Pretty much everything Beyoncé puts out into the world demands our immediate undivided attention, and her Renaissance era is already proving to be no exception to that rule.

The “Halo” singer dropped an “official teaser” video for the song “I’m That Girl” on Friday morning, giving fans the first-ever video components of her latest album.

In the teaser, Queen Bey looks as sleek and poised as ever, commanding attention as she sits solo at a bar for the majority of the video. The teaser also features a wide variety of looks, presumably giving us a taste of what’s to come.

Considering that “I’m That Girl” is the first track on Renaissance, people are already hoping that this means we’re getting another full visual album from Beyoncé rather than an assortment of singles with corresponding music videos.

(On that note, though, we’ll take whatever it is that Beyoncé has to give us – thank you very much!)

The album, which was initially released on July 29, unsurprisingly debuted at no. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart and was widely praised by fans and critics alike.

The icon did receive some backlash for using a word considered to be an ableist slur in “Heated,” as well as criticism from Kelis for sampling her song “Milkshake,” seemingly with the permission of the writers and producers but not Kelis herself. In both cases, those portions of those respective songs were swiftly removed.

Hopefully, this teaser is giving fans a taste of the visual component that Beyoncé has planned for this Renaissance era. As good as the music is on its own, we all know it’s only going to get even better matched with visuals. Beyoncé never disappoints, after all.

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