*Beyonce CONFRONTS Erykah Bad, After She Exposes Beyonce’s Stealing! By Throwing SHADE At The Erykah…?*

So, it seems like Beyoncé has finally weighed in on Erykah Badu’s accusations of stealing, and she seems to have enlisted her whole team to handle the situation by throwing shade at the legendary Erykah…

It all kicked off after Erykah seemingly hinted that Beyoncé copied her hairstyle for the cover art of her upcoming country album…

And as soon as Beyoncé’s fans caught wind of it, they wasted no time in dragging Erykah online, labeling her as jealous and irrelevant. And even Beyoncé’s publicist chimed in on the drama and dismissed Erkyah’s accusations.

But this prompted Erykah to call out none other than Jay Z, hinting that the Beyhive is a well-oiled machine, acting under the Carters’ instructions.

However, this clash between Erykah and Beyoncé has sparked a much bigger conversation, with people now digging up evidence about Beyoncé allegedly stealing from many other artists, taking credit for things she didn’t actually create, and even supposedly sabotaging and blackballing female artists she saw as direct competition.

But what exactly did Beyoncé respond to Erykah Badu accusing her of stealing? And who are these artists Queen Bee allegedly sabotaged on her way to the top??

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Did Beyoncé Just Shade Erykah Badu?

During a Renaissance tour stop, the ‘Halo’ singer responds to the R&B legend’s critique of her style.

Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Parkwood, Pascal Le Segretain (Getty Images)

Did anyone have a feud between Beyoncé and Erykah Badu on their list of summer activities? Well, whether you were expecting it or not, here we are.

On Monday, Queen Bey brought her much-talked-about Renaissance tour to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. and made sure to shout out the “You Got Me” singer. In a fan video from the show, while performing “Break My Soul (The Queens Remix),” instead of hitting the usual lyrics, where she celebrates “Badu, Lizzo, Kelly Rowl,” Beyoncé changed it up to “Badu, Badu, Badu, Badu.” This had the internet wondering if she was applauding the R&B legend or shading her.

This all stems from the On & On artist’s comments on Sunday, when she appeared to take issue with Beyoncé wearing a stylish, metallic wide-brimmed hat at one of her recent concerts. Accompanied by a photo of the “Cuff It” singer, Badu wrote on Instagram Stories, “Hmm. I guess I’m everyone’s stylist. My favorite chrome mirror hat.”

While wide-brimmed hats have been one of Erykah’s signature looks throughout her career, it doesn’t mean no one can ever wear them. It’s not like Bey was trying to claim she invented them. This whole thing seems like something drummed up by the internet, so let’s hope this is where it ends.

The more serious side of this story comes from Lizzo’s name being excluded from the line. On Tuesday, three of the “Juice” singer’s former dancers filed a lawsuit accusing her of creating a hostile work environment with body-shaming and sexual harassment. Allegations leveled at Lizzo, her production company Big Grrrl Big Touring, Inc. and her dance captain Shirlene Quigley include “sexual, religious and racial harassment, disability discrimination, assault and false imprisonment, among other things.”

We all know how media savvy Beyoncé is, so it’s no surprise that she immediately took any Lizzo references out of her show and kept it moving. Frankly, she could’ve added the extra Badu shout outs just to take the attention off of cutting Lizzo out./.