Which Beyoncé album includes the alter-ego name Sasha Fierce in its title?

Beyoncé’s album titled I Am... Sasha Fierce includes the name of her performance alter ego.

Columbia Records released the double album on November 18, 2008. Its two discs presented contrasting sides: “I Am...” emphasized more personal and vulnerable material, while “Sasha Fierce” represented the confident, highly theatrical performer Beyoncé used onstage.

The album included “If I Were a Boy,” “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),” “Halo,” and “Sweet Dreams.” “Single Ladies” became especially prominent through its black-and-white music video and sharply choreographed dance, while “Halo” developed into one of Beyoncé’s best-known ballads.

Sasha Fierce was not a separate singer or independently released artist. It was a conceptual stage persona used to describe a more assertive performance mode. Beyoncé later said she retired the alter ego after the era associated with the album.