Beyoncé mentioned Lizzo’s name during “Break My Soul”.

Beyoncé’s exciting Resurgence World Tour includes a set list spanning her entire 25-year career. Including his latest hit on the Billboard Hot 100, Break my soul. During the show, Beyoncé mixed the original solo version of the song with Fashion Madonna giving life Queens Remixin which he pays tribute to the most influential black women in music across generations. Among the featured names are also Lizzo and Erica Badu. But Beyoncé said those lines a little differently during her show in Boston on Tuesday night.

In The Queens Remix, Beyoncé pays tribute to the most powerful black women in music.

In the studio version Queens Remix, Beyoncé names Miss Lauryn Hill, Betty Davis, Solange Knowles, Erika Badu, Lizzo, Kelly Rowland. And again Janet Jackson, Missy Elliott, Aretha Franklin and many others. During the show on Tuesday, Queen Bey did not name Lizzo, but sang “Badu” four times. The names of Badu and Lizzo appeared on the screen behind Beyoncé. However, it should be noted that Beyoncé does not always sing all of the verse names during every performance of the song. Beyoncé’s reps have not yet responded to Billboard’s request for comment.

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Considering the storm that has gripped Lizzo in recent days (she has been sued by three of her former dancers on the tour who allege they were victims of sexual harassment and a hostile work environment. Among the accusations is the former director of his documentary), omission of the singer’s name Special did not go unnoticed by fans who shared a video of the concert.

As for Erica Badu, the Grammy-winning neo-soul icon lambasted Beyoncé on Monday for alleged similarities between the hats the two artists wear on stage. “I think I’m the stylist for everyone,” she wrote in an Instagram story that later disappeared.