The Beyhive attacks Lululemon for throwing shade at Beyoncé's new activewear line

Thursday Beyoncé announced her new Ivy Park activewear line and the high end yoga-focused fitness brand Lululemon failed at trying to throw a little shade at Queen Bey.

Apr 1, 2016
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Thursday Beyoncé announced her new Ivy Park activewear line and the high end yoga-focused fitness brand Lululemon failed at trying to throw a little shade at Queen Bey.

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After Bey announced the arrival of Ivy Park, Lululemon took to Twitter saying, “they do say imitation is the best form of flattery. Maybe Beyoncé is so crazy in love with our brand, she made her own.”

Well, the Beyhive wasn’t here for any of Lululemon’s games and immediately attacked with countless vicious tweets.

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“We don’t plan to bow down to the Queen B when it comes to workout gear, but you know we’re going to keep buying her albums,” in response to a fan who tweeted out, “Lululemon about to go bankrupt cause Beyonce [sic] released an active wear line #gamechanger.”

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But when the Bey Hive came in for the kill, as anyone could have seen coming, Lululemon quickly backtracked and posted this tweet: “We’re not throwing punches. Everyone needs a little healthy competition.”

Let this be a lesson, Lululemon.

Checkout tweets from the Beyhive below:

https://twitter.com/kayghee/status/715922567069114368

https://twitter.com/sabreigha/status/715650227340984320

https://twitter.com/previlonnn/status/715897526264729600

https://twitter.com/BeingBlkStacey/status/715651768542216192

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