LISTEN: Drake's 'Girls Love Beyoncé' Feat. James Fauntleroy
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- April 15, 2013
- by Variance Staff
Drake has repurposed Destiny's Child's "Say My Name" in his new track "Girls Loves Beyoncé." Singer-songwriter James Fauntleroy assists on vocals by singing the hook of the DC track. The new cut comes ahead of Drake's forthcoming album.
The new track comes after Drizzy over the weekend claimed in an interview that he makes better music than Chris Brown.
Listen to and download the new song below.
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