Rihanna denies Beyonce feud in Instagram post on ‘Work’ hitmaker’s Grammy snub

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Rihanna and Beyonce have been reportedly feuding due to career competition and Rih's rumored involvement with Jay-z. These rumors have recently been reignited when the Barbadian singer liked a post on a lengthy fan's post on Instagram talking about the two artist's feud and the songstress' snub for the Song and Album of the Year category.

The post started in a positive way congratulating the Work singer for her eight Grammy nominations but took a different turn when the netizen made a reference to Beyonce's "Lemonade" and compared it with Rih's "Anti" album.

As mentioned in Mail Online, Rihanna accidentally liked the post claiming she did not actually read the caption. She further defended that her like meant that she found the picture "funny" and thus she "moved right along." She also asked fans to drop the topic and to stop "putting Black women against each other."

This week, the 2017 Grammy nominations was revealed with Beyonce, Adele, Drake and Justin Bieber shortlisted for the Album of the Year category, according to NME. Rihanna's Anti was not included, however, her song Work with Drake is nominated for Record of the Year.

In a more positive, the songstress is set to have all her eight studio albums compiled together in a huge 15-vinyl box set wherein fans can enjoy her music down from her first album, Music of the Sun, to her latest album, Anti.

Meanwhile, Beyonce did not get all the nods she needs for the 2017 Grammys as her song, "Daddy's Lesson" is snubbed by the Recording Academy's country music committee, Yahoo reported.

Earlier this year, Bey performed the song with the country band, Dixie Chix. The collaboration resulted to the production of another version of the track later on. Despite being well-received by trio and Blake Shelton, some critics said that the track is not a country song.

This year, Beyonce has nine nominations including being nominated for Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Record of the year, Best Rock Performance and Pop Solo Performance category among others.