What's Up With The Beyoncé 'She Knows' Edits On TikTok? The Conspiracy Theories Linking Beyoncé To Diddy Explained

The Queen Bee has become the subject of a strange and disjointed TikTok conspiracy theory linking her and her husband Jay-Z to P. Diddy. To make matters worse, people on TikTok are convinced that she somehow had a role in the deaths of late pop stars Aaliyah, Left Eye, and Michael Jackson.

To add fuel to the fire, some TikTokers also began sharing videos of how many pop stars acknowledge Beyoncé in their award acceptance speeches, theorizing that singers like Adele and Harry Styles made sure to pay their respects to the Queen out of fear for their lives.

The outlandish theory took hold of TikTok this past week, but memes featuring famous pop stars with the caption, "You can see the fear in her eyes," and "She just wanted to survive" are already making the rounds on Twitter. Here's why people are making edits of Beyoncé with the song "She Knows" by J. Cole.

Where Did The Beyoncé-Jay Z-Diddy Conspiracy Theory Come From?

The origins of the conspiracy theories linking Beyoncé and her husband Jay Z to incarcerated criminal P. Diddy are unconfirmed. However, Redditors /u/RepresentativeOk2433 and /u/joe_bibidi responded to a post on /r/OutOfTheLoop with a theory about why the three music artists were being linked by more conspiratorial minds.

Conspiracy theories linking Beyoncé Knowles Carter and her husband Jay-Z to the song "She Knows" by J Cole began to make the rounds on TikTok after September 23rd, 2024, with many TikTokers citing the lyrics, "rest in peace to Aaliyah, rest in peace to Left Eye, Michael Jackson I see ya," to imply that Beyoncé has her husband or Diddy assassinate artists she thinks are gaining more popularity than her.

TikToker @nivinsmctwisp was one of the first to post a video of Beyoncé set to the track "She Knows" by J. Cole, gathering over a million views in a week. A day later, TikToker @thefernandomj posted another video linking Beyoncé to the deaths of Aaliyah, Left Eye, and Michael Jackson, gathering over 8 million views.

@nivinsmctwisp ela sabe sim #diddy #beyonce #jayz #hollywood #sheknows #aaliyah #fy #fyp #viral #tiktok ♬ som original – 𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐕𝐈𝐒

@thefernandomj Part 2| Follow my page for more information about the mystery #beyonce #jayz #michaeljackson #aaliyah #lefteye #sheknows #diddy #polemica #celebridades #foryoupage #viral ♬ She Knows – J. Cole

Variations of following copypasta are often seen in the comments sections of such videos, linking Beyoncé to Diddy through J. Cole's lyrics.

"SHE KNOWS"
Shen= Sean(Diddy)
Knows= Beyonce last name(Knowles)
J. COLE highlights "Just as soon as I die" because he knew P. Diddy will hunt him for saying his dark secrets!

Why Are People Saying That Other Pop Stars Are Scared Of Beyoncé?

More TikToks about Beyoncé set to the song "She Knows" by J. Cole gathered millions of views towards the end of September 2024, with TikToker @rdvllc's edit gathering over 18 million plays and 2.8 million likes.

Several TikTokers also posted videos of award winners acknowledging and thanking Beyoncé in their speeches, implying that they do so because they fear her influence and fear what she might do to someone she feels threatened by.

Clips of Adele crying and thanking Beyoncé are often cited in such conspiracy theory videos, as are clips of Kanye interrupting Taylor Swift. One such video posted by @rezkue gathered over 7 million likes.

@rdvllc she knows… #aaliyah #lefteye #michaeljackson #beyonce #pdiddy #edit #videostar #fy ♬ son original – ﹒⪩⪨﹒

@rezkue she knows. kanye saved taylor and adele saved HERSELF. #kanyewest #beyonce #pdiddy #diddy #taylorswift #adele #sheknows ♬ original sound – rezkue

What's Up With Memes About The 'Fear In Her Eyes' And How 'She Just Wanted To Survive'?

As the bizarre conspiracy theories about Beyoncé spread, so did memes mocking the whole situation. X (formerly Twitter) users began to share videos of other pop stars being fearful of Beyoncé, a trend that began with a video of the singer looking over at Dua Lipa.

X user @quentinRIP posted the video, writing, "Dua knew she had to stay still to not anger her… you can see the fear in her eyes," and gathering nearly 200,000 likes in a day.

Also on September 30th, 2024, X user @crulsmmr posted a meme showing an old tweet by singer Sia, joking about how it spells out "Beyoncé kidnapped me," gathering over 130,000 likes in a day.

Some TikTokers also began posting joke edits blaming Beyoncé for random fictional crimes, including TikToker @superkvnt, who posted a video jokingly blaming Beyoncé for a theater malfunction on Nickelodeon's Victorious.

@superkvnt guys i don't even know what to post #sheknows #beyonce #victorious #diddy #edit #satire #fyp #originalcontent ♬ original sound – CAMI™

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For the full history of Beyoncé "She Knows" theories, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.