Beyoncé stans are using pictures of the singer to catfish sugar daddies

Beyoncé stans are using her pictures to catfish sugar daddies, and it’s actually working.

The trend of using celebrities to create fake profiles is not new, nor is the idea of using fake pictures for online dating. In fact, the television series Catfish is still going strong in its seventh season, thanks to the prevalence of catfishing.

Yet, it still seems incredible that anyone can use a picture of Beyoncé and the receiver not recognize who she is.

One Beystan shared an alleged conversation between them and the “sugar daddy” they fooled by using photos of the icon.

“I found sugar daddy,” Twitter user @beyhive wrote. In the conversation, another Twitter user slides in their DMs to ask, “If you real, let me see your real picture.” So beyhive obliges by sending a selfie of Queen B. (I mean what were you expecting a Beyoncé stan account to do?)

And the man replies, “Wow you look amazing.” After being sent more Beyoncé photos, he asks, “Are you a model” and “Where are you from?”

Beyhive responds by saying that they’re from Houston, Texas, where Beyoncé hails from.

I found sugar daddy pic.twitter.com/XUF2gNKx1I

— poѕιтιve (@beyhev) October 13, 2019

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— poѕιтιve (@beyhev) October 13, 2019

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— poѕιтιve (@beyhev) October 14, 2019

It’s apparently common to use Beyoncé’s photos to catfish, because in the replies of beyhive’s viral tweet, users shared doing the same.

“I did this too,” Teyoncé replied, along with their own success story. In Teyoncé’s screenshots, a man asks for “Your pic plz.” Teyoncé replies, “You want to see what I look like?”

“Yes I want to,” the man says. So Teyoncé sends a selfie of Beyoncé.

The man responds, “Bebs it’s u really.” Teyoncé confirms that it’s them.

“Wow,” the man, astounded by Beyoncé’s beauty, replies.

I DID THIS TOOO ????? pic.twitter.com/NHhZFIJtPt

— Teyoncé (@_teltel) October 14, 2019

Another user, who has Beyoncé as their Twitter header, shared that they too did the same.

In @felitoespi’s screenshots, they sent a Beyoncé photo to someone with a photo of their abs as their avi (they’re probably a catfish too, so it’s only fair). Abs asks, “Wow nice. Is this ur pic. U look different.” And felitoespi had their lies prepared. “Cause of my hair and braids. Lighting is different and shit cause filters and sun. I used to bleach my skin and stopped at the age of 14.”

The explanation seemed to do the trick because abs simply responded, “Yeah. Ohh.”

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— Felix Joel ? (@felitoespi) October 14, 2019

In yet another success story, Twitter user @kashham2 shared a portion of their catfishing conversation with a man.

“Send ur pics i want to see you,” the man asks. So kashham2 sent two professional photos of Beyoncé at a concert.

The seemingly somewhat skeptical man then questions, “it’s u?” But he was convinced with a simple “yup.”

Omg twins pic.twitter.com/3lNA69igcf

— Bitch (@kashham2) October 13, 2019

Although none of the stans shared how far they were able to get by using these pictures, it is still a trip that they were able to get as far as they did.