JAY-Z's latest garage addition has set the internet ablaze in the lead-up to Beyoncé's upcoming Renaissance Act 2 album.
Jay-Z purchased a custom-wrapped Tesla Cybertruck, earning praise from Elon Musk and sending the Beyhive to speculate on his wife's upcoming album.
A professional celebrity photographer, Lenny "Kodak Lens" Santiago, posted a picture on his Instagram of Jay-Z's new wheels.
The rapper's Cybertruck, wrapped in a matte black custom cover, features a contrasting white interior.
"Dark Knight feeling, die and be a hero," Santiago captioned the Instagram post, referencing Batman.
The electric truck's image circulated on dozens of social media sites, as celebrities and fans praised Jay-Z's new truck.
"Nice," Elon Musk said in a post on X, the site he renamed from Twitter.
Speculation has swirled around a potential Beyoncé and Lady Gaga mashup song for years.
The Cybertruck is a central tenet in newly reignited rumors about a possible collab.
In 2010, the A-list singers released the track and music video for "Telephone" before the hit became the third-most-popular song in the US.
The video ends with a cliffhanger, stating, "To Be Continued."
But no song between the duo has come out since.
For nearly 14 years, members of Lady Gaga's and Beyoncé's fan clubs, respectively called the Monsters and the Beyhive, have chattered about an impending release.
Cybertruck-laden new song rumors hit the internet directly following the Super Bowl.
Beyoncé released two tracks, "16 Carriages" and "Texas Hold 'Em," moments after her Verizon ad aired during the game.
Shortly after their release, a silver Cybertruck was spotted driving around Los Angeles with a billboard advertising the new music.
Later that day, Lady Gaga was snapped driving a similar silver Cybertruck on a coffee run.
Immediately, rumors hit the internet that Lady Gaga was driving the Beyoncé billboard.
"WHY IS LADY GAGA DRIVING AROUND IN A CYBERTRUCK WITH A TEXAS HOLD 'EM BOARD," one person wrote on X.
"EITHER THE PROMO THIS ERA IS INSANE OR TELEPHONE PART 2 IS DEADA** COMING."
Several celebrities have been seen driving around in their Tesla trucks.
So far, Pharrell Williams, Kim Kardashian, Bad Bunny, and Adin Ross have also taken to the streets in their EV trucks.
The celebrity drives haven't always gone according to plan.
Williams drew a crowd in Miami as the fashion mogul and songwriter struggled to parallel park the truck outside his new office.
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