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Actually, crocodiles are native to the US... but only in South Florida.
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The album was first teased on February 11, 2024 during [[Recap/SuperBowlLIToLXXV Super Bowl LVIII]] with her "Can't B Broken" commercial created in partnership with Verizon. That same night, the lead singles "TEXAS HOLD 'EM" and "16 CARRIAGES" were released. The singles were a noticeable departure from much of the singer's past work, seeing Beyoncé embrace Main/CountryMusic for the first time since "Daddy Lessons" from 2016's ''{{Music/Lemonade|2016}}''.
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The album was first teased on February 11, 2024 during [[Recap/SuperBowlLIToLXXV Super Bowl LVIII]] with her "Can't B Broken" commercial created in partnership with Verizon. That same night, the lead singles "TEXAS HOLD 'EM" and "16 CARRIAGES" were released. The singles were a noticeable departure from much of the singer's past work, seeing Beyoncé embrace Main/CountryMusic CountryMusic for the first time since "Daddy Lessons" from 2016's ''{{Music/Lemonade|2016}}''.
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* [[CrocodileTears ALLIIGATOR TEARS]]: Lampshaded. Beyoncé explains to her lover that he doesn't have to resort to using his tears to move her because she'll always do whatever's necessary to please him. The song's title uses "alligator" instead of "crocodile" because the latter isn't native to the U.S. but the former is.
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* [[CrocodileTears ALLIIGATOR TEARS]]: Lampshaded. Beyoncé explains to her lover that he doesn't have to resort to using his tears to move her because she'll always do whatever's necessary to please him. The song's title uses "alligator" instead of "crocodile" because alligators are far more common in the latter isn't US than crocodiles (the only place in the US proper with native to the U.S. but the former is.crocodiles of any species is South Florida).
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* {{Bookends}}: "AMERIICAN REQUIEM" and "AMEN" serve as this. "AMEN" reprises the former's opening verse as the album comes to an end, representing the completion of Cowboy Carter's musical journey.
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* {{Bookends}}: "AMERIICAN REQUIEM" and "AMEN" serve as this. "AMEN" reprises the former's opening verse as the album comes to an end, representing the completion of Cowboy Carter's ''Cowboy Carter'''s musical journey.
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* [[CrocodileTears ALLIIGATOR TEARS]]: Lampshaded. Beyoncé explains to her lover that he doesn't have to resort to using his tears to move her because she'll always do whatever's necessary to please him. The song's title uses "alligator" instead of "crocodile" because the latter aren't native to the U.S. but the former are.
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* [[CrocodileTears ALLIIGATOR TEARS]]: Lampshaded. Beyoncé explains to her lover that he doesn't have to resort to using his tears to move her because she'll always do whatever's necessary to please him. The song's title uses "alligator" instead of "crocodile" because the latter aren't isn't native to the U.S. but the former are.is.
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# "JUST FOR FUN" [-(featuring Willie Jones)-]
# "II MOST WANTED" [-(featuring Music/MileyCyrus)-]
# "LEVII'S JEANS" [-(featuring Music/PostMalone)-]
# "II MOST WANTED" [-(featuring Music/MileyCyrus)-]
# "LEVII'S JEANS" [-(featuring Music/PostMalone)-]
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# "JUST FOR FUN" [-(featuring [-(with Willie Jones)-]
# "II MOST WANTED"[-(featuring [-(with Music/MileyCyrus)-]
# "LEVII'S JEANS"[-(featuring [-(with Music/PostMalone)-]
# "II MOST WANTED"
# "LEVII'S JEANS"
* [[CrocodileTears ALLIIGATOR TEARS]]: Lampshaded. Beyoncé explains to her lover that he doesn't have to resort to using his tears to move her because she'll always do whatever's necessary to please him. The song's title uses "alligator" instead of "crocodile" because the latter aren't native to the U.S. but the former are.
* {{Bookends}}: "AMERIICAN REQUIEM" and "AMEN" serve as this. "AMEN" reprises the former's opening verse as the album comes to an end, representing the completion of Cowboy Carter's musical journey.
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* CrocodileTears: "ALLIIGATOR TEARS" explores Beyoncé acknowledging how her partner's manipulation changes the way that she acts.
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* MeaningfulName: The name ''Beyincé''[[note]]pronounced the name as the "Beyoncé" spelling[[/note]]--featured on the limited edition cover--is the original form of the singer's name which was her mother Tina's maiden name which was misspelled by the hospital. Tina explained that her mother (Beyoncé's grandmother) attempted to have it fixed but was told by the clerk that she should be grateful they received a certificate at all because they were Black.
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# "SMOKE HOUR WILLIE NELSON" [-(featuring Music/WillieNelson)-]
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# "SMOKE HOUR ★ WILLIE NELSON" [-(featuring Music/WillieNelson)-]
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# "SWEET HONEY BUCKIIN'" [-(featuring Shaboozey)-]
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# "SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN'" [-(featuring Shaboozey)-]
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'''''Cowboy Carter''''' (also known as ''act ii: Cowboy Carter'') is the eighth studio album by American singer Music/{{Beyonce}}, released on March 29, 2024. It is the second installment of her three-act project which began with ''{{Music/Renaissance|2022}}'' released July of 2022.
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'''''Cowboy Carter''''' (also known as ''act ii: Cowboy Carter'') Carter'' or ''ACT II: BEYINCÉ'' on limited edition pressings) is the eighth studio album by American singer Music/{{Beyonce}}, released on March 29, 2024. It is the second installment of her three-act project which began with ''{{Music/Renaissance|2022}}'' released July of 2022.
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* EagleLand: As there's more to this album than "Country" as a genre, it's Beyonce looking at the ''country itself'' and the culture that shaped it.
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* GenreMashup: As Beyoncé herself explained, ''Cowboy Carter'' isn't a country album, it's a '''''Beyoncé''''' album.
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* GenreMashup: The album is built around the reclamation of Country as a genre with Black roots, but it also incorporates a plethora of other genres: [[Main/GospelMusic Gospel]], [[Main/FolkMusic Folk]], Main/RockAndRoll, Main/SouthernRap, {{Funk}}, and Jersey club. As Beyoncé herself explained, ''Cowboy Carter'' isn't a country album, it's a '''''Beyoncé''''' album.
