In her very new collaboration with DJ Khaled, husband JAY-Z and Future, the 36-year-old singer raps: “I’m the only lady here, still the realest n—- in the room / I break the internet, top two and I ain’t number two.”
A lot of fans flooded Twitter shortly after the song’s release, saying Beyoncé was referring to Kim Kardashian West‘s Paper magazine #BreaktheInternet cover.
JAY-Z, 48, has had a complicated relationship with Kim’s husband Kanye West, 40, over the years, but he opened up last fall about mending their friendship.
Meanwhile, others thought the “Formation” singer might be shading Kylie Jenner, whose Instagram-debut of her newborn daughter Stormi knocked Beyoncé’s birth announcement of her twins Rumi and Sir on Instagram out of the most-liked spot.
However, other members of the Beyhive believe Beyoncé may be referencing Drake instead on the track. In his song “Gyalchester,” the rapper declares: “I’m never washed but I’m not new / I know I said top five, but I’m top two / And I’m not two and I got one.”
