Kellis accuses Beyonce of ripping a sample of a song without permission

In anticipation of Beyonce’s new album, Bayhive is in full swing. RenaissanceDrop on Friday, July 29th.

Fans struggle to hide the excitement of Queen Beyonce’s new music, but one of those who isn’t thrilled is Keris.

Read more: Beyonce dedicates “Renaissance” album to family, fans and “Fallen Angel” in pre-release sweet notes

As TMZ The reason is that the LP’s track titled “Energy” uses a sample of Keris’s track “Get Along With You” from his 1999 debut album.

In a series of comments to a post from Instagram, Kellis claims he didn’t expect his song to be sampled and is angry that he wasn’t asked first.

“My heart is blown away by the astounding level of contempt and complete ignorance of all three involved,” she wrote. The Neptunes produced Kelis’ first album).

According to Kellis, she wasn’t told that her song would be sampled.

Read more: Kelis says Farrell & Chad Hugo “blatantly lied” & “deceived” her, “stolen” album profits

“I heard about this like everyone else. There’s nothing it looks like. Some people in this business have no soul or integrity, and everyone is fooled,” she said. I added.

Kellis continued to make additional comments, responding to fans who claimed that “Beyonce really admires.” [sic] “Praise is not a word,” writes “Keris.”

When another comment described “energy” as “a collaboration that the world really needs,” Kellis replied, “it’s not a collaboration that is stolen.”