Lily Allen isn’t one to bite her tongue, especially when it comes to dishing out her unfiltered thoughts on Queen Bey’s latest musical venture.
The fiery English singer, who’s known for her candidness, took aim at Beyoncé’s daring dive into the country music scene.
 It all went down on the latest episode of Lily’s “Miss Me?” podcast, where she didn’t mince words dissecting Bey’s rendition of Dolly Parton’s classic, “Jolene.”
 Lily, alongside her podcast partner-in-crime, Miquita Oliver, dove deep into what they perceived as a risky move by the superstar.
Married to “Stranger Things” star David Harbour, Lily didn’t hold back, deeming Beyoncé’s choice to cover such an iconic song as “weird.”
“I just feel like it’s quite an interesting thing to do when you’re like trying to tackle a new genre and you just choose the biggest song in that genre to cover,” Lily remarked on the podcast.
But it wasn’t just about the song choice; Lily also raised eyebrows about the timing and execution of Bey’s country crossover.
She wasn’t buying into the narrative, suggesting that Beyoncé’s move into country music felt too premeditated, especially after Jay-Z’s pointed words at the Grammys.
Jay-Z’s passionate defense of his wife at the awards ceremony didn’t escape Lily’s scrutiny, as she hinted at a meticulously crafted PR strategy.
 While acknowledging Bey’s rocky reception at the 2016 CMA Awards, Lily questioned the authenticity behind the whole “Cowboy Carter” campaign.
 And if that weren’t enough to ignite the Beyhive, Lily threw a subtle jab at Beyoncé’s image, hinting at an army of stylists and trainers behind her flawless appearance.
“I’m just saying that like, you know, she’s got a great team of stylists, hair people, you know, she works out a lot,” Lily remarked, setting off a storm of speculation.
 With her bold remarks, Lily Allen has undoubtedly stirred the pot, and the Beyhive is buzzing with anticipation.
Will Lily face the wrath of the formidable fan base, or will her critique spark a larger conversation about authenticity in the music industry?
 The drama surrounding “Cowboy Carter” doesn’t end there; tune in to the latest episode of the “Get To The Hook” podcast to unravel the controversy.
Available on all podcast platforms, this episode dives deep into the fiery debate ignited by Lily Allen’s fearless commentary.
So, buckle up and get ready to dissect the latest celebrity showdown with the podcast that’s not afraid to “Get To The Hook.”