'Stupid and disrespectful': Kelis calls out Beyoncé for uncleared sample

'Stupid and disrespectful': Kelis calls out Beyoncé for uncleared sample Tweeps sided with Kelis after a sample of her 1999 single, 'Get Along With You', was used for Beyoncé's new album without her permission.

Tweeps sided with Kelis after a sample of her 1999 single, ‘Get Along With You’, was used for Beyoncé’s new album without her permission.

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