Blue Ivy also rapped on dad’s new album

Have you listened to rapper Jay Z's new 4:44. album? Like you know if you took notice, Beyonce voiced in the album and it may interest you to know that it’s not just Beyonce that added her voice, but their daughter did as well! You see, like parents like daughter. I think Blue Ivy is bound to inherit at least some musical talent.  

And now she has showed off her skills as an MC as she debut her RAPS on dad Jay Z 's new album 4:44.  

Ivy featured on one of three bonus track, appropriately entitled Blue's Freestyle/We family, showcases Blue's natural ability.  

While some of the words of Blue’s verse can be hard to decipher, the five-year-old spits bars about how she's "never seen a ceiling in my whole life." 

Another line became instantly quotable: “Boom shakalaka / boom shakalaka / boom shakalaka / boom shakalaka / everything in shaka / everything in faka /everything in shaka / everything in faka” before the music fades up.

“Everything everything this my only single thing / Everything I hear is my answer,” she raps at one point.  

The additional track features on Jay-Z's twelfth solo album, which has caused quite a stir after the hip hop star appeared to admit to cheating on wife Beyonce, criticised pal Kanye West and revealed his mum is a lesbian. 

The album finally made its way onto iTunes and Apple Music on Thursday night.