She’s not even a week old yet, and lil’ Blue Ivy Carter has already done what most artists only dream of doing their entire lives. The golden child of Jay-Z and Beyonce has made history by being credited as the youngest person to ever  to appear on the Billboard charts:

Blue Ivy Carter, the bundle of joy brought into the world by megastar Beyonce (with a little help from fellow famous dad Jay-Z) Saturday (Jan. 7), becomes the youngest person ever credited with gracing a Billboard chart, as Jay-Z’s newly-recorded studio cut “Glory” — officially billed as “featuring B.I.C.,” an abbreviation of Blue Ivy Carter — begins on R&B/Hip-Hop Songs at No. 74. (For historical purposes, this week’s Billboard charts are dated Jan. 21).

Taking a page out of Stevie Wonder’s proverbial book on how to be a sentimental musical dad, Jay-Z recorded his precious girl’s first seconds of life — her breathing, cries and coos — just as Wonder did on his iconic song “Isn’t She Lovely,” written for his then-newborn daughter Aisha. [SOURCE]

I guess the only appropriate thing to say about this would be, “THAT SH*T CRAY!”