Critics are not “Crazy in Love” Beyoncé’s It’s the latest transformation and they’re trying to announce it.

Past Grammy winner artist He used Halloween as a means to pay homage to some of the leading figures in Black history. This year was no different. On Oct. 31, Queen Bey posted a carousel of photos on Instagram dressed as “Nasty Gal” singer Betty Davis.

Beyoncé wore a zebra-print jumpsuit, black-and-white boots and a big dark afro dress as she recreated the cover of Davis’ 1975 album “This Is It.”

In a follow-up post shared on November 1, Beyoncé returned with two new Halloween costumes. pay homage Prince and alongside her “Purple Rain” co-star Apollonia, Beyoncé shared a series of photos with black hair, tall boots and a sexy lace dress.

“Purple Nasty,” she wrote in the caption.

With short, curly hair and wearing a ruffled white top and purple jacket, Beyoncé got into character as she posed while holding a purple guitar similar to Prince’s iconic instrument. As for her take on Apollonia, aside from the black jumpsuit and purple thigh-high boots, the “Naughty Girl” ditched her blonde hair for big black curly tresses to mimic the Apollonia 6 singer’s look.

Of course, many gave Queen Bey the ingredients to effortlessly pull off the iconic look. But others were not as approving.

Extra TV shared its Halloween photos on Instagram billHe encourages many of his followers to voice their opinions. One user wrote: “This shows me that I need attention. THESE SHOTS LOOK VERY THIRTY. SHE LOOKED MORE LIKE TISHA CAMPBELL THOSE DAYS. THEN APOLLONIA.”

Another user claimed: “I think she needs more attention,” while a third commenter shared a GIF that read: “So needy.”

“I’m trying to be relevant,” a fourth person wrote, while several other detractors thought she didn’t do Prince justice.

But not all the comments were bad. “I love it!” One fan shared this, and then another said: “He killed this!” wrote.

“I’m not a fan but I actually like this,” another person said.

Beyoncé had the chance to perform with Prince at the 2004 Grammy Awards, 12 years before his tragic death. They performed a medley of their songs such as “Purple Rain”, “Crazy In Love”, “Let’s Go Crazy”.

in 2012 said The giant magazine said it was “appalled” to work with Prince.

“Going into rehearsals I was overwhelmed, nervous and starstruck. We rehearsed for an hour every day for a week, instead of six hours the day before. This was very clever, it was Prince’s idea; I think she knows people are star-struck because she’s gorgeous. “It really put me at ease, it was just second nature when it came time to do it.”