Beyonce’s Publicist/ The Illuminati Gets ‘Unflattering’ Super Bowl Pics Removed From Getty

February 8th, 2013 - By Brande Victorian
Source: WENN

Source: WENN

We’re certain by now you’ve heard about the email Beyonce’s publicist, Yvette Noel-Schure, sent to BuzzFeed earlier this week asking them to take down photos the Bey machine deemed unflattering, and in response BuzzFeed decided to highlight the seven pics in an entirely new post. Everyone, particularly the non-Beylievers, got a good laugh out of that, but Baddie Bey and Yvette got the last one because Getty has now taken down the images so that no one can even purchase them anymore and try to put Bey on blast again.

Gawker did a little investigative reporting and noticed five of the seven pics in question are now MIA from the image agency. The two that remain are the inner-thigh, almost crotch shot and another of her standard, “I’m about to pop my back so hard you’d think it was gonna go out”  moves. And of course Gawker found some more  images that one could say are equally unflattering — if you actually thought the others were — that are free of charge because, as they say, “that is how the Internet works.”

I guess we could say yay for Bey, but I think her and Yvette’s reaction to these pics has been about as over the top as her moves on stage, to say the least. I freak out if a busted picture of me pops up on Facebook but that’s because I don’t have 275,000 others to balance it out. I also get annoyed because it’s usually pic in which I was actually trying to look cute and the result was “try again.” Beyonce was dancing — to put it mildly — in these photos, i.e. getting it, and to be honest these shots capture just how hard she was going. She can’t possibly expect every capture to be a glamor shot pop, locking, and dropping it like that! And when I look at these pics I don’t think eww, I think, “Get it B!”

I know we’re supposed to believe King Bey’s superhuman and all but I want them to let the reigns go just a tad. You can’t be 120% manufactured perfection all the time. Besides, you’re now giving the likes of Kanye Westan excuse to demand Getty take down pics of him in his Givenchy skirt during the Hurricane Sandy relief all because Lord Jamar put out a diss track about him looking a mess. What you say? (Not to me) He is a Divvvvvaaaaaaaaa!

This is a trend I’m not trying to see more of.

Do you think Beyonce and her people are justified in having those pics removed or are they overreacting?

 

 

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  • kierah

    THIS right here is why people “hate” on Beyonce. Life is imperfect – even hers. Let the fans in already! It’s the flaws that make stars beloved. She needs to learn how to laugh at herself . She’s like doll in a glass display. Sure it looks perfect and beautiful, but another doll with the crazy pigtails and smudge on her dress looks loved.

  • forddy1

    I have to agree with Beyonce on this. If you don’t control how you are portrayed, who will. If every one took a bit more care of our own “brand”, maybe we would not have to see the crack butts of our youth. If you look at pictures of African Americans from the past, they took pride in how they presented themselves.

    Beyonce is thinking about the future and her legacy, not a family picture. Get a clue!!

    • Beauty & Confidence

      She controls pretty well there’s nothing out there about her being on drugs sprung out, ,cheating on her husband, posing for playboy you know things of that nature. But to get mad about pictures that were taken of you during a performance is petty. It’s like she is displaying that she is not human, she’s perfect, and much better than the average girl. I don’t give a damn how much money and fame she got she ain’t better than me. None of her stans love her any less, she should’ve left well enough alone.

  • http://twitter.com/HenriKaima Henri Titus kaima

    SHE SO NARCISSITIC

  • http://twitter.com/HenriKaima Henri Titus kaima

    SHE SO NARCISSITIC

  • FromUR2UB

    Ok, uhhh…I don’t doubt that there IS an Illuminati, but how come we never heard of them until black people began making some serious money and gaining a little power?

  • FromUR2UB

    Ok, uhhh…I don’t doubt that there IS an Illuminati, but how come we never heard of them until black people began making some serious money and gaining a little power?

    • Potsy

      Because they are not so much in the illuminati, the illuminati uses rappers and singers as puppets to do they’re dirty work, which is to get in the minds of the masses, young and old! That’s why these celebrities has these crazed Stans attacking anybody that disagree with them or what not! And don’t get it twisted, it’s not only blacks being used as puppets, it’s also white people too! Just check out Lady Gaga’s performances and videos, the wannabe rapper Ke$ha is another one, check out her video ” Die Young” it’s a lot of demonic undertones! It’s more of them, but u catch my drift! It’s definitely something going on in the music industry, u have to be blind not to see, but some people just turn a blind eye, cause its they’re favorite celebrity! But the illuminati just use these people! U sign on the dotted line to become famous ur signing more than a contract ur selling ur soul! These people have control over u, u have to do what they say, or it’s lights out!

      • FromUR2UB

        My point is, why has no one been concerned about the Illuminati until now? We heard of rock groups who were supposed devil worshippers back in the 70s. They were never linked to an age-old secret organizaton that wanted to control lives. But now, everyone who is black and has been very highly successful has been accused of being afiliated with this organization, and not just rappers and singers. Even our president has been accused of having ties to them. It seems like an effort to diminish or taint their achievements.

        I’m neither a fan nor stan of Beyonce. I don’t own one Beyonce song. I don’t listen to her music at all. But, if you want me to feel sympathetic toward someone, all you have to do is seemingly “pick on” the person, and especially gang up on them. I have defended everyone whom I thought received criticism that seemed not only unfair, but excessive. Have you ever considered THAT as the reason why people defend her? The woman was even blamed for the Super Bowl outtage. Really?? I’ve defended the President when he was attacked. I’ve defended Halle Berry when people began calling her crazy because her relationships hadn’t worked out, I defended Chris Brown when I felt the media made him into some violent monster, without consideration for what has been reported as the WHOLE story: that Rihanna may have initiated their fights.

        If the internet were a schoolyard and Beyonce were a kid on it, some of you know you’d beat her up just because, “I can’t STAND that girl”.

  • yeppers

    Ummm whoever is writing these DUMB articles…The same way only AIRBRUSHED photos are put on the COVER of magazines….IS THE SAME WAY ALL CELEBRITIES WANT THEIR LIKENESSES TO LOOK WHEN VIEWED BY THE PUBLIC!!! Are you really that insecure and shallow to want Beyonce to look bad so you feel better. Celebrities leave the house dolled up and with makeup on for events for a REASON. If beyonce wanted to look like Aunt Jemima on stage then she would have walked out there in a house coat AND SOME SLIPPERS. She CLEARLY wants her performances and pics of from performances to be her best and show the best side of her since her look HELPS HER CAREER. If yall aint the most hateful bums. She wrong for protecting a brand??? O OK…its clear you have nothing more than this blog to post on as a career…I WOULD HATE TO SEE WHAT YOU LOOK LIKE. HAG.

    • SMHgurl24

      HUH?!

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