An anti-Beyonce protest turned into a lovefest for the diva — when only a few people with soggy signs showed up at rainy rally planned against the singer in Midtown Tuesday.
The group Proud of the Blues invited anyone offended by her “race-baiting” Superbowl halftime performance to protest in front of NFL headquarters at 8 a.m.
Instead, it erupted into a concert-style scene full of fans cheering for the “Single Ladies” singer. Dozens of Beyonce boosters waved signs in support of her halftime show and the Black Lives Matter campaign.
“Why are people afraid of black pride?” one sign read.
Another proclaimed, “End police brutality and murder!”
One Beyonce supporter came to fight for the superstar’s freedom of speech, he said. “I’m here to defend creative expression!” declared Frank Sha Fracnois.
Roughly five anti-Beyonce protesters arrived in total, including Ariel Kohane — whose sign was destroyed in the rain because he forgot to laminated it.
“Beyonce is racist and is fueling hate. She is promoting violence against police,” he said of the singer’s nod to the Black Lives Matter movement during the performance.
Last week, critics were outraged by the star’s Superbowl show, saying her costume evoked the Black Panthers.
The protest at NFL headquarters may have been a hoax, the critics said Tuesday.