Maybe we should all consider this a lesson about learning to just chill. The fact of the matter is, it has been a little less than a month since it was reported that Beyoncé gave birth and she still hasn't even confirmed the fact that she went into labor herself. The video proves that fans (and society as a whole) are so happy for celebrities they love that when they give birth, people are willing to pretend to be overjoyed over even the most ridiculous rumors. And because Beyoncé and JAY-Z haven't actually confirmed the names of the twins, they very well could be named any of Kimmel's combinations (my money is on Bedbath and Beyondcé).Īll jokes aside, Kimmel's segment makes an important point about celebrity obsession. The twins' real rumored names, Rumi and Sir, are no where near as crazy as the names that Kimmel and company came up with but still pretty unique nonetheless. You can listen to the song, or fill it in without listening first. The pictures help with finding the right words.

The full list of names that Kimmel's producers convinced bystanders to say aloud (and congratulate Beyoncé and JAY-Z for) are pretty great: This is a worksheet where the students have to fill in the missing words of Beyonce´s song 'If I were a boy'. The results were pretty hilarious and definitely worth watching (and also a little embarrassing). 'This afternoon, we went out on the street and asked people to congratulate Beyoncé and JAY-Z on their recent arrival with some baby names we made up,' Kimmel told the audience. Instead of headlines, Kimmel got people to believe that Beyoncé and JAY-Z had named their kids some pretty fun names, making them congratulate the couple on the birth of their twins. His segment on Tuesday's night show was no different. Kimmel is known for his 'lie witness news' segments on his late night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, tricking innocent bystanders on the streets into believing some ridiculous headlines.

But Jimmy Kimmel's fake Beyoncé twin names make a very important point - celebrity obsession has gotten a little out of hand. Jimmy Kimmel decided to test this theory, taking to the streets of Los Angeles to have a little fun with innocent Beyoncé fans (and give them some fake info about her twins names). With so much speculation surrounding the reported birth of Beyoncé and JAY-Z's twins, it seems like fans are ready to grasp onto any news surrounding news surrounding their existence or birth - and I don't blame them.

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