Beyoncé's 'Church Girl' Beat Originally Created for Jay-Z, Says Producer No I.D.

Track Featured on Beyoncé's Renaissance Album After Wife Snagged Unfinished Beat Saved in Jay-Z's Computer

Music producer No I.D. created a beat at Beyoncé and Jay-Z's house intended for Jay-Z, but the beat was later claimed by Beyoncé for her track 'Church Girl' on her album 'Renaissance'.
No I.D. revealed that Jay-Z humorously claimed that Beyoncé 'stole' the beat from him, after he left the unfinished beat saved on his computer.
The beat, although intended to have a house feel reflecting No I.D.'s musical origins, took a different turn when used in Beyoncé's 'Church Girl'.
No I.D., aware of the mixed responses to the track, defended its uniqueness, suggesting that divisive music often signals something new.
Beyoncé's fans can look forward to 'Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé' releasing in AMC Theatres on December 1, featuring moments from her record-breaking world tour.