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The singer's decision to edit "Heated" comes weeks after fellow entertainer Lizzo announced a new version of her song "GRRRLS" following complaints about her use of the same term from the disabled community.

While Beyonces legions of fans have been enjoying her new album Renaissance - her first album since 2016s Lemonade - some have been defending her from some supposed shade.

Beyoncé is removing an offensive term for disabled people from a new song on her record “Renaissance,” just weeks after rapper Lizzo also changed lyrics to remove the same word.  The song “Heated,” which was co-written with Canadian rapper Drake among several others, uses the word “spaz,” which is considered a derogatory reference to the medical term spastic diplegia, a form

Beyonce changes the lyric on one of her new songs due to negative feedback.

Pop singer Beyonces seventh studio album Renaissance debuted last month to universal acclaim, but one lyric in the song Heated left many listeners angry on social media.

Incredible, fascinating to see how medicine is progressing. beyonce has agreed to re—record one of the songs on her latest album to remove a word that can been used to demean people with disabilities. the term appears twice in the song, heated, which was released on friday as part of her album, renaissance. some fans had defended beyonce, pointing out that the term she used can have a different meaning in the us. disability and womens rights advocate hannah divineyjoins us now from sydney. thi...

The meanings of the words, the connotations they are different in different countries and this poses problems?— poses problems? yes, absolutely. _ poses problems? yes, absolutely. i— poses problems? yes, absolutely. i think i poses problems? yes, absolutely. i think for | poses problems? yes, i absolutely. i think for me personally because of the connection with my disability specifically, that word will always be one i dont like and that word will always be something that is offensive, i kn...

Beyoncé will remove an ableist slur from the lyrics of one of the songs on her highly anticipated new album 'Renaissance.'

Beyoncé is removing an offensive term for disabled people from the lyrics of hew new album ‘Renaissance’ after a furious backlash from campaigners.

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