. So she poured into me the value of faith, love, strength, peace and loyalty—all of which are more important qualities than the ability to be “too big, or too wide.”

My mother succeeded.

But now, I can’t help but be disheartened by the men and women who listen to your song, and to the songs of others, and use those two qualities as a barometer to determine who’s a real man, and who isn’t. If only there was a way to get them to understand that money comes and goes, and that age will one day strip them of their ability to be “the man” in the bedroom. If and when that happens, what then?

That’s precisely my point.

There has to be a way to show the world that the “substance” of a man is far more important than his “show.” In many ways, I’m sure it was those qualities, and not the ones from your song that led you to walk down the aisle and say “I do.” More people need to understand that. And that can only happen if we start working together on this. Do we have a deal? I sure hope so.

The Fly Guy

P.S. Tell your mother that Mr. Thunder said what’s up … she’ll know who you’re talking about ;-)

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  • singsation

    Amen! I second everything you are saying here. Its time for people to wake up and see Beyonce for who she really is. She wants to be an Icon but look at the legacy she is leaving behind. I no doubt agree that she has an amazing voice. However I wish she would own up a lot more, she could do so much more with her voice, rather then making ringtone music.

  • So Amazing

    I absolutely love your site!!!! You speak the truth. Qualities that men should possess and women should look for in men goes deeper than money and sex. The heart of a person is much deeper.!

  • CaliLuv

    nicely put FG!!!!

  • Chocolate

    You know what fly guy, YOU CAN GET IT! LOL! Great post.

  • the don diva

    AMEN

  • http://dazzle-mlye.blogspot.com Dazzle

    Lol..
    Singstation is one of beyonce’s “ahters” I see!
    I love me some beyonce arguement!!

    Andywayz, I think she sings other songs that clearly depict that she loves for other things too…so judging from one song is tad bit unfair…and yea..”Ego” is important too!
    Forgive if I sound kinda shallow..but that’s the truth

  • http://www.threewaystotakeit.com Miss Jenkins

    Great post! Its important to show that there’s more to a man than the size of his bank roll and “ego.” Hopefully men and women who listen to the song realize that. I must admit though…love the song. :)

  • qwerty

    Can I pump up your ego a lil bit more. I miss you when you don’t write something everyday!!!

  • Wonder

    good post….

  • http://undressingher.com undressingHER

    I don’t think she was rating a man by his money and sexual abilities, nor do most women. What a “good” man is varies from woman to woman, but in in general, I think most women know that a man isn’t a good man just because he can make them cum after he spent some money on them. They often say, “he ain’t sh*t, but he can f*ck” and things of that nature.

  • amia

    me too! FG its been 4 days…. : ) hope you got some good stuff coming : )

  • http://urbanfrugalchic.com Cynthia

    You are just TOO FLY!

  • Rave

    Truth….

  • http://facebook.com/PennyTheGameMaster Third_of_August

    @ undressing

    But those are the same men women go crazy over. Interesting, ain’t it?

    You don’t hear women going crazy over the classy man with substance….you don’t hear them fiending for the guy that approached her respectfully and can make it through multiple conversations without ever mentioning sex, his d*ck, or how great he is in bed.

  • http://reinasong.com REINA

    @ Third

    What women are these? I go crazy for those type of men.

  • http://facebook.com/PennyTheGameMaster Third_of_August

    @ Reina

    Most of y’all, to some degree or another. (From what I’ve experienced, at least.)

    I’ve had women wonder (and ask me) why I’m so mature in my train of thought…..they’ll ask me if I’m acting or putting on a front when I do or say certain things….and of course, the obligatory, “Wow, you’re really mature for your age….” (Which, when translated, means, ‘One of these days, you’ll be rewarded for your good guy-ness….unfortunately, that day isn’t today.’)