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First, there’s the challenge of getting Beyoncé to agree to go back in the studio and remake one of her most iconic songs, which somehow they got her to do. Then there’s the arduous task of taking a song that’s been a worldwide smash hit for over 10 years — and is probably Beyoncé’s most well-known single — and improving on it, which is nearly impossible to do with a song of that magnitude. If you were offering me the choice between $1,000 in cash, or the chance to make $1,000,000 if someone could make a better version of "Crazy in Love," I would take the $1,000 every time. Without hesitation. I’ve heard thousands of remixes of popular songs, and rarely do you ever come across a remix that is clearly better than the original.
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