Conspiracy Theories Behind Beyonce's Notoriety

Beyonce is undeniably one of the most successful and talented singers who has received dozens of prestigious awards.

His career prowess not only won praise, but various rumors tilted, ranging from faking his pregnancy to the use of black magic to fame circulating viral in cyberspace.

Although not yet supported by verified data, the claim still invites the public to be curious. Reporting from the Telegraph, here are three conspiracies about the life of the Listeners singer.

This inspiration is classified as the most famous. The couple, nicknamed The Carters, was said to have joined the secret group for years.

In a performance at the United States football match, Superbowl 2013, the former member of Destiny's Child was found to show diamond-shaped hand gestures which many conspiracy lovers consider to contain certain symbols.

There are also those who say if the Megahit Single Ladies are turned upside down, the lyrics will sound worship to the devil.

It was still added to rumors from the video taking for the Apeshit song performed at the Louvre Museum, Paris. The video is considered to have a number of clues that Beyonce and Jay-Z tried to insert a number of secret messages, such as taking a picture of a pyramid that has 666 glass panels, 13 dancers, and a fallen angel statue that is considered a symbol of Lucifer.

Naturally, if the stomach of a pregnant woman continues to expand every day. However, it became a question when Beyonce's stomach could deflate when he was about to sit in the speaker seat at an Australian talk show, Sunday Night.

Not only that, if in general the mother becomes the most memorized party with the date of birth of her child, Beyonce had mistakenly called the birth month of her first daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. To the media, Beyonce called February, in fact Ivy was born January 7 and was not premature.

Speculation continues to grow regarding the possibility of the star pretending to be pregnant and using a surrogate mother to conceive her child. Although this allegation has been strongly refuted through the documentary 'Life Is But A Dream', the originators of the theory still believe that Beyonce is not really pregnant.

There are also those who claim that Ivy is Beyonce's seed with his father, Matthew Knowles. In fact, there are allegations Ivy was fertilized by Jay-Z and other women. But this allegation is unfounded.

Rumors even attacked the age of Solange Knowles's older brother. In 2006, someone who claimed to work for the Texas Health Department allegedly found his birth record written September 7, 1974. That means, in this claim Beyonce was seven years older.

Rumors grew stronger since the singer of Love On Top's father called the birth of Beyonce the same as Pink (1979) and Usher (1978), although the public had known the birth year of Beyonce was 1981.

Even if the conspiracy sounds reasonable, all existing theories can be trusted only if supported by verified facts.