R&B BACKLASH BITES BUCKAROO BEYONCE!

Say she's a bumpkin for going country

'GOOD OR BAD, THE ATTENTION BENEFITS HER'

GENRE-BENDING superstar Beyoncé’s twangy song Texas Hold ’Em made her the first Black woman to hit No. 1 on the country charts, but it also triggered fire from members of the R&B community!

“You’re setting yourself up to be ridiculed again,” fumes Chasing Time rapper Azealia Banks on social media. “Them critics are not just going to accept an ugly blond wig and bullying from Jay-Z!!! It’s giving big-time musical grift. Beyoncé please stop the madness.”