Beyonce Sends Fans Into Frenzy After Deleting Profile Photos

The iconic Beyonce, whose real name is Beyonce Giselle Knowles-Carter, sent her fans into a frenzy after deleting her profile photos. 

According to reports, she scrubbed all her social media profile pics. That includes her official Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter pages.

As a result, the internet went nuts! Many devoted Beehive members took to Twitter to express their excitement. They even posted their predictions about the musician, saying she may be dropping new music.  

Beyonce Fans Go Crazy On Twitter

no but if beyoncé drops music tonight call me gal gadot bc i won’t be acting right

— chris (@lalisarubyjanes) June 10, 2022

Now Beyoncé whatever it is pls remember we ina recession. 😩😭😭 pic.twitter.com/673MrDCipI

— “⃝iтѕ ριмριѕн“⃝ 🅖 (@g_gabbo23) June 10, 2022

blue ivy watching everyone freak out after hacking beyoncé and deleting all of her profile pictures pic.twitter.com/9MvYX6G9Bt

— wiLL (@willfulchaos) June 10, 2022

Beyonce Drops Album After Album And Hit After Hit

Knowles-Carter’s last solo album, Lemonade, dropped in April 2016. She dropped a 65-minute film of the same title via HBO to accompany the legendary body of work. 

The album spawned the hit songs “Formation,” “Hold Up,” “Daddy Lessons,” “All Night,” and many more. 

Two years later, in June 2018, the ground-breaking artist released a joint album with her husband, multi-platinum-selling rapper and businessman, Jay-Z. They titled the album, Everything Is Love, and it spawned the summertime hit “Ape Sh*t.” 

The following year, in April 2019, the Houston native released a live album titled  Homecoming: The Live Album. It was based on the concert film she dropped via Netflix about her riveting 2018 Coachella performance. 

A few months later, in July 2019, Knowles-Carter appeared on that year’s Lion King album as she voiced Nala in the film. Then, in 2020, she dropped another spectacular visual companion to the Lion King album titled Black Is King. Black Is King featured the hit singles “Already,” featuring Shatta Wale and Major Lazer, and “Brown Skin Girl,” featuring Saint Jhn and Wizkid.  

Lastly, in 2021, the singer released the track “Be Alive” which is on the soundtrack for the award-winning film King Richard starring award-winning actor Will Smith. She performed the song at the 2022 Oscars ceremony. 

What’s Next For Beyonce Musically?

What does the uber-talented woman whose artistry transcends generations have in store for us next? Tune into FM Hip Hop to find out!