The mother of two and Scott Disick's ex-girlfriend took to social media to let everyone know that they enjoyed the diva's new album very much.
- Apr 28, 2016
AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian are seemingly among those who are obsessed with Beyonce Knowles' new album. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" stars expressed their excitement at "Lemonade" on their social media accounts.
The mother of two posted on Instagram a photo of the 34-year-old singer which was taken from one of her new video clips. In the photo, Beyonce was seen wearing a furry outer as she walked around in Yeezy Season 6. "Sipping' on some Lemonade this morning..... #BeyInYeezy #WCW," Kim captioned the photo.
Meanwhile, Kourtney shared on Snapchat two videos, indicating that she enjoyed watching Jay-Z's wife debuting her new album on HBO. Kourtney also added some praise hand emojis.
This could be a sign that Kim was trying to show everyone that she's not turning against Beyonce, though people speculated that "Becky with the good hair" was her best friend Rachel Roy.
In other news, Iggy Azalea expressed her disagreement over the use of the name "Becky." After a Twitter user referred to Iggy as a "Becky," the "Fancy" rapper explained that no one should use the name because it's a nickname which is commonly used to call white females who perform sexual favors.
"Don't ever call me a Becky," the 25-year-old rapper wrote. "WE ALL KNOW 'becky' started because you all think white girls just go around slobbing on everyones d**k. Im good on being called that."
"Its in no way close to a slur, just rude to replace someones name with a generalized name representing their race. BUT, no i dont think its great to use stereotypical names to describe ANY race. I think we can all agree on that," she continued.
Later on, the Australian rapper clarified that she didn't try to throw shade at Beyonce, writing, "yeah i actually wasnt even talking about the song, i was talking to someone who called me that on twitter ... no shade to beyonce. i love her."
