It’s only been a few days since the release of her new album Beyoncé “Rebirth” and the musician has already received complaints about two tracks on the record, which she changed.

At first, the musician was forced to change the track “Heating”, because it had a verse that used the word “spaz” and as happened some time ago with Lizzo, the use of the word drew backlash as it was considered offensive to people with spastic diplegia. On the other hand, in part “Energy” we heard samples from her “Milkshake”. Kelis, who… also heard it for the first time at our place and thus asked to be removed, since only the names of Neptunes appear in the credits, and not her.

Now Beyoncé is getting another complaint about her track, this time not because of the song “Renaissance” but because of the song “Renaissance”. “Partition” from her album simply titled “Beyonce” in 2013.

Actually, Monica Lewinsky asks the singer to delete a verse that mentions her name and specifically him “She threw my buttons, she tore my blouse / She put Monica Lewinsky on my dress.”

Lewinsky had already voiced her dissatisfaction with the verse in 2014, characteristically writing in her Vanity Fair article, “Thank you Beyonce, but if we’re going to say she ‘suffered’ I think you meant ‘Bill Clinton suffered’ dress.” “my””.

Now the 49-year-old is bringing the subject back into the conversation with a tweet. A former White House staffer broke the news about the “Heated” lyrics, writing, “Um, since we’re here…” with the hashtag #Partition.

In the comments under her post, Lewinsky says that “I’ve learned to deal with painful or humiliating things by finding humor in them,” while clarifying that she has not formally approached Beyoncé and her team to change the verse in question.

hmm while we’re at it… #Chapter

Beyoncé to remove Renaissance lyrics after Outrage: Ableist, Offensive – Variety https://t.co/DzN80FdzPB

— Monica Lewinsky (she/she) (@MonicaLewinsky) August 1, 2022

in fact, that’s how I’ve learned to deal with things that are painful or humiliating… I find humor. for example, in my conversation on Ted. https://t.co/7XyRM323PY

— Monica Lewinsky (she/she) (@MonicaLewinsky) August 2, 2022

no I did not see. I mentioned this in the first Vanity Fair article I wrote in 2014… and it was the first public act I’ve done in 10 years. but you make an interesting/fair remark…

— Monica Lewinsky (she/she) (@MonicaLewinsky) August 2, 2022

According to NME.