The controversy surrounding Beyoncé allegedly stealing from other artists continues to escalate, creating a worsening drama. Several artists have accused the music icon of plagiarism and intellectual property theft, sparking a heated debate within the industry.

The accusations against Beyoncé started when fellow artist Tiwa Savage released a song titled "One" in 2018, which bears striking similarities to Beyoncé's hit song "Drunk in Love." Fans and music critics quickly pointed out the resemblance, accusing Beyoncé of stealing Savage's work. However, Beyoncé's representatives denied the allegations, stating that any similarities were purely coincidental.

The controversy reignited recently when South African musician, Petite Noir, accused Beyoncé of plagiarizing his work for her visual album "Black is King." Petite Noir claims that Beyoncé's team copied the visuals and concept of his music video for "La Maison Noir: The Gift and the Curse." He took to social media to express his disappointment, igniting a wave of support from fans who believed he had been wronged.

This latest accusation has added fuel to the fire of an ongoing debate about Beyoncé's artistic integrity. Many critics argue that this is not the first time Beyoncé has been accused of stealing from other artists.

They cite examples such as her song "Countdown," which allegedly samples a Belgian choreographer's work without permission, and her hit single "Formation," which is said to have copied elements from a New Orleans-based artist's video.

The controversy has divided fans and industry professionals. Supporters of Beyoncé argue that similarities between songs and videos are common in the music industry and should not be automatically labeled as theft. They argue that artists often draw inspiration from each other and that Beyoncé has made significant contributions to the industry through her innovative work.

On the other hand, critics claim that Beyoncé's actions set a dangerous precedent for the industry, allowing for the exploitation and appropriation of lesser-known artists' work. They argue that her status and power within the industry make it difficult for lesser-known artists to fight against such alleged theft.

With each new accusation, the drama surrounding Beyoncé's alleged plagiarism continues to worsen. The controversy has raised questions about the ethical boundaries of artistic inspiration and the protection of intellectual property within the music industry. As the debate rages on, it remains to be seen how Beyoncé and her team will handle these allegations and what impact they will have on her career.