【Double Cross (1996)】

Beyoncé has bestowed a gift those of us who never had the privilege of signing an NDA from her legal team.

She dropped nearly 100 behind the scenes photos from the making of Lemonade on her website today.

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Queen Bey frolics with a Boycott Beyoncé sign of her own, chugs whiskey straight from the bottle and wields a bow and arrow -- just like you do at work!

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