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Whew, chile! Tokyo Toni had a lot to get off her chest about Beyonc. Tokyo kept it 100 about her feelings for Queen Bey while joining her daughter, Angela White, on ‘The Quicksilva Morning Show.’
DJ Quicksilva dove straight into the smoke, asking Tokyo Toni, “Why does she hate Beyonc on the internet?”
Tokyo replied, saying that she has no hate towards Bey, because she doesn’t know her. Her issue, she explained, is the perpetration the singer shows to the public.
“Everything you put out there, you want everybody to buy, but you don’t [give] up nothing. You don’t do no food drives, toy drives, clothing drives. You don’t push nobody,” Tokyo said during the interview.
Tokyo kept going, calling out Bey for “never doing or saying anything.” She even went as far as to call the “Break My Soul” singer “weak.”
DJ Quicksilva asked Tokyo what if Beyonc does her good deed behind the scenes. Tokyo replied, saying she, “doesn’t care,” and there’s still zero proof or posts showing that she’s done right by people.
Tokyo Toni added that she just wants Bey to speak up and take some action. She also made it clear that she doesn’t hate her, but she still doesn’t like how she goes about things.
“I don’t like how she move, it’s just [improper] for our kids,” Tokyo continued.
TSR dropped some receipts showing that Queen Bey is out here doing right by the people. Back in 2007, she kicked off a pre-concert food donation drive during The Beyonc Experience Tour at the Verizon Center in D.C. This drive supported America’s Second Harvest and the Capital Area Food Bank and hit cities like Houston, Atlanta, Toronto, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
In 2013, Beyonc launched her BeyGOOD nonprofit to create a society “where everyone has an opportunity to prosper.” The organization even rolled out a $1 million initiative to help businesses and communities hit hard by economic issues at the Barack Parade Route Small Business Impact Luncheon. BeyGOOD handed out $10,000 to small business owners in Chicago and Atlanta. Plus, in 2021, her BeyGOOD Foundation teamed up with Adidas and the Houston disaster relief group Bread of Life to help Texans during Winter Storm Uri.
To note, Tokyo’s comments arrived before Bey joined VP Kamala Harris on stage at an October 25 rally.
Folks jumped into The Shade Room comment section right away to sound off on Tokyo’s opinion some agreed, while others called her out for coming at Bey.
Instagram user @msjasminemasters wrote, “Well what have you done for the community.”
Instagram user @jay_torr wrote, “Imagine being so LOUD and so WRONG ”
While Instagram user @shotbysheka wrote, “Beyonc protects her peace and I love that for her.”
Then Instagram user @maelane.___ wrote, “Beyonc is proof of you can do absolutely NOTHING to anybody & they still gonna find a reason to dislike you ”
Another Instagram user @runmarcus wrote, “Beyonc doesnt connect with her audience. Its the truth.”
Instagram user @carmelontherun wrote, “Wrong message, wrong messenger ”
Finally, Instagram user @heartbreakhomie wrote, “Saying this while on Beyoncs internet is crazy.”
