Twitter Reacts to The Sudden Release of Beyoncé's New Album

The Internet exploded.

December 13, 2013

Image via Complex Original

What happens when Beyoncé releases a new album without warning? The Internet explodes, of course. While sudden, this is no small release. The eponymous album has appearances from Drake, Jay Z, Frank Ocean, and daughter Blue Ivy, and was packaged with 17 music videos. Late into the night, people stopped what they were doing to give the album a listen. Naturally, many people commented on Twitter, where "#QueenBey," "Drunk In Love," "Pretty Hurts," and "Blue Ivy" continued to be top trending topics nationwide more than six hours after the release. And this won't be the end of the conversation.

But for now, here is how Twitter Reacts to Beyoncé's Sudden Release of a New Album.

@tridentlayerz

@nicolettemason

@JaredEng

@penn_state

@SurefireSCal

@MarcTooCold

@ddlovato

@brokemogul

@Dart_Adams

@WEKetchum

@BigSean

@Beewirks

@TrapAHolic__

@ZB_

@justdevora

@solangeknowles

@iamdiddy

@Jeremih

@Ucanhavethathoe

@tyleroakley

@DJHoneyPaws

@brandonstosuy

@jesus

@PerezHilton

@Zendaya

Bonus Best Reaction on The Internet

"This is what Jesus died for."

Last night's frenzy could not be summed up any better. And even though the song never made the album, the release made the entire "BeyHive" (and everyone else surfing the Internet after midnight) "Bow Down" to the Queen. This guy was clearly no exception, and his vlog gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, "Oh my God!"