Jay-Z's Daughter Blue Ivy Carter Makes History, Becoming Youngest To Hit Billboard Charts

Following the birth of his first child with wifey Beyonce, Jay-Z hit the Internet with a musical dedication, titled "Glory." With it's release, he's helped his infant daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, hit the history books.
Because her cries were featured on the song, the heir to the Carter throne was given credit on the track as B.I.C., and it made her the youngest person ever to appear on any of the Billboard charts.
"Glory" debuted on Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart at #74 and was recorded when she was less than two days old.

Taking a page our of Stevie Wonder's book, Jay recorded his daughter'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.
The track also marked Jay's 107th career entry on the charts, mirroring the birth date -- Jan. 7 or 1/07 -- of his daughter.