Beyoncé has been stunning fans across the globe as she continues to deliver a fierce performance on stage during her Renaissance tour.
But it wasn't quite her singing or dance moves that caused the latest reaction. Instead, fans have picked up on her look of disgust after a mistake from a stage crew member - and they have found it hilarious.
The member of stage flunked the finale in Amsterdam - a mistake Queen Bey clearly wasn't impressed by.
The reaction from the Single Ladies star, 41, was caught on camera and quickly went viral after being shared on social media.
The scenes saw Beyoncé sitting on top of a silver horse while belting out Summer Renaissance. However, she was on top of the statue for a lot longer than was planned after the production team missed their cue to help her down.
And when one crew member seemingly spotted their error and tried to help her, the songstress was seen pushing his hand away.
Turning her face towards the staff - and away from her microphone - the former Destiny's Child star was seen saying: "Oh, my God" at the workers.
Following the unfortunate incident fans were quick to comment online, with a bunch have jibes.
One Twitter user joked: "Beyoncé definitely had a staff meeting immediately after the show."
Another added: "This was a lot… the crew in the photo, dancers where they’re not supposed to be, reneigh [the horse’s name] and beyoncé still on the ground, beyoncé slapping the crew members hand after they tried to tug on her, her pushing the stair case away cause she was pissed off… this show was chaotic…"
And a third joked they would have to take lessons from their idol for how to stay calm in unfortunate situations.
They wrote: "i’m tryna become beyoncé levels of ‘the show must go on’ when i get p***ed off at work."
Beyonce's appearance at her recent shows have been praised too, with the star wearing outfits created by black designers to honour Juneteenth celebrations on Monday.
One look in particular wowed her fans as she wore a glamorous pink dress that she designed on her world tour over the weekend, having supported other Black designers to mark Juneteenth.
She revealed online that she had initially started designing her stunning outfits over a year ago. "I was so engulfed in all things RENAISSANCE and was inspired by Studio 54, Bob Mackie and the disco era," she said.
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