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The video, which channels a femme fatale rebellion led by the BeyBey, was originally scheduled to debut last Friday (May 13). While the single hasn't performed particularly well on the charts -- it currently sits at No. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100 -- since its debut two weeks ago, Beyonce and her team took some extra days to perfect it. Lawrence told MTV he thought the video was "one of the one of the bigger Beyoncé music videos ever done."
Two other music videos premiered on 'American Idol' this season, but both were attached to the reality show's new hosts. The video for Jennifer Lopez's track 'On the Floor' debuted on the show in March and it currently sits at No.3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, while Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler showed off the 'Lolita'-like visuals for his rock-tinged tune '(It) Feels So Good' just last week.
'Run the World (Girls)' is the lead single off Beyonce's fourth studio album, simply titled '4.' It will drop sometime this summer.
Watch Beyonce's 'Run the World (Girls)' Teaser



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