The members of “Loud and fit” who broke out at Beyonce’s concert in Lithuania spoke about people’s reaction: “We really didn’t expect it”

On March 29, the pop star Beyonce delighted her fans with her new, eighth album, “COWBOY CARTER,” and on April 1, the news that especially pleased fans in Lithuania came out that the artist is coming to hold a concert in Kaunas.

The event appeared on the Facebook account of the Loud and Fit dance studio. In the recording, they said that they became the organizers of this concert.

The concert was scheduled for 2025 on April 19 at the “Žalgiris” arena in Kaunas.

“For the first time in Lithuania, the queen of the stage Beyoncé will hold her concert at the Žalgiris Arena in Kaunas!” She rose to fame in the late 1990s as the frontwoman of the R&B group Destiny’s Child, one of the most popular girl groups of all time.

In total, Beyoncé has won 23 Grammys, her third solo album “I Am… Sasha Fierce” with hits “If I Were a Boy”, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)”, “Halo” received six Grammys ” awards, and the performer herself set a record as “the first to receive the most statuettes in one evening”.

4 became her fourth consecutive number one album on the Billboard 200, and Beyoncé’s latest fifth album became the fastest-selling album in iTunes history and the fifth of her albums to reach the top of the US album chart.

In 2025, Beyoncé returns with the “Renaissance” world tour and will appear in Lithuania on April 19! The organizers “LOUD and FIT” have been organizing the largest Zumba events in the Baltic States since 2013 with foreign guests from the USA, Brazil, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Serbia and many others. And we are happy that we will be able to participate in Beyoncé’s concert tour and finally, for the first time, we will see Queen B in Lithuania.

During the event, not only the most popular and new hits await you, but also a dance party until dawn! Tickets coming soon! More information coming soon!”, they wrote under the shared post.

The comments below the shared post show that people immediately suspected the hoax and realized it was an April Fool’s joke.

“Didn’t get lazy.. happy April Fool’s Day,” one commenter wrote under the post.

“Too cruel bajer,” added another commenter.

However, the event also attracted those who were interested and believed in this message.

It can be seen that 11 thousand of people clicked that they were interested in the upcoming event and as many as 827 intended to participate.

But the hoax didn’t last long on the Loud and fit page, they shared the same day and admitted it was an April Fool’s joke.

“OMG chebryt we made a joke. You already have 11 thousand. coming It’s time to laugh. Happy April 1st everyone! We did not expect so many of you to be interested and believe. Oh, it’s a good one. This now remains to be actually organized. We have an audience, we have interest as well. Let’s go call Beyonce!” Loud and Fit members wrote.

On Monday, during the discussion of the event, “Loud and Fit” shared a photo showing that due to the great interest of people in Lithuania, the members of the dance studio decided to contact Beyonce and try to invite the artist to Lithuania.

“How do you think it will be written?” PS, ask for a concert – we’re trying,” they added under the shared photo.

News portal lrytas.lt when contacted, loud and fit zumba trainer Augustina Jukne said that every year on April 1st, they play tricks on their community.

“The idea was simple, we trick our community every year. Last year, we tricked everyone that all the coaches’ places and locations were changing and we shared the new schedules, then people reacted very funny. And this year we are organizing the biggest zumba event in the Baltic countries and we are inviting the star Mansora from South Africa, so we thought that if we are already organizing such an event, maybe let’s pretend that our next level will be Beyonce”, the woman said.

She also mentioned that she did not expect such a big reaction and sharing from people.

“At first we thought no one would believe it. When we shared it, we thought it would only spread among people in our community. Then we made a public event on Facebook to make it look more convincing, everyone started sharing and we saw the interest grow by thousands. We really did not expect such a reaction from people”, laughed A. Juknė.