Beyoncé did not give away the videos, the average CD w/out visuals cost much less than 16 bucks. Clearly the consumers paid extra money for the videos. Most artists make zero money directly off of their videos because everyone can see them for free when they come out. Beyoncé was smart to group the videos with her CD so she could charge extra and actually make money directly from the videos. As for Drunk In Love, if it peaks in the top ten of the Hot 100 that's huge for an R&B song, it rarely happens nowadays. Beyoncé doesn't seem to be feeling any pressure when it comes to this album. She knows it will already go down in history as a success based on the fact that it has broken records already and set standards that most others can't match. She is taking her time when it comes to promoting this album and she knows it has legs. Almost every other recent release fell out of the top ten with a quickness while this album has been hovering in the top 5 since its release, remaining in the top ten with ease. No reasonable non-hater would deny that this era is a success for Beyoncé. Only the haters try to find something negative to grab on to b/c it's hard for them to accept the glaring truth--- Beyoncé is winning!