Beyonce, Jay Z celebrate wedding anniversary with new song

For celebrity couple, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, there is no better way to celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary than a romantic new song from the former, exclusively for the latter.

Titled Die With You, the Beyoncé’s song is a straight-up love song to her man. It had such emotional laden lines like, “I wake up just to sleep with you. I open my eyes so I can see with you. And I live so I can die with you,” she sings in a home-made clip that shows them in a personal moment.

The new video is exclusively on the music streaming service Tidal, that they just happen to be heavily involved in.

Jay Z, 45, launched Tidal on Monday along with 16 artiste stakeholders, including his wife, Rihanna, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Jason Aldean, Madonna, Coldplay and others.

This wedding anniversary gift to Jay Z, has been praised by fans of both artistes who just moved to Los Angeles with little daughter, Blue Ivy.


Meanwhile, there have been backlashes over the remix of the Destiny’s Child singer’s Jealous, which features troubled singer, Chris Brown.

The Jealous remix made its way online on Thursday, April 2. And although Beyonce, 33, is yet to comment on the leaked song, she is facing significant backlash from those who take issue with her working with Brown.

The former Destiny’s Child singer used her Beyonce album to declare herself as a feminist, even using audio from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED talk about feminism in her hit single, Flawless. But knowing Brown for what many described as women molestation, especially having left former girlfriend, Rihanna, with gruesome bruises after a domestic violence incident, many saw the move of aligning with the singer as standing in direct conflict to Beyonce’s feminist values.

“I never thought Beyonce could disappoint me – until she collaborated with Chris Brown,” a fan tweeted of Beyonce.

”I was really hoping the Beyoncé + Chris Brown collaboration was an April fool’s joke,” said another. “Let me get this straight….Beyoncé, a claimed feminist, made a remix with a man who beats a woman…okay,” said yet another.