Beyoncé's mom is ésmomalsolistenstoBeyoncéhomemade taboo sex videosjust like us. You know, in the sense that she alsolistens to Beyoncé music and sings in the car.
On Sunday, Ms. Tina Lawson -- aka Beyoncé’s mom -- posted a super-relatable video on Instagram of herself singing along to her daughter’s song, “Freedom.”
SEE ALSO: Makeup artist unveils new Beyoncé-inspired edible lip gloss paletteQueen T grooved to the beat of Beyoncé's Lemonade hit like a true Beyhive member, dubbing the track her "fight song."
She captioned her video, "Had a tough day yesterday! Obstacles everywhere, When I think about quitting the fight. I sing this song loud! This has become my fight song. Keep pushing! Don't give up! Cause a winner never quits on them selves."
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Don't worry, Tina -- Queen Bey's music will always be here to get us through the day.
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