she would later release two "visual albums" Beyoncé (2013) and Lemonade (2016), and as almost every song from B'Day had an accompanying music video, which was "something we hadn't seen before". The same day, website EST. 1997 published an article about B'Day as well, and wrote that the album's singles became "essential parts" of pop culture, also writing that "Get Me Bodied" is "now cemented as one of those songs that gets played by a DJ to get the crowd dancing at a wedding". The website also wrote an article about B'Day Anthology Video Album on April 3, 2017, the tenth anniversary of its release, also calling it Beyoncé's first "visual album" and stating that it "laid the groundwork for Beyoncé to become the pioneering visual artist she is revered to as today." Billboard published "Beyoncé's Best Fashion Moments from Her Decade-Old 'B'Day Anthology Video Album'" on the same day, the list in which editor Da'Shan Smith commented on ten best outfits Beyoncé wore in the music videos, stating: "The project has delivered audiences some of the singer's most iconic looks. In every frame she appears in, Beyoncé oozes a radiant confidence, wearing stunning outfits and costumes to match." Vibe published a list in which Smith ranked all thirteen music videos from the worst to the best, stating: "B'Day Video Anthology Album must be heralded as an important pop culture artifact. As expressed before, it's the birther of Beyoncé's passion for providing fans visual sequences they need to tell an album's story. Imagine a B'Day without its Anthology—although the go-go and funk infused tracks already made an impression upon audio listens only, the visuals made the record pop to life." Track listing Notes signifies an additional producer signifies a co-producer signifies a vocal producer Sample credits "Suga Mama" contains a sample from "Searching for Soul" by Jake Wade and the Soul Searchers. "Upgrade U" contains a sample from "Girls Can't Do What the Guys Do" by Betty Wright. "Resentment" contains a sample from "Think" by Curtis Mayfield. Personnel Credits are adapted from the deluxe edition liner notes of B'Day. Jason Agel – engineering assistance (track 5) Omar Al-Musfi – Arabic percussion (track 1) Roberto Almodovar – engineering (track 1) Allen "Al Geez" Arthur – horns (track 12) April Baldwin – A&R administration Aureo Baqueiro – vocal direction (track 18) Reyli Barba – songwriting (track 18) Robert Becker – viola (track