From the release of your album society, "Cowboy Carter", " Beyoncé praised the praise of several earthly stars from Billy Ray Cyrus to iconic Dolly Parton.

In fact, Beyoncé covered one of the largest results in the part on its genre bending, and during the recent interview, the singer "9 to 5" shared his sincere thoughts about "crazy in love".

On his eighth study album, Beyoncé He recorded the sessions of state sons, including the "Texas holding them" trail, and her cover of Parton Hit songs, "Jolene".

However, Queen Bey's version changes slightly from the original, and contains the text, "I warn you, you don't come to my man."

Although different, Parton loved Beyoncé's Iterations, and even described as a "huge fan" of the children's aluma destiny. "I mean, who's not? Everyone loves her," she said People.

"I think she is a magnificent artist, beautiful and dancing in addition to singing," Parton continued, before discovering more her thoughts about "individual ladies" singing version of her classic goal. "

"He just honored me that, of course, he took completely different" Jolene ", my version," Parton said. "Hers was more like:" Well, you don't get it, you don't take him, you'll take through me to take it out. "Mine was more like:" Please don't take it! "So I loved her interpretation."

Partton explained that as a musician is always interested in hearing that another artist will interpret her work. But she admitted that she was "very proud" from Beyoncée's version especially and she wanted a mother of three well on her current "Cowboy Carter" tour.

When the news of Beyoncé's rural album was broken in 2024. years, the rumors began to circulate that the singer would include a version of Partson "Jolenea" on the project.

Partton did not officially confirm the news at the time, but in the previous interview, she confirmed Her love for the singer and said she "excited to do the village album."

The 79-year-old even even defended the roots of the Begs Earth, saying that the people "don't realize Beyoncé is a state girl ... from Texas".

"I think we belong wherever we can do well, and her song is the number one through each chart all over the world. So I think, who can be discussed?"

And although Beyoncéin alone "," Texas holds them, "Reached No. 1 on hot 100 and earthy music cards," Cowboy Carter "is still left with voting rewards for music prizes 2024 (CMAS).

Loyal fans of Beyhive moved the social media to express their frustration about Beyoncéin's name, given the nominations, given that it was the first black woman who secured land no. 1 in the history of genres.

Parton also weighed controversy and shared his thoughts on why Beyoncé could overlook.

"Well, you never know. There are so many wonderful artists in the land, I guess, probably a field for rural music, they probably meant, well, we can't really omit some of those who spend their whole life," she told.

And she was not the only one with this perspective.