Why Beyonc¨¦¡¯s Cowboy Carter tour ticket prices crash harder than a McDonald¡¯s meal?

Is it the Beyonc¨¦ era, or is the cowboy losing her lasso? Queen Bey¡¯s big comeback with her Cowboy Carter tour is making headlines for all the wrong reasons this week ¡ª and the Internet is going absolutely feral.

Beyonc¨¦ | Credit: X

With just two days left before the opening show in Los Angeles, a shocking number of seats are still wide open. Even wilder? Some resale tickets have crashed to a jaw-dropping $20, which, if you are keeping track, is officially cheaper than McDonald's new Minecraft Meal in the US (yes, seriously). That iconic Happy Meal remix is priced at over $21 ¡ª meaning you could technically attend a Beyonc¨¦ concert and still have change for fries.

Beyonc¨¦ | Credit: X

The internet is in full roast mode for Beyonc¨¦

Music fans, always ready for chaos, have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to absolutely roast the situation. One savage post pointed out that ¡°the Cowboy Carter tour starts in less than a week, and there are still thousands of tickets left for opening night¡­¡± Ouch.

The looks for Cowboy Carter easily chewed up. The tour looks are gonna be lethal af.

¡ª BOYONC? (@theeboyonce) April 17, 2025

Beyhive to the rescue

However, before you start imagining Beyonc¨¦ performing to empty seats, hold that thought. Her loyal Beyhive has swooped in to defend their queen, reminding the haters that even her last global tour had a slow start. One fan chimed in that once those ¡°legendary Beyonc¨¦ tour clips¡± start flooding social media, everyone will be scrambling to snatch whatever tickets are left.

Blame the resellers, not Beyonc¨¦

Plus, there is a major catch most trolls are conveniently ignoring: those dirt-cheap tickets are from resellers, not Beyonc¨¦¡¯s official team. Translation? Beyonc¨¦ has already bagged her coin ¡ª and it is the scalpers who are sweating bullets trying to offload leftover seats at bargain-bin prices.

What¡¯s the plan for Cowboy Carter?

For those still out of the loop, the Cowboy Carter tour kicks off on April 28 at LA¡¯s massive SoFi Stadium. After conquering Los Angeles with five shows, Beyonc¨¦ will take her rhinestone boots to Chicago, New Jersey, London, Paris, Houston, Maryland, and Atlanta, before wrapping things up with a double feature in Las Vegas on July 25 and 26.

Bottom line? Never underestimate Beyonc¨¦. The tickets might be cheaper than fast food right now, but once Queen B hits the stage, you will wish you had spent that $20 on her ¡ª not nuggets.