Beyonce and Jay Z: Rapper responds to Lemonade album and lift fight with Solange for first time in new song

Jay Z and Beyonce might not be commenting on the rumoured themes of her new album Lemonade in interviews, but that doesn’t mean to say they won’t be through their music.

The rapper has released a new remix of Fat Joe and Remy’s hit “All the Way Up” and used the publicity to drop in some references to their assumed marital issues.
This is the first time Jay Z has given his voice to the speculation but instead of using the platform to share his side of the story with fans, he has chosen to focus on the success of his wife’s latest record.

“You know you made it when the fact your mariage made it is worth millions/Lemonade is…a popular drink and it still is,” he raps, before later apparently giving a nod to the infamous Met Gala lift fight he had with Beyonce’s sister Solange Knowles in 2014: “We never gonna let the elevator take ‘em down.”

The latter line could also be a reference to legendary “Purple Rain” singer Prince being found dead in an elevator last month but it is unclear at this stage.

That "All the Way Up" verse in full:

You know you made it when the fact

Your marriage made it is worth millions

Lemonade is a popular drink and it still is

Survival of the littest

N***as who really up versus n***a up in your business

I'm in the room where real n***as not allowed

I'm the only one in the room that they fear right now

I think they're clear right now

Let's celebrate, no red champagne, we don't play that

All we see is gold bottles and paper plane hats

Twenty-one Grammy's that I use for D'usse cups

I'm on the penthouse floor, call your way up

The OG's say, “HOV, how high is high enough?”

I said “'till we eye and eye with the higher ups”

Until we let 'em know, we ain't those n***as

Until our baby's showered in gold n***a

Blue looking like Pac in the tub

David LaChapelle levels of not giving a fuck

Prince left his masters where they safe and sound

We never gonna let the elevator take him down

The remix is currently only available to stream on Jay Z’s serviceTidal, which also hosted Lemonade exclusively for 48 hours upon its surprise release in April.