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Traffic Reporter Goes Viral For Hilariously Integrating Beyoncé Song Titles Into Her Report On The Fly

Traffic Reporter Goes Viral For Hilariously Integrating Beyoncé Song Titles Into Her Report On The Fly
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Sheila Watko is a Philadelphia-based traffic reporter for NBC. She is also a proud member of the Bey-Hive.

Since Beyonce once again stopped the world, this time with the Renaissance drop, people have been celebrating the artists longevity, relevance, and awesomeness in general.


Watko, not about to miss out on the fun, figured out a unique way to celebrate "Bey-Day" during a traffic report:

The reporter rattled off more than a few of Beyonce's song titles during her report.

The sheer number of them was impressive enough, but pay close attention to where Sheila is looking.

At no point does she glance for a teleprompter or cue cards.

Sheila Watko did all that off the top of her head!

Her coworkers were so impressed with it, and the fact that it wasn't a script, that they called it out for viewers

Twitter was absolutely in love.









If this sounds familiar, it might be because this isn't the first time Watko has done this sort of thing. High energy and ridiculous puns are kind of her calling cards, and viewers have come to love her for it.

In the past, she's played the same song name game with Taylor Swift songs, and the Swifties loved it!

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