And here is a NICE little comment for you from a site to all of you "stans" of other artists who try to go on Bey's contributions in the studio:

Grammy-winning songwriter Dallas Austin says he’s had a manager rave about a song Austin wrote all by himself, and then tell him, “We wanna know if we can get a piece of the pie on it because (the artist) wants to feel like she has a part ownership on the song.

Gerson calls the practice unfair but says it’s “pretty prevalent in pop and R&B ... I think the way people now divide publishing splits is who was in the room. ’OK ... I changed the word “the” to “a,” and I deserve 10 percent of the publishing.”’

This is an article reporting about how MOST artists lie about their songwriting contributions and/or do minimal work to get credits, and the note the person who I quoted from said that it is PREVALENT in Pop & R&B. So if your fave artist is Commerical and R&B especially, you better give a nice side eye to them when they speak on their contribution.

Meanwhile Neyo has ALWAYS stated that Bey contributed Irreplaceable compositionally and guess what? He does it again in this interview too: But now that songwriters like Warren, Garrett and Ne-Yo are established, they rarely find themselves taken advantage of any more.

“I give other people credit where credit is due, like Beyoncé really did vocally arrange (‘Irreplaceable’),” Ne-Yo says. “So for someone to come in and take my credit because they are who they are? That doesn’t work for me. I don’t care who you are. ... I’m not going to give you something you don’t deserve.”

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/19940398

And I am only doing this to show where some of your motives are because all of this "tea" will spilled and you will not want to recieve because it goes beyond the crafted image you have of Bey.