Have you guys watched The Rip on Netflix? It’s the Joe Carnahan action-drama starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck (and Teyana Taylor, Kyle Chandler and Steve Yeun). It’s sort of okay? It actually wasn’t what I expected – I thought it would really be a bonanza of dirty cop shenanigans, but it isn’t. There are so many plot holes and they never explained why two elite Miami cops both have Boston accents. But I digress, it’s a perfectly enjoyable movie. Ben’s pretty good in it. Well, this Affleck story crossed my feed and it made me really like Ben for a change. Ben’s ex-wife Jennifer Garner was talking about how Ben is one of those people who can listen to the same song on repeat for a very long time. When Ben was working on The Town in 2009, he apparently listened to Beyonce’s “Halo” on a near-constant loop.

Jennifer Garner laid bare ex-husband Ben Affleck’s obsession with Beyoncé’s music in candid new comments.

“Do you guys do this? Do you listen to a song over and over again?” the “Alias” alum asked the audience during an appearance at Diesel, A Bookstore on Thursday.

“I just want to tell you something. I’ve survived this. I have lived through it,” she said.

The “13 Going on 30” actress, 53, then recalled supporting Affleck, also 53, as he filmed “The Town” back in 2009.

“Ben Affleck listens to a song over and over,” she said, according to People. “I had a three-month-old and a three-year-old living in a rental in Cambridge, Mass., while he was shooting ‘The Town,’” she shared. “And he listened to Beyoncé‘s ‘Halo,’ and I would be nursing.”

Affleck directed, co-wrote and starred in the 2010 crime thriller, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival that year and went on to nab a Producers Guild of America nomination for best film — as well as two wins from the National Board of Review.

[From Page Six]

My confession is that I can also listen to one song on a loop for hours, especially when I’m walking (not so much when I’m working or writing). You just sort of zone out and it becomes a sort of background soundtrack. I’ve even done that with “Halo” – it’s a great song to have on a loop. While I love Beyonce and her music, not every one of her songs works on a loop like that. Recently, I discovered that I can listen to Bey’s “Spaghetti” on a loop. What else? “Flawless” works. “Formation” doesn’t. “Partition” works, as does “Jealous.” Anyway, I didn’t know Ben was such a Beyonce fan. Or maybe he just f–king loved “Halo.” It was one of her biggest hits for a reason, that song is immaculate. Other artists’ songs which are good for repeat plays: Hozier’s “Arsonist’s Lullabye,” Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer,” Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain,” Jeff Buckley’s “So Real,” Radiohead’s “Creep.”

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