“There’s a feeling of déjà vu as it’s just a few weeks since Lizzo also had to re-release a song after featuring the same offensive language.

“We hope this is the last time we see this kind of thing from anyone, let alone musicians with massive global influence.”

Meanwhile, the sample of Milkshake originally used in the background of Energy has now been reportedly removed from the mix.

According to BBC, the updates happened on streaming services including Spotify, Tidal and Apple overnight on Tuesday, five days after Renaissance was released.

Even amid the controversy, Beyoncé has managed to acknowledge and deal with the challenges head-on – and it seemingly hasn’t stopped the album from positively impacting audiences worldwide.

The album is set to become her fourth UK number 1 album, and it is currently outselling the rest of the top five albums combined.

It also continues to receive praise, particularly for centring the LGBTQ+ community at the heart of the album.

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