As Beyoncé entered her new era of music, Beyoncé's producer, Killah B, who also co-wrote her latest track, 'Texas Hold' Em,' hinted at a possible collaboration with Taylor Swift for her new album.

Fans are thrilled as the singer keeps her promises to expect stellar surprises about 'Renaissance: Act II.'

Killah B Hints at Beyoncé, Swift Collaboration

The 'TMZ Live' spoke to the Grammy-nominated producer on Tuesday. Killah B was asked if there would be any guest collaborations on Queen B's following 'Renaissance Act II' album, especially with her good friend Swift, who has a background in country music.

Killah B's answer was too revealing.

However, Killah B did not directly confirm what fans already knew, rather than explicitly telling them Swift would be on the album. Beyoncé nearly has the middle name secret.

But he did react by raising his eyebrows and said, "Let's just say she's on the approach of shocking the world." He is probably making the fans' imaginations run wild with that cryptic comment.

Fans are excited to begin clasping their friendship bracelets. It makes sense for the two most powerful women in the industry to work together, especially given their track record of mutual support.

Swift attended Queen B's 'Renaissance' London premiere in November after the singer supported the 'Eras' tour movie's LA premiere.

Killah B has clarified that the fans should wait to see the upcoming surprises when the album drops on March 29.

For now, the producer is celebrating 'Texas Hold' Em' being the number one country song on all music streaming platforms as Queen B just announced the upcoming album on Super Bowl with another track, '16 Carriages.'

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Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' World Tour Earns $579 Million

Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' World Tour ended this past Sunday in Kansas City with a massive success for her.

According to Live Nation, more than $579 million was made by the superstar's global tour, which saw 2.7 million people attend 56 events spread across 39 cities. The tour, produced by Parkwood Entertainment and backed by Live Nation, was a cultural phenomenon, with participants dressing in their best silver attire and painstakingly posting details of each stop on social media.

She performed for 238,000 fans over the course of five nights at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London, setting a record for the largest artist attendance since the facility opened in 2019.

Beyoncé announced that she would be taking the tour to movie theaters in December shortly after leaving the stage of the Kansas City finale. She also released the trailer for 'Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce.'

Pre-sales for tickets were quickly opened at theater chains such as AMC, Regal, and Cinemark, and the film's release date is on December 1.

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