Halle Berry expressed her appreciation for the long-standing admiration of her beauty in Hip-Hop through a heartwarming message on social media.

Acknowledging the decades of recognition she has received from artists in their lyrics, Halle Berry recently thanked the Hip-Hop community for embracing her beauty and grace in a touching social media post.

The conversation sparked when a fan mentioned that Halle Berry is possibly the most referenced woman in rap history due to her beauty.

In response to the post, the Academy Award-winning actress took to her Twitter account to express her gratitude for each rap song that mentions her name, inviting her followers to share their favorites.

Her post received significant attention, including a response from Hip-Hop legend Missy Elliott, who playfully engaged with Berry after learning that her song "Work It" was Berry's preferred reference in rap songs.

At 57, Berry has consistently expressed gratitude for the recognition she receives from Hip-Hop culture, finding it flattering and meaningful. She has stated that she treasures all the mentions equally, refusing to pick a single favorite.

Having been mentioned in nearly 1,000 rap songs over the years, Halle Berry is recognized as one of the most frequently referenced women in the genre. Popular tracks that feature mentions of Berry include songs like “Work It” by Missy Elliott, “Money Trees” by Kendrick Lamar, “Beach Is Better” by JAY-Z, “F**kin’ Problems” by A$AP Rocky, and “Halle Berry (She’s Fine)” by Hurricane Chris.