Many music lovers are not pleased that the 'Baby Boy' singer is barely promoting Megan's new song on which Bey's featured, while she uses her Instagram account to hype up her collaboration with Chloe x Halle.
- May 18, 2020
AceShowbiz - The hype surrounding Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage (Remix)" is marred with accusation that Beyonce Knowles is not doing enough to support the song, on which she is featured. While her mother Tina Lawson has shared her reaction to Bey's shout-out to her on the song, the R&B diva herself has barely tweeted or posted about it on her Instagram account.
It makes people more irritated when Bey took to her Instagram page to promote another collaboration she's featured on, "Do It" by Chloe x Halle who are signed to her label. "DO IT out now," she simply wrote on Friday, May 15 along with a snippet of the song.
People have since expressed their displease that Beyonce never gives the same treatment to boost "Savage (Remix)". "PROMOTE SAVAGE," an apparent angry fan of Megan simply demanded in the comment section.
Accusing Beyonce of unfair treatment, a second user remarked, "So you can promote this... but you can't promote savage remix." Another angrily asked, "THIS ISN'T HER SONG EITHER SO WHY NOT PROMOTE SAVAGE."
But many of Beyhives have come to their favorite artist's defense. Responding to the criticism, someone argued, "Savage isn't HER song she 'promoted' it when she blessed in with her vocals some of ya'll are prrreessssed..."
Another echoed the sentiment, "Savage didn't need B to 'promote' it, did it? The millisecond it dropped we all heard it...Chloe is her protege.you know B is calculated. She knows exactly what she's doing. Savage is just fine."
"Savage didn't need Beyonce's mentions. She knows we will listen anyway. She's trying to build these two artists up so they can also be successful like her and Meg," another user similarly said. Someone else added, "These are her artist on HER label....she can promote what she wants when she wants...@beyonce being on savage (remix) was promotion in itself."
