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Elmo Just Hilariously Invited Beyoncé To Be On 'Sesame Street'—And The Beyhive Is So Into It

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While appearing on the YouTube interview show Chicken Shop Date, Elmo gave Beyoncé a shoutout and asked her to come back to Sesame Street after she previously visited with Destiny's Child back in 2002.

Elmo just proved they’re a proud member of the Beyhive, and they’re not shy about it.

During a recent episode of Chicken Shop Date, Elmo told host Amelia Dimoldenberg that their go-to karaoke pick is “anything Beyoncé.”


When asked if they’re part of the superstar’s fanbase, Elmo lit up and took the chance to invite Beyoncé to Sesame Street or even Chicken Shop Date.

“Hi, Beyoncé! Elmo loves you. Maybe you can come to 'Sesame Street' sometime. Or 'Chicken Shop Date'?”

Fans online are now hoping Beyoncé takes Elmo up on the offer. Her last Sesame Street appearance was in 2002 with Destiny’s Child, so a return is long overdue.

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People were here for Elmo's taste in music.


Many people pointed out that Beyoncé has been on Sesame Street, but it was decades ago as part of Destiny's Child.

People said it would be great to have her return. It's been long enough.


There's no way to be aloof and cool when talking about Beyoncé.



This interview showed how much everyone loves Elmo.

And Queen Bey.

More Sesame Street clips can be seen on sesamestreet.org.

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