It was just a little over a year ago that Sean Paul sat down with us to clear up rumors that were circulating about his time collaborating with Beyoncé. The pair of hitmakers collided on their megahit "Baby Boy" and after making comments about Jay-Z during a radio interview, the outlet reportedly that Sean Paul said he and Beyoncé rarely performed the single together because Hov was jealous. Paul jumped to shut down the gossip and claimed his statements were misrepresented.
The controversy was brought up once again during the Jamaican singer's chat with The Daily Beast and according to Paul, Beyoncé confronted him all those years ago when rumors that they hooked up were circulating.
"It was huge. It was nine weeks at No. 1, all over MTV and BET, magazines, everywhere," he told the outlet. "I had some people who were working with me for years and they were like 'Boss—I’m now a fan of yours.' I was like 'Now?!' But we had just three performances, and one was at Reggae Sumfest. At the time, we were both on the Rock the Mic Tour. This was 2003. She wasn’t on it every day, but she would come on certain dates and do the song [“Crazy in Love”] with Jay."
When he took to the stage he noticed that although the crowd was "wild," the energy was off. After the performance, his band told him that his mic had been cut off. The Daily Beast asked if he believed Jay-Z messed with the audio and Sean Paul said he didn't think so.
The remarks have floated through social media platforms as Beyoncé's fans question the power couple's response to Paul's latest. Watch the music video to "Baby Boy" below where Paul claimed they shot their scenes separately.
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The controversy was brought up once again during the Jamaican singer's chat with The Daily Beast and according to Paul, Beyoncé confronted him all those years ago when rumors that they hooked up were circulating.
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"It was huge. It was nine weeks at No. 1, all over MTV and BET, magazines, everywhere," he told the outlet. "I had some people who were working with me for years and they were like 'Boss—I’m now a fan of yours.' I was like 'Now?!' But we had just three performances, and one was at Reggae Sumfest. At the time, we were both on the Rock the Mic Tour. This was 2003. She wasn’t on it every day, but she would come on certain dates and do the song [“Crazy in Love”] with Jay."
When he took to the stage he noticed that although the crowd was "wild," the energy was off. After the performance, his band told him that his mic had been cut off. The Daily Beast asked if he believed Jay-Z messed with the audio and Sean Paul said he didn't think so.
The remarks have floated through social media platforms as Beyoncé's fans question the power couple's response to Paul's latest. Watch the music video to "Baby Boy" below where Paul claimed they shot their scenes separately.
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