Erykah Badu has seemingly accused Beyoncé of stealing her looks at her current “Renaissance” world tour.
The “Window Seat” hitmaker, 52, rushed to social media this week to highlight striking similarities between her personal style and Beyoncé’s.
“Hmmm,” Badu wrote on her Instagram Story Monday alongside a picture of the “Heated” singer, 41, wearing an oversized metallic hat onstage — similar to the one Badu has been wearing for decades.
“I guess I’m everybody stylist,” she wrote to her 6.2 million followers on the platform, sharing a picture of herself wearing a near-identical hat.
The post came just one day after Badu rushed to the comments section of Beyoncé’s Instagram post showing off her hat.
“I’m flattered,” she commented.
Throughout her glittering career, Badu has become synonymous with wearing oversized hats during her performances.
For her part, Beyoncé’s latest album, “Renaissance,” featured a snap of her wearing a silver cowboy hat that’s since become a staple item for fans at her shows.
But it seems as though most fans didn’t agree with Badu’s insinuation, as many rushed to X — formerly known as Twitter — to shut down the singer’s claims.
“Reaching way too far,” one fan tweeted at Badu, while another wrote, “Not Erykah Badu shading Beyoncé. Girl.”
“Erykah of all people should know artists like Beyoncé have numerous stylists who put this stuff together. Whenever things are similar or look inspired it rarely has anything to do with the artist directly,” a third added.
Page Six has reached out to Beyoncé’s reps for comment.
Last year, singer Kelis accused Beyoncé of “theft” after Queen Bey sampled her 2003 song “Milkshake” in “Energy.”
“My mind is blown too because the level of disrespect and utter ignorance of all 3 parties involved is astounding,” read a comment from Kelis’ @bountyandfull Instagram account on a fan account’s post.
“I heard about this the same way everyone else did,” she continued. “Nothing is ever as it seems, some of the people in this business have no soul or integrity and they have everyone fooled.”
When an Instagram user called the track “the collab the world really needs,” Kelis clapped back.
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“It’s not a collab it’s theft,” she wrote, going on to call the sampling “ridiculous.”
Since the release of “Renaissance” on July 29, 2022, the singer kickstarted her world tour on May 10 in Stockholm, Sweden.
The tour, which is currently taking place in North America, will wrap up in New Orleans on September 27.
