Renowned comedian Cat Williams is stirring up controversy once again, this time targeting Beyoncé. In a recent interview, Williams alleges shady dealings behind Beyoncé’s rise to fame. He suggests that what fans see as accidents are actually carefully planned schemes orchestrated by celebrities and industry players.

Williams implies that Beyoncé may have benefited from such schemes. One scandal involves singer Amory and Beyoncé’s hit “Crazy in Love.” Internet detectives have long debated the similarities between Amory’s song “One Thing” and Beyoncé’s hit, suggesting foul play. The drama intensifies as it’s revealed that both artists had a common link: producer Rich Harrison, who was engaged to Amory. Beyoncé’s signing with Harrison raised suspicions of strategic maneuvering to edge out Amory from the spotlight.

Another incident involves Chloe Bailey, whom Beyoncé signed to her record label. Despite Beyoncé’s mentorship, Bailey’s debut album underperformed, leading to speculation that Beyoncé intentionally withheld support to prevent Bailey from outshining her. Allegations from singer Ailia Banks further tarnish Beyoncé’s image, accusing her of not compensating songwriters adequately. These revelations paint a picture of Beyoncé as a manipulative figure in the music industry, willing to undermine others for her success. The public reaction to these allegations remains divided, with many questioning Beyoncé’s integrity