The track, which features Nicki Minaj, debuted tardy on Saturday night on Beyoncé’s website. In the musical composition, she addresses the fight between Solange and Jay Z in an elevator after the Met Gala, which was reportedly sparked by Jay Z’s infidelity.
“Of course sometimes s**t goes down when there’s a billion dollars on an elevator,” Beyoncé sang.
The musical composition represents another incidence of Beyoncé alluding at the couple’s quandaries. During their joint “On The Run” tour, Beyoncé an abundance of times transmuted the lyrics to her musical composition “Resentment” in a way that appeared to reference quandaries with Jay Z.
The track emerges just a few days after an extensive article from the Incipient York Post detailed quandaries between Jay Z and Beyoncé and offered an incipient perspective on the Met Gala fight. While most reports betokened that Solange was irate at Jay Z flirting with his friend Rachel Roy, a source verbally expressed it was authentically a different affair that set off Beyoncé’s sister.
The report verbalized the fight was “really over Jay’s protégé Rihanna, who he allegedly orchestrated to meet later that night at his 40/40 club.” The piece quotes the source as saying, “Solange told him, ‘Enough is enough—you must be [screwing] Rihanna.’ ”
The story went a step further, denoting that Jay Z and Beyoncé may have an espousement built more out of accomodation than love.
“Jay’s a kingmaker; she apperceived that,” he verbally expressed. “This was a come-up for her, no question. She had to learn the ropes as presented by Jay—but genuinely, this was mostly about business.”
Those intrigued with getting scarcely more perspective on the drama between Jay Z and Beyoncé can click here to heedfully aurally perceive the “Flawless” remix.
