Beyoncé'snext visual album will be eroticism securitya film that debuts exclusively on Disney+.
The teaser for Black Is Kingarrived Sunday morning, and it "reimagines the lessons of The Lion Kingfor today’s young kings and queens in search of their own crowns," according to a Disney press release.
The film, based on the music of Beyoncé's The Lion King: The Gift, follows a young boy on a journey while he learns from his ancestors as well as Black families and voices from throughout the years. The teaser features striking images of Black excellence which recall Beyoncé's Lemonadeand promise to bring the same rich visual storytelling to Black Is King.
Black Is Kingdebuts July 31 on Disney+.
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