BeyCap 8/7: Beyoncé x Levii’s

🎙 BeyCap – August 7, 2025 From denim dreams to VMAs domination, this week in Beyoncé news is packed. 👖 Beyoncé x Levi’s – Closing the Chapter The final curtain falls on the Levi’s collaboration with Chapter 4, and now the full collection—including the curve-hugging styles we love—is officially available in stores. We’re talking high-fashion denim meets Cowboy Carter energy. 🧴 BeyGOOD x Cécred – Beauty, Legacy & Community Beyoncé’s impact offstage continues as the Cécred x BeyGOOD team wraps their 2025 cosmetology school tour. $130,000 in scholarships awarded, four cities visited, and countless future beauty pros inspired. Stops included: • 📍 @bennettcareerinstitute – Washington, D.C. • 📍 @cilvegas – Las Vegas, NV • 📍 @civellabeautyacademy – California • 📍 @detroitextravagantacademy – Detroit, MI 🏆 VMAs 2025 – Artist of the Year Push The Hive’s mission is clear: Beyoncé is up for Artist of the Year, and a win would make her the most awarded artist in VMA history, breaking her tie with Taylor Swift. We’re rallying every listener to vote daily at vote.mtv.com (10 votes per category) and flood @VMAs Instagram posts with #VoteBeyoncé comments. Let’s make history—again. 📅 This Week in Bey History – August 2, 2009 We revisit the opening night of Beyoncé’s “I Am… Yours” Las Vegas residency—an intimate, acoustic, all-female band performance that remains a fan favorite and later became a live album/DVD. Proof that Queen Bey owns any stage, from stadiums to small theatres. 🔥 Bey Adjacent & Bey Mentioned From Halle Bailey updates to Ernest Owens holding his own against Piers Morgan, we break down the latest mentions and side conversations swirling around the Queen. 🎤 Quick Clapbacks – Levi’s Commercial Criticism We’re addressing the “cultural appropriation” and “artificial” comments from Piers Morgan and Megyn Kelly with sharp Hive logic—because Marilyn Monroe isn’t a culture, double standards are tired, and all publicity is still good publicity. 🐝 BeyCap: Where the Hive gets the news, the history, and the receipts—served fresh every week.