Angela Jeanine Beyincé (born May 14, 1982 in Galveston, Texas) is an African-American songwriter and personal assistant to her cousin Beyoncé Knowles. Her father is the younger brother of Tina Knowles. Her father is of Creole descent and her mother is African-American. She is among the posterity of the late Lumis and Agnéz Beyincé.


[edit] Songwriting
Angela has co-written a number of songs for Destiny's Child, Kelly Rowland, Beyoncé Knowles , Solange Knowles and Bad Boy record's Cassie. Angela co-wrote the song Girl and Free on Destiny Fulfilled; No Coincidence, Haven't Told You on Simply Deep, Feel Good Song on Solo Star, The Pink Panther soundtrack Check on It, Naughty Girl, Be With You, Speechless, Can't Take No More, My Man on Dangerously in Love, Kiss Me on Cassie.


**Being a native of New Orleans I have to laugh whenever
I see the Creole references for regular negroes. smdh

Has Angie written a hit yet? .**

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Creole Is Fucking Black...no Diffrence. It's Just A French Word Mutha Fuckas, Stop With The Separation Of Thye Black Race, Puhleese!!!!

Did you get this from Wikipedia? Wikipedia is not reliable. Because Angie is 30 and I know this for a fact.

I didn't know she co-wrote anything for Cassie. I assumed her services were limited to the innner circle of the Knowles camp.

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She has written alot more for Beyonce....look at the written credits in the B'Day album.

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I've never called myself Creole even thou my family's ancestors happen to be . Funny how some people say Creole like it isn't black. Its just like when some African people say they aren't black or Jamaican isn't black...smh Black is black. No matter what your complexion is. Self hate is terrible.

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SO TRUE!! thats the Willie Lynch Slave Letter to theSlaveMasters shit,. that is still prevelant to this day.
"let the hate eachother they're never progress.'
2007 and still counting down the progress

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well i guess the "creole" descent came from mrs.tina.....lmao... .

*back to lsac to see if they have creole, maybe that can get me a better chance*

This type of logic reminds me of the "Brown paper bag" test. If you darker than the bag you can't attend college or be around certain black organizations..smh Some Black people still thinks its slave times when the light slaves were house slaves and the "darker" slaves had to work the fields. The "light" slaves still got their ass beat just the same. Black is black and some black people need to realize this. Non-black people don't look at us and say wow is she creole...lol..They will think that woman is black. Time to grow up and let our future generation grow up without complexion issues.

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while i agree with u, what black african or black jamaican have u ever heard say that they weren't black, huh??! get yo facts straight ma.

^^^^I have heard this

I said some not all
Reading is fundamental...lol

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The Knowles have to be one of the most color struck families I've ever heard of. First it was the lie about Beyonce having naturally blonde hair, then it was the thing about people not liking her because she has a light complexion. I don't even think little Daniel would be seen in public if he hadn't turned out so white with the blue eyes. Does anyone in the Knowles camp EVER mention any of Mathew's family? Are they ever seen? Everything is always about Tina's relatives and them being Creole.

Isn't claiming to be Creole just celebrating their heritage?

People of other black heritages will claim it but I dont think they are denying their blackness, ex jamaicans, trinis dominicans cubans etc. What so different about Creole people?

Is it because they are so light?

They have a separate culture from other African-Americans. They retained many traditions from their French and Spanish ancestors' culture as well as their African and sometimes Native-American culture. Another thing that sets them apart, and I believe gives them a feeling of having an elevated status, is the fact that they were very often free people of color who were able to own property, slaves and have some type of recognition in the courts. Historically they are part of an elite society of blacks. Even during times of slavery they were allowed to attend balls and other social events that other blacks were not allowed to attend. They take a great deal of pride in their rich culture and I believe it's rightfully so.