Here's Why The Hashtag #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat Is Beginning To Go Viral

26 May 2015, 15:50 | Updated: 26 May 2015, 15:53

If you've been on Twitter or Instagram today, you've probably seen the hashtag #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat.

If you've been on Twitter or Instagram recently, you might have noticed the hashtag #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat popping up a lot on your timeline. 

The hashtag is being used to prove that even when footage of Beyoncé performing is paired with completely random music that isn't her own (and music that the moves weren't originally performed to) it still totally fits. 

This is what #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat looks like in practise.

#BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat Part 1 https://t.co/OIGyu3P2Ya

— #KKB (@MascotMY_Tweets) May 24, 2015

Somehow, Beyoncé - even when it's unintentional - is "always on beat."

 

A video posted by Sylvia Obell (@sylvia_obell) onMay 25, 2015 at 4:15pm PDT

It by no means needs to be a hip-hop or rnb song for this magic to work. 

Beyoncé's fierceness doesn't look at all out of place with gospel music. 

Not to Sold Out LMAO #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat https://t.co/6p7ixuGz3W

— Brit C. (@yourRHOleModel) May 25, 2015

This #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat video might be be the winner.

I love this one tho. Praise team. #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/sgb34MGVdk

— Petty Riley (@LowKei_) May 26, 2015

Proof that Beyoncé, even when she doesn't realise it, can do anything.