Beyoncé has reimagined Dolly Parton's classic hit Jolene on her highly anticipated album Cowboy Carter.

The album, which features multiple appearances by Parton, showcases a bold interpretation of the iconic 1973 track, with updated lyrics and a fierce new attitude.

Beyoncé's rendition of Jolene sees her taking ownership of the narrative, shifting from Parton's plea to a powerful warning for anyone daring to pursue her man.

The lyrics exude confidence as Beyoncé sings, “I can easily understand why you’re attracted to my man / But you don’t want this smoke, so shoot your shot for someone else.”

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Parton herself has celebrated the release, encouraging fans to embrace both versions and playfully adopting the moniker Dolly P.

She shared a photo of herself with the backdrop of Beyoncé's track Texas hold 'em stating in caption, “Just call me Dolly P”

This collaboration signifies a mutual respect between the two superstars, with Beyoncé channeling the fearlessness embodied by Parton in the original Jolene.

The album, Cowboy Carter, is not limited to this groundbreaking collaboration; it also includes a cover of The Beatles' Blackbird, featuring Tanner Adell, and pays homage to other classics.