Beyoncé, Jay-Z Slam Internet Trolls in First Collab in 7 Years

To close out his pointed verse, the music mogul (born Shawn Carter) repeatedly rapped over a sample of “Mo Bamba” by Sheck Wes, “I caught a f--k n---a hatin’ on my wrist / I caught a hoe n---a hatin’ on my b--ch.”

Beyoncé—who shares 14-year-old daughter Blue Ivy as well as 9-year-old twins Rumi and Sir with Jay-Z—surprised fans with the release of “Morning Dew (Donk)” on July 4, marking her first music drop in two years.

The sultry track—written by Beyoncé, Pharrell Williams, The-Dream and Darius Dixon—according to Parkwood Entertainment, commences a 60-day countdown to the “Love on Top” hitmaker’s 45th birthday September 4 as well as the reissue of her 2006 album B’DAY. 

The single is “a direct nod to her loyal BeyHive to commemorate the upcoming epic celebration of B'DAY,” the statement said. “The song, which will be included on the 20th Anniversary edition of B'DAY, arrives accompanied by a lyric video that repurposes old footage, directed by frequent collaborator, Cliff Watts.”

And while the track’s remix marks Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s first music collaboration in quite some time, they recently teamed up for an unforgettable performance at the “99 Problems” rapper’s July 10 concert in New York City.

Indeed, Queen Bey had the Beyhive buzzing as she joined her husband of 18 years during a rendition of “Can’t Knock the Hustle,” which originally featured Mary J. Blige.

“Give it up for my baby,” she said onstage. “He’s the man.”

Before exiting the stage, Beyoncé proved that the couple’s love is irreplaceable as she added, “I love you so much.”

As fans remain hopeful for new music from the pair, keep reading for a look back at Beyoncé’s best eras.