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stated on November 11, 2024 in a Facebook post:

“Beyoncé excludes red states from tour, ‘This isn’t my America.’”

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No, Beyoncé didn’t cut red states from an upcoming tour after President-elect Donald Trump’s win

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  • This claim originated on a self-described satire site. 
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First, singer-songwriter Taylor Swift purportedly canceled shows in red states after President-elect Donald Trump won back the White House. Now, supposedly, it’s Beyoncé’s turn. 

“Beyoncé excludes red states from tour, ‘This isn’t my America,’” a Nov. 11 Facebook post said. 

This post was flagged as part of Meta’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and Threads.)

As with the false claim about Swift, this one about Beyoncé originated on a self-described satire site. 

Although it’s now being shared without the caveat that this claim was fabricated, the original Facebook post clearly noted that it’s “SATIRE.”

But this post and the post that takes the joke out of context use the same images: one of Beyoncé accepting a Grammy Award, and another of a map showing red states. 

The map is a clue that this isn’t real news: Several states Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, won that are typically shown in blue appear red. 

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour ended October 2023. She hasn’t announced new tour dates. 

We rate this post False.

 
Our Sources

Facebook post, Nov. 11, 2024

Facebook post, Nov. 10, 2024

Beyoné website, visited Nov. 12, 2024

Business Insider, Will Beyoncé announce the 'Cowboy Carter' tour? Fans think she may be hitting the road again soon, April 4, 2024

Blog post, Nov. 10, 2024

 

No, Beyoncé didn’t cut red states from an upcoming tour after President-elect Donald Trump’s win

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