This Is The Remix: Kanye and Diplo Remix Beyonce’s ‘Drunk In Love’

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Beyonce’s single “Drunk In Love” is one of the hottest songs out right now. When the song is played in clubs across the world, fans go crazy, singing along to Bey’s lyrics word by word, and the record is still on the Billboard “Hot 100” chart. However, fans now have two new takes on “Drunk In Love” as both Kanye West and Diplo have released brand new remixes of the song.

Kanye released his version of “Drunk In Love” on Friday. His version features a new beat co-produced by Mike Dean, and a Kanye verse that attempts to one-up Jay Z’s verse on the original.

As reported by vibe.com:

“After Kanye West’s remix to Beyonce’s infectious “Drunk in Love,” we’ll no longer have to wonder what goes down in the bedroom when he and Kim Kardashian have a few drinks. Kanye West isn’t leaving anything to the imagination on the new track, rapping: ‘That cowgirl, you reverse that cowgirl/You reverse, you reverse.'”

Major Lazer DJ Diplo obviously didn’t add any verses to his take on Beyonce’s “Drunk In Love.” But he did add an EDM angle to the song and also gave fans a new beat with which to sing Beyonce’s lyrics.

Check out the Kanye and Diplo remixes of “Drunk In Love” below.

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