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As we all know, it's not possible to be liked by everyone. However, there are a few celebrities in the entertainment world that would seem to put that theory to the test. But believe it or not, even a superstar like Queen Bey isn't an exception to the rule.

Click through the gallery and see who these "Beyhaters" are.

▲Saying that Etta James didn't "like" Beyoncé might be an exaggeration, but she had slammed the 'Formation' singer for singing "her song" at Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009.

▲Tiffany Cobb, known under her stage name Blu Cantrell, is Jay-Z's ex-girlfriend. That alone is a good reason to not like his wife.

▲Ameriie and Beyoncé's beef goes way back. The '1 Thing' singer accused several artists—included Beyoncé— of stealing her style and the two had dissed each other in some songs.

▲In 2015, Kid Rock spoke his mind in an interview with Rolling Stone, dissing Beyoncé by saying: "Beyoncé, to me, doesn’t have a f**king 'Purple Rain,' but she’s the biggest thing on Earth. How can you be that big without at least one 'Sweet Home Alabama' or 'Old Time Rock & Roll'?"

▲The outspoken singer bashed Beyoncé for her single 'Bow Down' on Twitter. "Can't stand when people all self righteous when it's convenient it makes them look good," she tweeted.

▲Rumors of a feud between Rihanna and Bey have been going on for years, even though the two stars friendly pose together every now and then in front of the camera.

▲In 2013, Trump—who wasn't president yet— slammed Bey's performance at the Super Bowl by saying it was "ridiculous and inappropriate."

▲It is said that Keri Hilson's career ended after dissing Beyoncé by calling her a mediocre artist.

▲The politician slammed Beyoncé's performance at the 2016 Super Bowl by calling it "outrageous" and said she used the platform to "attack police officers."

▲In one episode of her show, Williams claimed that a handful of artists needed Auto-Tune, including Beyoncé. The TV host faced a major backlash on social media after her comment.

▲The rapper and Jay-Z have been involved in a long-running feud. The two artists frequently diss each other in their songs, but Lil Wayne took it too far in his number 'It's Good,' when he said he was going to kidnap Beyoncé and that Jay-Z would have to pay to get her back.

▲Although the Hive went crazy when Bey dropped her album 'Lemonade,' rapper Khia wasn't here for it. The singer dissed the video 'Formation' and had previously also claimed that Beyoncé stole the name 'Beyhive' from Lil Kim's fans, who also happened to be called that.

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Another artist who didn't care about the album 'Lemonade' was Azealia Banks. She said: "Beyoncé spent her entire career purposefully avoiding 'blackness' but now that it's a trend she's trying to capitalize on it." She also tweeted that Beyoncé was not an artist but a thief.

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The English journalist wrote a long column in which he gave his true opinion about Beyoncés 'Lemonade' album. Morgan criticized the fact that the video 'Formation' included grieving mothers holding the pictures of their dead sons, and called it exploitation in order to sell albums and put political activism ahead of entertainment.

▲50 Cent is probably one of the biggest celebrity trolls on the net, so it is no surprise that he belongs on this list! The rapper, who doesn't really like Jay-Z, claimed that the only reason why Jay was famous, is because he married Beyoncé. In 2015, 50 Cent also shared that the singer Beck deserved to win the Grammy for 'Album Of The Year' more than Beyoncé.

▲But Franklin and Beyoncé were allegedly never friends. There's a video showing Bey dissing Farrah right before she left the group.

▲The singer-songwriter gained fame in 2014, and that same year, she helped write Nicki Minaj's song 'Feeling Myself' alongside Beyoncé and Minaj. However, old tweets soon popped up.

▲Member of girl group 'TLC', Chilli, has been dragged through the mud by the Beehive after telling fans that she was tired of seeing the phrases 'Queen B' and 'Bey,' instead of simply using her name. Although she didn't mean any harm, she may not like the star so much after experiencing the wrath of the Beyhive.

▲Back in the days when Ashanti was still a big thing, she and Beyoncé were constantly competing against each other, in what seemed to be a "friendly" competition.

▲But that's not the only mean commentary Williams has made against Queen Bey. Despite claiming to be a fan, the actress once stated that Beyoncé can't talk and that she "sounds like she has a fifth grade education."

▲The 'At Last' singer said: "She had no business up there singing. Singing on a big ole, big ole president day and going be singing my song that I've been singing forever."

▲He went on talking about people saying that Beyoncé's hot, which he doesn't necessarily agree with. And as expected, the BeyHive unleashed their wrath on his Instagram page.

▲The Twittersphere dug into her account and found some controversial statements, including a tweet saying: "Beyonce lookin more and more like madonna every day! Coulda swore she was black at one point...#justsayin [sic]."

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But rumor has it that Ashanti allegedly asked rappers, such as Ja Rule, not to work with Beyoncé.

▲The forgotten Destiny's Child, Farrah Franklin, didn't last long in the group alongside Michelle, Kelly, and Beyoncé. While she claims that she quit after problems with the management—which included Matthew Knowles, Bey's father— some sources say that she was fired. Franklin explained that she was being mistreated and that Beyoncé's father was too aggressive.

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The 'Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta' star had allegedly called Queen Bey a h*e and said she needed to make room for the next big star.