Beyoncé Fans Turn to GoFundMe to Crowdsource Funds for Upcoming ‘Renaissance’ Tour
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The singer is touring for the first time since 2016.
Beyoncé fans are going to extreme measures to ensure they get their hands on tickets to the artist's upcoming Renaissance tour!
The singer, 41, who just became the most-award Grammy recipient in history, is going out on tour this summer, and it's not surprising that her diehard fans will do anything to score a pair of tickets–including raising money!
The BeyHive has turned to GoFundMe to ask friends, family, and strangers for some cash to secure tickets to the "CUFF IT" singer's world tour.
According to The Daily Mail, one fan hilariously expressed his love for Queen Bey on his GoFundMe page as he pleaded for people to throw some bread his way.
"Hello I'm Jamaal and yes it is that serious. This is the only life experience I care about living before I die," he wrote.
"I will get those front-row tickets either way but this way is safer than selling my kidney on the black market," he quipped, adding, "all jokes aside, just being in the building would be the most amazing thing ever. So help a brother out if you can. Remember cents turn into dollars. Every little bit helps. Thanks, guys, in advance."
Plenty of other fans have also made GoFundMe pages where they have set their goals ranging from anywhere between several hundred dollars to a couple of thousand.
Beyoncé announced her Renaissance World Tour on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023, nearly seven years after the singer hit the road on The Formation Tour in 2016.
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Even though fans are going through extreme measures to raise money for Beyoncé's upcoming tour, it doesn't mean that they will actually have a chance to score tickets!
Just take a look at the whole Taylor Swift debacle that took place in November when the "Lover" singer announced her upcoming The Eras Tour, leaving tons of Swifties without tickets.
Hopefully, history doesn't repeat itself—we're crossing our fingers for you, BeyHive.
