The latest "Savage" epic remix is a creative collaboration also from the writing prowess of JAY-Z, Starrah, and The-Dream along with other contributors. Go and beat along with the historical collab as you listen below -
True to the prediction that the surprise remix will hit the roofs, in just 10 hours from the remix's launch, it topped at No.1 on U.S. Apple Music chart. Stallion cannot just contain her thrill as she posted on Twitter -
The collaboration of Queen Bey and Meg aimed not for the charts. The joint effort was created for a higher cause as their response to the glaring needs of their hometown. All of the earnings from the remix will benefit the community of Houston, TX. The proceeds will be donated to Houston's COVID-19 relief organization, Bread of Life, Inc.
Bread of Life has been at the forefront of providing meals for the less fortunate deeply impacted by the coronavirus pandemic with its vision to end homelessness and improve quality of life. Since 1992, the church-based non-profit organization had been feeding homeless men and women in Houston.
"Savage" is the famous track taken from "Suga," the third E.P. from the rapper Megan Thee Stallion. The song earned more mileage among fans as it is a hit choice on the video-sharing app TikTok. The hit song inspired a trending viral dance. "Savage" is the seventh Billboard Hot 100 single from Megan and reached its peak at No. 14 on the week of April 18.
Recently released on March 6, "Suga" landed at No. 10 on Billboard 200 on its debut. Other featured raps on the E.P. are "B.I.T.C.H." and "Captain Hook." "Suga" is the second album to enter Top 10 Billboard 200 chart from the rapper. The first album was "Fever," released in May 2019.
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Beyoncé, for her part, unselfishly teamed up through her foundation, BeyGOOD, with Twitter C.E.O. Jack Dorsey's #startsmall and donated $6 million relief fund to aid local community-based organizations. It aims to provide the much-needed support for essential workers facing the frontline and for the deprived, hard-hit communities gravely affected by COVID-19. The joint initiative's beneficiaries include community organizations like the United Memorial Center, Bread of Life, Matthew 25, and others.
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