LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Beyonce unexpectedly dropped a remix of her 'Renaissance' hit song 'America Has a Problem' featuring Kendrick Lamar on Friday, May 19. Fans were taken aback by the sudden release, and they described it as an 'iconic behavior.'
The new version of the song begins with a sharp verse from Lamar, who raps on everything from AI ("Even AI gotta practice clonin' Kendrick") to the Beyhive ("I'm an honorary Beyhive, let's see why them diamonds don't be fly"). The next four minutes and 20 seconds of the song are then taken up by Beyonce. The cover art for the remix features what appears to be an American flag made of red, white, and blue bullets. Prior to this, Beyonce and Lamar worked together on the songs 'Freedom' from 2016's 'Lemonade' and 'Nile' from 'The Lion King: The Gift'.
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'That's just mother moves'
Many people have reacted to the remix on Twitter with one person writing, "This is so random but we're here for it." Another person wrote, "I loveee it but this makes me realize I wanna hear a Andre 3000 verse on it too."
A third person wrote, "ICONIC BEHAVIOR." This other person wrote, "When I heard Kendrick say no I jumped ngl I had a feeling he was going to ft." One individual wrote, "She always knows what we need even when we don't know it !!" One fan tweeted, "The last thing I expected to see today was a Beyoncé and Kendrick single and I can confirm it is everything you'd hope it to be." Another individual wrote, "That's just mother moves. Kendrick ate too." Another individual wrote, "They just randomly dropped it in the middle of the day."
What made 'America Has a Problem' a hit song?
Recently, 'America Has a Problem' has become increasingly popular, due to the choreography that Beyonce performed at the start of her 'Renaissance' global tour on May 10 in Stockholm, Sweden, which sparked a TikTok trend.
Beyonce's tour, which will be her first in over five years, will be making stops in both Europe and North America through the end of September. Her set list so far has featured numerous songs from 'Renaissance', including 'Formation', 'Run the World (Girls)', 'Love on Top', 'Crazy in Love', 'Naughty Girl', and 'Drunk in Love'.
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