Beyoncé Calls Little Girl Who Was Filmed Crying While Watching Her Visual Album ‘Black Is King’
A sweet video made its rounds on social media earlier this month and even got the attention of Beyoncé and her mother, Tina Lawson. The clip showed a precious little girl named Tshepang from South Africa crying after watching Beyoncé’s powerful visual album, “Black Is King.”
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In the clip, you can here Tshepang being asked why she’s crying. Her response: “It’s just so beautiful.” The heartwarming video was shared to Twitter and already has over 300,000 views. Mrs. Lawson said earlier this month that the video of Tshepang’s reaction also had her in tears. “This is the message that Beyonce worked so hard to convey, I prayed hard that the message would get through and that little black girls everywhere could see the beauty that is in our Black people and our culture and our ancestors. She is beautiful and so is this!!!!”
Earlier this week, Lawson shared another post on her Instagram. It was a screenshot of Tshepang’s aunt who revealed that Beyoncé called the little girl to personally thank her. “NDA is a real thing. But basically, she just wanted to personally thank my niece for such a beautiful reaction to her love letter to Africa. She also wanted to tell her how gorgeous she is and tell her quote “You are my gift,” her aunt tweeted.
Social media’s were quick to praise Beyoncé for her sweet gesture and for creating such a masterpiece with her latest project.
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