The final line of this song is actually a cameo by Beyoncé’s first child, Blue Ivy, who says, “Good job, Bey.”. Beyoncé actually submitted this song to the Recording Academy to be considered as a nominee in the country music categories of the Grammy Awards. The country music element of this song is actually a shoutout to Beyoncé’s upbringing, as she was raised in Houston, Texas, an area of the United States that is big on this genre. Interestingly enough, “Daddy Lessons” is Beyoncé’s first country music track. It is believed that much of this song is based on Bey’s relationship with him. Beyoncé’s father, Matthew Knowles (a semi-celebrity in his own right), managed her throughout her early career up until 2011, when she fired him. National Public Radio (NPR) placed “Daddy Lessons” at number-63 amongst its “Top 100 Songs of 2016”. Eventually “Daddy Lessons” was added to the setlist of the Dixie Chicks’ DCX MMXVI World Tour. On that same date Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks performed the song at the 2016 Country Music Association (CMA) Awards. 
A remix of “Daddy Lessons”, featuring the country band Dixie Chicks, dropped on 2 November 2016.It is the sixth song on the playlist of Beyoncé’s critically-acclaimed album Lemonade. On 20 November 2016 Parkwood Entertainment in conjunction with Columbia Records released this song.It appears on her Lemonade album, which came out in 2016 as her sixth studio album.
“Daddy Lessons” was written by Diana Gordon, Kevin Cossom and Alex Delicata in 2014, with Beyoncé later adding additional lyrics.
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