Beyonce?s B?Day album has been shooting back up the charts hitting number 6 on the Billboard albums chart selling over 173,000 copies as its latest single ?Irreplaceable? hits the third top song in the country with to the left Beyonce hitting the airwaves.

"Beyoncé's 'Irreplaceable' is doing really well, that [song] is racing up the charts," Ne-Yo said recently in New York. "She had some stuff that she wanted to get off her chest, and that's what she did.

Oddly, Beyonce?s most-spun record in the country nowadays, irraplaceable Beyonce, is a girl-power anthem that was co-written by a man.

"Beyoncé writes for herself, but if she has somebody writing something for her, she's not going to sing it if it doesn't make sense to her," Ne-Yo explained, providing some insight into collaborating with Ms. Knowles.

"It's gotta be something that holds some weight with her."

Judging from the tracks? chart performance, Ne-Yo?s pen is worth more than its weight in gold and platinum. He also wrote all of Beyoncé's lines on the song "Hollywood," from Jay-Z's Kingdom Come LP.

Hollywood is an up tempo track that is kinda retro with an inspiration taken from the sound such as that of Sheila E. of ?The Glamorous Life.?

"The song is basically about how Hollywood could be heaven on earth or absolute hell," he added. "It's for some people, it's not for everybody. It's basically talking about the ups and downs of what the business is, and Beyoncé is definitely a person that has been through that."

Irreplaceable Beyonce is produced by Norwegian production team Stargate and Beyoncé, the song was released as the album's third single and second single outside the U.S. in October 2006.

"Irreplaceable" reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on December 16, 2006, making it Beyoncé's fourth solo Billboard number 1, and her first Beyonce replaceable without a guest rapper.

Recently, a Spanish version of irreplaceable by Beyonce lyrics called "Imprescindible" has been leaked to the Internet.

Lyrics to irreplaceable by Beyonce is from the viewpoint of a woman who is dismissing a cheating lover, assuring him that he is not irreplaceable. She also states that she can quickly "have another you in a minute." The Beyonce lyrics to irreplaceable is notable for its sound with acoustic guitars prominent in the mix.

The irreplaceable music video by Beyonce premiered on British music channel The Box on October 3, 2006. While irreplaceable music video by Beyonce also premiered on various stations in United States during the week of October 16, 2006, the official edited irreplaceable Beyonce video premiered on BET's 106 & Park countdown on October 19, 2006, where lyrics by Beyonce irreplaceable was about twenty seconds shorter than the original version.

Filmed by director Anthony Mandler in the week of September 11, 2006 in New York, the video is a simple story where based on Beyonce irreplaceable lyrics Beyoncé's boyfriend is packing his belongings and leaving her house.

Between cuts, she is seen dancing, looking at herself in the mirror wearing only her lingerie and lipstick, singing with her band, and enjoying herself. The irraplaceable Beyonce video ends with Beyoncé's new boyfriend at her front door. The background music in the video is varies from the album version; it contains more musical instruments. On MTV's Total Request Live, the video peaked at number one on the countdown. The video also peaked at number one on Yahoo! Musics Top 100.

"Irreplaceable" has entered various charts around the world. The single debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 on the issue dated November 4, 2006 at position eighty-seven. After that, the single climbed the charts extremely rapidly because of heavy airplay; it has recieved the "Greatest Airplay Gainer" certification for six consecutive weeks and "Greatest Sales Gainer" for three consecutive weeks.

On the chart dated December 16, 2006 it became the number one song, making the song Beyoncé's fourth number one single, and her second in 2006, following Check On It featuring Slim Thug.

On the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, it debuted at position 42 and has also peaked at number one, becoming her fourth number one on this particular chart as well. In the U.S. irreplacable Beyonce is the most successful single released from B'Day so far, surpassing the first two previous singles' peaks on the Billboard Hot 100.

On December 11, 2006 Beyonce iraplaceable passed the 200 million audience impressions mark in the United States, according to Mediabase having with Check On It two songs to achieved this airplay in 2006, being the only artist to do that this year. The only other person to do that was Mariah Carey in 2005.