Raven-Symone Gets Into Trouble Again; Upsets Beyonce's Fans By Commenting On Her New Video
Raven-Symone has again caught media's attention about her alleged attitude problem.
This time, the former "The Cosby Show" actress reportedly upset Beyonce's fans commenting on her new video "Formation" and her Super Bowl performance on her show, "The View".
During the Feb. 8 episode of "The View," co-host Raven-Symone described Beyonce's new music video as both "Hilarious" and "amazing."
"The new video from Beyonce is hilarious and amazing, and all the Beyhives will be coming for me, but I miss Beyonce singing a ballad in a dress," said Symone, as reported by Vibe. "I miss that girl singing. I've seen you dance, I miss you. Where's the 'Me, Myself and I?'"
Symone has been in news before due to what people perceived were offensive remarks, and her breakup from ex AzMarie Livingston.
Beyonce fans didn't take long to put Raven Symone on blast in various social media platforms as they defend the "Pretty Hurts" singer.
"Wait, did Raven say she SAW Beyonce's new video & thought it was hilarious? Bih where?" tweeted a Beyonce fan, noted Bet.
While another wrote, "How do u say #Beyoncé video is hilarious. Thats self hate n hate of your own ppl #raven #blkpplwakeup #blm"
"So raven Raven-Symone totally disregarded the message of Beyoncé's new song and had the nerve to say she misses her singing and in a gown?" tweeted another infuriated fan.
Beyonce's fans were not afraid to show their hate towards Raven-Symone. In fact, one of the fans suggested that Queen Bey buy the house of the former "The Cosby Show" actress.
As a matter of fact, Symone joined the likes of Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, who also took a critical stance on Queen Bey's "Formation." He called Bey's performance "outrageous" and marked the song as an "attack" on the police.
Raven-Symone has been in trouble before because of her blunt, insensitive and rude remarks. Rumors alleged that her split from ex- girlfriend Livingston was also because of her attitude problem, according to Youth Health Magazine.