Beyonce VMA Lemonade Performance Fan Girl Gets On Stage

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You would think that it's common knowledge that when Beyoncé is on the stage, you should leave it to her. But some lost, bold soul at the MTV VMAs on seemed to feel differently.

In case you haven't heard, Beyoncé performed an epic Lemonade medley at the awards show on Sunday night, singing "Pray You Catch Me,” “Hold Up,” “Sorry," and "Formation." There was feminist ferocity, fire, and camera-smashing. It was stunning and powerful — everything you could want from a surprise Queen B show.

Image: Courtesy of MTV.

Oh — and there was some chick who had the nerve to hop up on the runway in the middle of Beyoncé's performance. Or, at least, she tried. Her dreams of sharing the stage with Bey were instantly shattered by the strength of a couple security guards doing their job. What the hell this (definitely intoxicated) girl was thinking is anybody's guess. But we do have her to thank for this funny, bizarre moment — and the funny tweets that followed.

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DID YOU SEE THAT GIRL PUT HER FOOT ON THAT STAGE WHEN BEYONCE WAS DANCING BITCHHHH IF YOU DON'T MOVE ?
— Black Barb ♚ (@helllobarbie) August 29, 2016

Who's this drunk white girl they had to pull off the stage to get out of @Beyonce's way? Remove her! #VMAs #LEMONADE pic.twitter.com/gIhq6KejF8
— LNWD (@OfficialLNWD) August 29, 2016

who's the drunk girl rollin on @Beyonce's stage? #VMAs pic.twitter.com/OqECM5z0Zn
— Scott Kushman (@ScottKushman) August 29, 2016

Who's this drunk white girl they had to pull off the stage to get out of @Beyonce's way? Remove her! #VMAs #LEMONADE pic.twitter.com/gIhq6KejF8
— LNWD (@OfficialLNWD) August 29, 2016

Does anyone else see the girl keep trying to get on stage with @Beyonce and people keeps pulling her back? #VMAs
— Jeff Wells (@JWells24) August 29, 2016

That girl holding the drunk girl back from going on stage to Beyoncé is hilarious. Like that's the real best friend goals ???
— Kaylee (@SwiftieKayleeH) August 29, 2016

Tonight, we are all that thrash-dancing white girl who tried to step onto Beyonce's stage #VMAs
— Annie Fogarty (@FoGaGarty) August 29, 2016

I wish that girl would have ran on stage during Beyoncé. Those guys were holding her back lmao
— Catherine Garcia (@cathergarcia) August 29, 2016

im the girl that had to be held back from hopping on the stage with beyonce
— 011™ (@missxspooky) August 29, 2016

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