“Same Way You Have 13 Nominations and No Wins”- Beyonce Fans Assault Diane Warren on Social Media, Force Her to Apologize For Her Accusations

Updated on: 4 Aug, 2022 | 1:19 AM NY Time

Beyoncé’s latest album, Renaissance is being released in four box sets and limited-edition vinyl, which finds her creating an upbeat collection of hits, boundary-expanding deep cuts whose quaint grandeur feels starkly cutting-edge. It suggests that the new harmony for the well-known singer is to keep it a little bit retro.

As we all know how much Beyonce likes to dazzle and shine in front of the camera but this time Renaissance arrived without any visual support. She insisted on a more old-school release and left it to the imagination of her fans.

The effect is already visible. ‘Alien Superstar’ – the album’s cherry on the top – is already a viral hit on Twitter and TikTok.

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Beyonce and Lizzo’s Controversy

After a few hours of the release of Beyonce’s album, Scope, UK Disability Charity went on to tweet that one song of the album contained lyrics that are considered offensive.

Song “Heated” contained a few lyrics that were considered “ableist slur” which was pointed out by Scope.

Beyonce said that it was not her intention to use it as an offensive lyric and will change it. The same controversy also surrounded Lizzo where she also apologized and changed the lyrics.

Beyone in Renaissance. — Beyonce to remove offensive lyrics from “Heated”

Diane Warren accuses Beyonce of too many writers

Diane Warren, an American songwriter, musician, and record producer, accused Beyonce of having 24 writers for one song.

Here is the tweet that she put out:

This isn't meant as shade, I'm just curious
— Diane Warren (@Diane_Warren) August 1, 2022

Although she did not mention Beyonce or her album, fans quickly noticed and went on to defend her by ambushing Warren.

Here are a few tweets by Beyonce’s fans:

It’s quite simple. If you sample/interpolate several songs within a new recording all of those original songwriters receive credit along with those who contributed to the new composition.
— Matty P. (@__MattyPMusic) August 1, 2022

This is kind of a boring ass narrative at this point and it's sad to see artists attempt to devalue one another. Even if she had 50 writers on one song, does that make her any less of an artist? Celine Dion never wrote a song in her life, do we constantly discredit her?
— Cllr Kurtis Dickson (@kurtis_dickson) August 1, 2022

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Diane Warren accuses Beyonce of using many writers.

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Singer-songwriter The-Dream — who collaborated on “Renaissance” and also featured Beyoncé on his 2013 song “Turnt ” — was among the people who backed up Beyonce on Warren’s question.

The response he tweeted:

I didn't mean that as an attack or as disrespect. I didn't know this, thank U for making me aware of it. No need to be mean about it.
— Diane Warren (@Diane_Warren) August 1, 2022

Diane’s Apology to Beyonce and Her Fans

On August 2, 2022, Warren tweeted out an apology to Beyonce and her fans.

Her apology tweet:

Ok, I meant no disrespect to @Beyonce, who I've worked with and admire. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding
— Diane Warren (@Diane_Warren) August 1, 2022