Beyoncé rolls around on the sand in the nighttime black and white beach shoot for the newly-released sexually explicit track Drunk In Love

Hot on the heels of the 14 new songs and 17 accompanying videos she surprised the world by dropping just three days ago, Beyoncé has managed to shock fans once again.
In the newly-released full-length clip for song Drunk In Love, the superstar is joined by rapper husband Jay Z as the pair frolic on the beach in the explicit six-minute-long video.
The artistically-shot black and white number opens with waves crashing on a beach at night, before Queen Bey walks along the sand clad in a teeny tiny black bikini with a long sheer cover-up over the top, carrying a large beauty pageant trophy as an eerie Indian-style warbling cuts in.

Embracing her wild side: Beyoncé rolls around on the sand in the nighttime black and white beach shoot for the newly-released sexually explicit track Drunk In Love

Chemistry overload: The singer is joined by her rap star husband Jay Z on the track, while he also stars in the video, with the couple cosying up to one another as Bey stares intently into the camera

She then gets into the groove as the beat-heavy R'n'B track kicks into high gear, dancing suggestively and crawling along the sand with her bottom up in the air as she sings, 'No complaints from my body, so fluorescent under these lights'.
The 32-year-old is sporting cropped blonde locks in the film and looking a million bucks with her booty-popping moves as she flaunts her enviable figure in all its curvaceous glory.
'Fill the tub up halfway then ride it with my surfboard,' she cheekily croons in the sexually-explicit single, adding, 'Graining on that wood.
'We woke up in the kitchen saying, "How the hell did this s*** happen?"; Oh baby, drunk in love, we be all night.
'Last thing I remember is our beautiful bodies grinding off in that club.'

Getting her groove on: Bey showed off her creative dance moves that included lots of arm waving and body shimmying as the beat-heavy track kicked into high gear

Whoa mama! The mom-of-one flaunts her bootylicious body as she lies on the sand as waves crash around her, clad in a tiny black bikini and a long sheer black cover-up

Quite an entrance: The artistic video opens with waves crashing on the shore and the 32-year-old walking along the sand carrying a beauty pageant trophy before she begins dancing seductively amid a cloud of smoke

Multicultural influences: The star shows off some rather unique tribal-style dance moves as she gyrates to the distinctly Bajan-sounding track

Halfway through the song, Bey's husband of five years, Jay Z, then joins his wife as he raps that he hopes she can 'handle this curve'.
The 44-year-old goes into great detail as he sings, 'Foreplay in a foyer, f***ed up my Warhol; Slid your panties right to the side, I ain't got the time to take drawers off.'
The couple - parents to daughter Blue Ivy, who turns two on January 7 - dance up against one another as Jay does his thing, with Bey joining in miming to some of his lyrics as she busts her best 'thug' moves.
Jay holds a nearly empty brandy glass as he grooves to the music, wearing a white T-shirt with a ridiculous amount of bling hanging around his neck as well as a backwards baseball cap.

Picture-perfect: The stunning star looks absolutely flawless as the camera zooms in on her striking features

Bootylicious: The hitmaker shows off her famous derriere as she frolics in the shallows

Lean on me: The pair appear completely comfortable as they put their love on display in the intimate clip

He then adds that his wife's 'breasteses are my breakfast' as they 'sex again in the morning' before he wraps a possessive arm around her neck.
The track has a distinctive Bajan sound to it, with the songstress singing in an accent that makes the lyrics hard to distinguish at times.
The star shattered iTunes records with an unheard of 828,773 copies of her self-titled fifth studio album sold in the first three days after it dropped globally on December 13.
The surprise mass release went straight to number one in as many as 104 countries, breaking first week album sales in the States with more than 617,000 units sold, while it will debut on Billboard's Top 200 albums chart this week.

Hot and heavy: The couple, who have been married for five years, show off their smoking hot sexual chemistry as they embrace

Power couple: The blonde pierces the lens with her eyes are she looks up while intertwined with her beau

As Lee Ann Callahan-Longo, general manager of Beyoncé's production company, Parkwood Entertainment, who released the album alongside Columbia Records, explains: 'You have to be innovative. The internet has changed the game. You've got to look at how to address the fact that most artists' albums leak before their release plans.
'We had a multitude of things we were trying to accomplish, some things we were trying to avoid, and this turned out to be the right, perfect plan for us.'
She continues that it 'wasn't easy and we were really careful' in order to keep the album release a complete surprise, which they successfully managed.
'It started with a very small core group of people and only grew when necessary in order to make something happen. It got a little dicey there and concerning as we got closer and closer, as the circle had to widen.'

So gangsta: Queen Bey gives her best 'thug' impression as she dances along to Jay's raps, even miming to some of his lyrics

Risque: The star shows off a much sexier side to her personality in the video, which has divided fans

Speaking about the unique 'visual' aspect of the album, Callahan-Longo explained the concept was entirely Beyoncé's.
'She said to me one day, "I really want to do a visual album. I want to do all the videos and I want to put them out,"' she begins. 'We all said to her, "Wow, you're crazy, but OK, let's think about that." And we really kind of sat down and figured out how could this actually happen.'
Of course, critics were divided, with not everyone singing the praises of the hitmaker's latest offering, with some slamming song such as Drunk In Love and Blow for their overtly sexual overtones.
The terms 'vile' and 'disgusting' were used on social media as the singer came under fire for the X-rated lyrics and 'pornographic' videos.

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One for the record books: The singer looks a million bucks in the video, which dropped on Friday night as part of 14 new songs and 17 clips that were released globally in one hit, much to the surprise of fans and industry insiders alike

A certified smash hit: The star's self-titled fifth studio album shattered iTunes records with an unheard of 828,773 copies sold in the first three days, going straight to number one in 104 countries