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Kilmeade said Beyoncés new album contained "X-rated" lyrics and shamed her for "dancing around" while "barely dressed."

Representatives for Beyoncé have confirmed the singer will remove a lyric from her song ‘Heated’ after activists called out its ableist connotations. The song appears on Bey most recent album, Renaissance, and contains a derogatory term for spastic diplegia.

Renaissance is Beyoncé’s first solo album in more than five years, and her first fully dance album.

The Brooklyn Nets star expresses his disappointment after the Renaissance artist announces that she will change the lyric of her new song Heated following heavy criticism.

After many found the lyrics of her song from her new album Renaissance offensive for disabled people, the pop star insists that the word spaz is not used intentionally in a harmful way.

If you want to create violent extremists, if you want violent extremists to proliferate, to do is abuse a populous as we did in afghanistan and iraq to create more enemies and that is why al-qaeda has grown from 500 to tens of thousands of franchises and that is what we have to be wary. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: beyonce will rerecord one of her new songs after disability campaigners raised concerns about the lyrics. the question was whether we wanted to save our people and japa...

The song "Heated" off of Beyoncés latest album has been the source of serious controversy online.

Beyonce set to alter her song Heated's lyrics after receiving scorching backlash from fans.

Yeah. dont get me wrong, i need your reaction to this beyonce t made headlines today. shes promising to move in r offensive word from her new song called heated, right? ill let the audiencee pick the offensive part of this lyric. i dare you listen on go. my , my , my , my mind in my is one day im about ready to say on my flip flop. now bryant beyoncé uses the n-word filthy terms for male female your and . but spazz is the offensive term in that lyric. apparently some in the disabled community h...

After the prolific songwriter questions the songwriting credit on Beyonces song off her new album Renaissance, The-Dream educates Diane on the history of black music.