Poor Rachael Ray. The celebrity chef fell victim to a case of mistaken identity earlier today that left her social media accounts a broken shambles of bee and lemon emojis. You see, Beyoncé dropped her new album Lemonade last night and on said album there's a song titled "Apathy," where she goes into attack mode against a lover who left her scorned. Along the way she referenced someone named "Becky with the good hair," that said lover can run to.
Through a cryptic post on Instagram, it was deduced that the "Becky" that BeyoncĂ© was referencing was fashion designer RACHEL ROY. See where I'm going with this yet? Through a series of misplaced vowels, BeyoncĂ©'s most ardent supporters, known collectively as the Beyhive, went all the way in against RACHAEL RAY, @ing her with nasty comments on Twitter and dropping thousands of emojis all over her Instagram.Â
Well apparently there are some dumb Beyhive members who think Rachel Roy is @rachaelray đ pic.twitter.com/2x7ZuGVIxx
Rachael Ray gonna be out here thinking people want her to cook with honey and lemon more. pic.twitter.com/y13olLzkI3
idk iâm keeping my eye on rachael ray too JUST IN CASE
Why did jay z cheat on @Beyonce with @rachaelray? i used one of her recipes once it wasn't that good...
.@rachaelray I can't believe you would try to break up Beyoncé and Jay Z's marriage. I expected better from you. #LEMONADE
How could you do this to Beyonce, @rachaelray?
Rachael Ray just tryna make some Tournedos Pizzaiola served on warm and crusty ciabatta bread she doesn't deserve this slander
Next time you plan on sticking up for someone at someone else's expense, at the very least, make sure you get their name right.
wow! We knew Beyonce was powerful but this is crazy!
