Mathew Knowles has expressed his frustration over Beyoncé's 2024 CMA Awards snub, suggesting that race played a part in the decision to overlook her hit song, "Cowboy Carter." In an interview, Mathew pointed out that racial bias in the music industry continues to affect artists like Beyoncé. Despite the success of her eighth album, which was teased during her Super Bowl performance, "Cowboy Carter" didn’t receive nominations in major categories like Single of the Year, Song of the Year, or Female Vocalist of the Year. Mathew believes this reflects larger systemic issues in the industry and American culture. The snub raises questions about the lack of recognition for Black artists and highlights ongoing concerns about inclusivity in award shows. Do you agree with Mathew Knowles' perspective? Should "Cowboy Carter" have received more recognition at the CMA Awards? Drop your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe to Hollywood Movie News for the latest updates on your favorite stars!
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