Beyoncé has formally joined the famous social media platform TikTok on Thursday December 16. And the 28-time Grammy winner’s multitude of fans—a.k.a. the Beyhive—are just happy as a box of birds. Strangely, Beyoncé has already amassed more than 150,000 followers.
Apart from this latest social media move, news also quickly spread when a screenshot of her TikTok account was shared to TIDAL’s official Instagram page. (TIDAL is an audio streaming service acquired by Beyoncé’s husband, Jay-Z, in 2015.)
Obviously, this implies her joining the platform will see many fans following to join her on the video-sharing platform.
In spite of the fact that Beyoncé has actually released new music with her most recent single called “Be Alive” from the King Richard soundtrack, a few fans are warily hopeful that this move is simply one more bit nearer to her releasing a fresh out of the plastic new project.
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