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Beyonce Giselle Knowles is a multi-platinum Grammy award-winning artist who was well known and groomed from stardom at an early age for her amazing talents, from performing on stage to singing, dancing and also acting. Throughout the years of Beyoncé’s career which she has put an enormous amount of hard work and dedication into has made her very successful over time. Her turning point to her career started with a group of girls “Destiny’s Child” a popular R&B group, who also sang a mix of Gospel and Hip Hop before they became an official group in 1995, soon after Beyoncé would start creating solo albums and producing her own music without Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams by her side. (Members of the group) She should be inducted into the Music Hall of Fame because she has a lot of success in pursuing what she loves and also what I love, music. Born on September 4,1981 in Houston, Texas along with her younger sister Solange who would also follow her into the entertainment industry. Their mother Tina owned a very popular hair salon in the area and Matthew her father was a ...

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