The Beyhive were alarmed when Beyoncé's website crashed earlier this week.
In recent Pop Culture, when musicians or singers wipe their social media platforms, not limited to their website, Instagram, Twitter, or even their Spotify accounts, that means they're onto something.
That is why when Beyhive noticed that Beyoncé's website could not be opened - they knew something was up.
Several Fan Update accounts on Twitter sent people buzzing, saying that a huge announcement was imminent.
Fans on social media had their own guesses - with some saying it might be Beyoncé's "Renaissance" World Tour announcement.
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However, despite the fanfare and excitement that fans have poured out on figuring out what comes after the website crash - they were shocked by what Bey has posted on Instagram. (via Rolling Stone)
"Okay, okay. Y'all didn't have to break my website," Beyoncé said in a newly posted trailer. "But I told y'all, the renaissance is not over."
While Beyoncé's words can actually mean a lot of things, she is most likely pertaining to the content of the trailer.
Apparently, the video was a trailer for the additional international dates for "Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé."
According to the announcement, "Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé" will be released on the following international territories: Brazil, Spain, Italy, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Indonesia, Hungary, Andorra, Romania, Bulgaria, Mongolia, and Taiwan.
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'Beyoncé: A Renaissance Film' Tanked On Box-Office
The announcement came on the heels of Beyoncé's concert documentary continued to lag behind on domestic screenings in the United States.
After its successful arrival on the domestic box-office charts with $21 million, Beyoncé's second-week numbers fell to $5 million.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film continues to fade in obscurity as it dropped to lower placements in its third week grossing only $2 million.
The publication suggested that the big drop was because it was "frontloaded and is relying primarily on superfans." Similarly, Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour" doc film and "Renaissance" only played from Thursdays to Sundays.
Beyoncé's "Renaissance: A Beyoncé Film" only landed at $21 million on its opening weekend - nothing compared to Taylor Swift's gargantuan $92.8 million box-office opening.
According to NBC News, Swift's second week was also huge, amassing $31 million in domestic theatres nationwide.
