Beyoncé has the BeyHive buzzing … and never in a great way.

Days after a shock Future’s Little one reunion with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams throughout the remaining date of her “Cowboy Carter” tour, Beyoncé started promoting new merchandise commemorating the second. Nevertheless, a few of her followers are taking situation with the hefty price ticket.

On Instagram, Beyoncé’s official merchandise profile, @ShopBeyonce, shared a brand new submit selling two new Future’s Little one t-shirts from the “Cowboy Carter” tour. The shirts retail for $70, not together with transport and taxes.

Within the remark part of the submit, many customers joked concerning the singer’s relentless merchandise drops.

“Woman, we’d like a rewards program at this level,” one consumer wrote, whereas one other posted, “You might want to begin a Parkwood bank card or one thing, chile, I want factors.”

One other consumer echoed that sentiment, joking, “We’d like Parkwood Klarna or Parkwood Afterpay, that is INSANE.”

A fourth fan wrote, “At this level, that is harassment!”

Another person quipped, “[Beyoncé], the tour ended on Saturday. What’s your drawback?”

Over on Reddit, nonetheless, the tone wasn’t almost as playful, with many customers expressing real disappointment and frustration with Beyoncé over her latest enterprise transfer. “Brooo Beyoncé is annoying … why did not she drop this when she dropped all the opposite tees?” a consumer questioned.

“$70 recession {dollars} earlier than transport,” one other commenter posted, whereas one other wrote, “Respectfully, $86 on a t-shirt is ridiculous. $70 plus, $16 for transport and taxes is ridiculous.”

Different customers shared comparable emotions, with one posting, “As dangerous as I need to, I could not even do it.”

“I am sorry, however as a Canadian, I can’t justify spending this a lot on a t-shirt!!!” one other consumer shared.

Regardless of the merchandise backlash, Beyoncé has a lot to be happy with concerning her “Cowboy Carter” tour. In accordance with a earlier report from The Blast, the “Single Girls” singer formally set the file for the highest-grossing nation tour of all time after performing 32 exhibits throughout 4 months.

The mom of three additionally set different data at stadiums internationally, together with Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium and Chicago’s Soldier Discipline. Beyoncé additionally etched her title into the historical past books at London’s Tottenham Stadium and Paris’ Stade de France.

In fact, Beyoncé’s album additionally broke data after its launch. The undertaking’s lead single, “Texas Maintain ‘Em,” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Scorching 100 and the publication’s Scorching Nation Songs chart. The complete-length undertaking additionally soared to the highest of the Billboard 200, making it Beyoncé’s eighth consecutive No. 1 album.

Beyoncé’s nation undertaking wasn’t met with reward by everybody within the business, although. Along with nation singer Luke Bryan questioning her intentions, one other singer, Gavin Adcock, additionally voiced his unpopular opinion about Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter.”

“That sh-t ain’t nation music, and it ain’t by no means been nation music, and it ain’t by no means gonna be nation music,” he mentioned.

After receiving some pushback, Adcock tried to make clear his feedback, saying he grew up listening to Beyoncé and remembering her 2013 halftime present being “fairly kick a-s.”

Nevertheless, he mentioned, “I actually do not imagine that her album ought to be labeled as nation music.”

“It does not sound nation,” he mentioned, and “it does not really feel nation,” he continued.