Oh, the perks of being the Jiggaman and Queen Bey's baby girl.

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At only 14 days old, Jay Z and Beyonce's daughter, Blue Ivy Carter (born January 7, 2012), became the youngest person in the history of recorded music to crack Billboard's Top 100 Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs by contributing heartbeats and screams to "Glory," a father's ode to his "child with the child from Destiny's Child."

And just the other day, Ms. Blue turned two. So Daddy and Mommy Carter threw her a big b-day party at Jungle Island. But since she's a celebribaby, they didn't just take a quiet family trip to Miami's favorite interactive zoological park. They shut that motherfucker down.

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Via last week's SoFla stop of the Magna Carter World Tour: "What's $50,000 to a motherfucker like me?"

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Via scoped out Wynwood and grabbed some grub at Joey's Italian Café.

Then earlier this week, they bumrushed the mic and surprised a group of strangers at South Beach's Sing Sing Karaoke.

And in between those two grown-up outings, Jay, Bey, and baby Blue spent a magical afternoon, touring Jake & Hanna's Orangutan Penthouse and woohoo-ing through Dr. Wasabi's Wild Adventures.

But without an invite or a squirrel monkey spy on the inside, how do we know little Miss Blue Carter's b-day was fairy tale-level amazing?

Because Jungle Island is the kind of place where Siberian tigers and chimps become BFFs for life.

Via

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