"Say Yes" is a reimagining of a popular Nigerian gospel hymn often titled " When Jesus Says Yes ". Michelle Williams first heard the song years ago and felt its infectious energy would be perfect for her fourth studio album, .
: The final mastered version premiered on June 2, 2014 , following a leak of an unfinished edit that Williams admitted she "hated" seeing go public before it was ready. Music Video and Visual Impact
The music video, directed by , premiered on Good Morning America on June 18, 2014. It features the three singers at a high-energy street party, waving flags and dancing with a crowd in Maplewood, New Jersey. "Say Yes" is a reimagining of a popular
: Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland reportedly asked to be on the track after hearing an early version of the album.
When released " Say Yes " in June 2014, it wasn't just another gospel track—it was a cultural moment that brought the legendary Destiny’s Child trio back together. Featuring Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland , the song became an instant anthem, blending Afrobeats, EDM, and traditional gospel into a "club-banger" for the soul. The Story Behind the Song Music Video and Visual Impact The music video,
: Produced by Harmony Samuels , the track features upbeat percussion and a vibrant dance energy that sets it apart from traditional gospel ballads.
: In 2019, Billboard ranked it #50 on the decade-end Hot Gospel Songs chart (2010–2019). Where to Listen and Download When released " Say Yes " in June
: The song spent seven non-consecutive weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot Gospel Songs chart.
: Best for purchasing the official MP3 single.
"Say Yes" dominated the charts, proving the enduring power of the Destiny's Child bond: