Beyoncé has vowed to alter the lyrics to one of her new music following obtaining criticism from the incapacity neighborhood.

In a assertion released Monday, a consultant for the Grammy winner confirmed she will modify the words and phrases to “Heated,” a observe from her seventh studio album, “Renaissance,” that involves an ableist slang time period for “spastic.”

“The term, not applied intentionally in a damaging way, will be replaced,” examine the statement from Beyoncé’s staff, attained by Range.

Immediately after “Renaissance” debuted late Thursday evening, quite a few incapacity advocates condemned “Heated” for its offensive language on social media. For context, the track includes the lyric, “S—zin’ on that a—, s—z on that a—.”

The Bey backlash ensued about a month soon after Lizzo apologized for applying the similar slur in her song “GRRRLS,” which she promptly tweaked.

“So @Beyonce used the word ‘s—z’ in her new track Heated,” tweeted disability advocate Hannah Diviney, who penned a column for the Guardian about Lizzo’s and Beyoncé’s back-to-back offenses. “Feels like a slap in the facial area to me, the disabled group & the development we tried to make with Lizzo. Guess I’ll just maintain telling the full field to ‘do better’ until ableist slurs vanish from audio.”

“It’s very tough to imagine neither Beyoncé nor everyone in her group did not understand the ableist slur when Lizzo really publicly built the identical error a month ago (and graciously corrected it),” tweeted “Crippled” author Frances Ryan. “Exhausting.”

Immediately after Diviney and some others known as her out in June, Lizzo proved she was “dedicated to currently being part of the change” by altering the lyrics to “GRRRLS” from “I’m a s—z” to “Hold me…