Beyonce Recruits Kelly Rowland, Solange And J. Cole For 'Party' Teaser

Pregnant and hardworking Beyonce is releasing yet another video within the last month from her fourth album ‘4’. This time it’s a celebration, let’s ‘Party’!

Few months ago pictures from the shoot showed Beyonce and her former Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland and sister Solange Knowles partying on set.

In addition to Kelly and Solange, Roc Nation artist J. Cole will take the place of Outkast Andre 3000 in the remix. Cole couldn’t stop gushing about the opportunity in a recent interview:

“She’s such a hard working, incredible artist. I’ll never forget that day we shot the video, I’ll never forget being able to be on that song, and hopefully we got more as time goes on”

It’s a backyard party with food, drinks and lots of color. Check out the teaser below. Looks like Beyonce’s pregnancy made an appearance – on the lounge chair? Or is it a reach? The full video premieres today on BET’s 106 & Park

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