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Netflix Is Releasing A New Beyoncé Documentary, And The Beyhive Is Freaking All The Way Out

Netflix Is Releasing A New Beyoncé Documentary, And The Beyhive Is Freaking All The Way Out
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This past Sunday, Netflix announced a new documentary that is going to drop on April 17th entitled Homecoming.

Rumors had already started that Beyoncé was part of a Netflix documentary and fans immediately started speculating.


It all started with this logo.

Of course, people were quick to notice the font and put two and two together.

After all, Beyoncé's iconic Coachella performance was HBCU themed, and featured lots of sorority imagery.




And soon, news outlets began reporting on it.

And finally, Monday morning, Netflix confirmed it with this trailer.

Beyoncé made history when she became the first woman of color to headline the world-renown music festival last year. Her performance was wildly lauded, not just for her powerhouse vocals and matchless energy, but for her message.

In her Coachella performance, Beyoncé referenced pillars of black history and culture.

Her storytelling was a large part of what earned her raves. And what went into that storytelling behind the scenes will be the subject of Netflix's documentary.

Needless to say, the Beyhive was buzzing.





People are getting excited.




Well, we know what we're doing on April 17th!

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