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Woke Up Like This - Beyoncé's had a hip hop flow since Girls Tyme and dropped hints at it again with Destiny's Child's first remix, "No No No Part 2" featuring Wyclef Jean, so it's only natural that as a solo artist she has songs with some of the top rappers in the game. Read on as BET.com takes a look at some of her fiercest rap collabos. — BET Staff, Dominique Zonyeé (@DominiqueZonyee) and Michael Harris (@IceblueVA)(Photos from Left: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Coachella, Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)

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Nicki Minaj Featuring Beyoncé – 'Feeling Myself' - Nicki and Bey picked up where they left off with the "Flawless Remix" and killed it once again for this single from the Pinkprint. Hip hop's Thelma and Louise also gave their TIDAL supporters some banging eye candy for the visual and Bey also got behind the boards with Hit-Boy as they created another ladies anthem.(Photo: TIDAL)

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Drake Featuring Beyoncé – "Can I" - They say leaks hurt projects, but not if you're Drake and Beyoncé because the only thing this leak will do is force Drizzy to shoot a visual as the anticipation for Views From the 6 only intensifies. Beyoncé only has three words that she sings throughout the song, but "Baby, can I" should be enough to garner a few more platinum plaques and trophies on the wall for the two music superstars.(Photo: Mario Anzuoni/Landov, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Coachella)

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'Back to Black,' Featuring Andre 3000 - Beyoncé and Andre 3000 reworked Amy Winehouse's ballad for The Great Gatsby score and proved that the wait was well worth it. With Dre also bringing his singing melodies intertwined within his verses, the dark love ballad was another win for Bey.(Photos from Left: Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Giuseppe Zanotti)

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'Mine,' Featuring Drake - Beyoncé and Aubrey first made musical magic back in 2013 when Drake wrote and rapped on this R&B number for the Queen from her fifth self-titled album. All respect to Jay,but these two are phenomenal together and a full project should definitely be considered.  (Photo: Parkwood, COlumbia)

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'Flawless' (Remix) Featuring Nicki Minaj - Bey and Nicki Minaj answered fans' prayers with a remix to Beyoncé’s "Flawless." The song came in true Bey fashion, a digital surprise, and word is she told Nicki not to "hold back." Mrs. Carter didn't either. She's rapping on it right alongside Nicki and even unleashes her feelings about the elevator scandal.(Photo: Columbia Records)

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Silkk the Shocker Featuring Destiny's Child and Master P – "Just Be Straight With Me" - Those sexy ladies from H-Town hopped on the No Limit Tank back in 1997 and scored Silkk a platinum plaque as they reworked the SOS Band's classic "Just Be Good to Me." Bey and her crew also had their stiletto game rocking in the video as the Miller Boys told how they took their hustle from the streets to the boardroom. (Photos from Left: Brenda Chase/Getty Images, Vince Bucci/Getty Images)

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'Drunk in Love' (Remix) Featuring Jay Z and Kanye West - Hov and Bey showed their love was endless and inviting Kanye into the booth only took this erotic trance to new heights as Mr. West reminded everyone about Kim's goodies, which made him settle down. Must have been the reverse cowgirl grinding on that wood. (Photo: Lester Cohen/WireImage)

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Destiny's Child Featuring T.I. and Lil Wayne – 'Soldier' - Destiny's Child invited Tip and Weezy to this southern barbecue as H-Town, ATL and the N.O. had them big hits popping. Bey and the crew professed their love for thugs getting that paper and took home another top 10 hit in the process. (Photo: Sony BMG)

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'Drunk in Love,' Featuring Jay Z - First comes marriage, then a baby, then watermelon. Music's billionaire power couple teamed up on Bey's self-titled album in December 2013, but the song topped charts well into 2014, peaking at No. 1 on the Billboard R&B and Hip Hop 100 chart.(Photo: Columbia Records) 

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'Summertime' (Remix) Featuring Ghostface Killah - This early Bey classic can be found on the soundtrack to The Fighting Temptations. When Ghost jumped on the airy, guitar-driven track, flirtatiously wondering "Have I found my baby?," it was a perfect marriage — we couldn't help but wonder if Jay was jealous.(Photos from left: Brad Barket/PictureGroup, Ian Gavan/Getty Images)

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''03 Bonnie & Clyde,' Featuring Jay Z - Jay Z and Beyoncé first united — musically, at least — on this 2002 Tupac rehash, her first Top 10 single as a solo artist. It was a serious hint of things to come: her mega-watt solo career, and the undeniable chemistry between Jay and Bey, both on the record and off.(Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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'Crazy in Love,' Featuring Jay Z - Undoubtedly one of the best rap-R&B combos of the new millennium, Beyoncé's first solo single, "Crazy in Love," set her on the road to solo superstardom and gave us first glimpses of several Bey staples: horn-heavy percussion-driven production; soaring, emotive wail; and super-suggestive dance moves. Years later, this is still the height of the Carter-Knowles partnership (not counting Blue Ivy, of course). (Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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"Check On It" feat. Bun B and Slim Thug - Beyoncé kept it local on this 2005 heater, recruiting fellow Texans Slim Thug and Bun B to spit on the slinky Swizz Beatz backbeat. The result is one of Bey's most flirtatious hits. (Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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'Déja Vu,' Featuring Jay Z - The lead single off her second solo album, 2006's B'Day, "Déja Vu" was perfectly titled: reuniting Bey and Jay over yet another horn-driven funk track, it recaptured that "Crazy in Love" magic. (Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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'Upgrade U,' Featuring Jay Z - Beyoncé heavily mined hip hop for this single, with its sparse, simple beat, flossed-out slang and rap-sung verses. Hov, meanwhile, is in classic form, bragging about "the time I saved you" with a shiny new Audemars Piguet.  (Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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'Ego,' Featuring Kanye West - Hmm, Kanye rhyming on a song called "Ego" — who'da thunk it? Bey kept it family by having her homie-in-law spit trademark Kanye-isms on this innuendo-filled 2009 head-nodder. (Photo: Sony BMG Music Entertainment)

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'Party,' Featuring J. Cole - A leaked version of this song (honorable mention) had Beyoncé and André 3000 splitting bars, by the time the video hit, she'd invited J. Cole, her hubby Jay Z's Roc Nation protégé. Kanye West is on the intro and one of the producers behind the beat.(Photo: Sony Music Entertainment)(Photos from left: Frank Micelotta/PictureGroup, Mike Coppola/Getty Images)

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'Lift Off' - It's a family affair on this triumphant Rocky-like track, with big bro Jay Z , lil bro 'Ye and wifey Bey joining forces to usher in the over-the-top maximalism of Watch the Throne.(Photos from left: Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Anthony Harvey/PictureGroup)